Thread: I feel like something's "missing" with CM Punk right now...
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Old 04-23-2012, 05:10 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Volare View Post
Wait till Chi-town.
Exactly this. CM Punk could establish a jizz-factory at Extreme Rules with the amount of orgasms people will be having for whatever he does. And he's doing everything right, by the way. There is no more consistent performer -- both in the ring and on the mic -- than CM Punk at the moment. Everything he does is absolute quality -- but it's just not catching on like wildfire right now because there is so much that has been going on.

Also, if you want to identify a point where Punk started to lose "white-hot" momentum, it would have been when somehow CM Punk's campaign against the WWE being a stale product ended with Triple H standing all sad in the middle of the ring and upset with his best buddy from the mid-nineties. Punk's well established as a main event force right now, don't get me wrong, but "The Summer of Punk" was not truly properly capitalised on.

Can't wait to see Punk and Jericho's Street Fight, to be honest. I think people should actually wait to see how this feud goes before they claim it hasn't done anything for them as a whole.
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