So, when is Punk going to turn heel?

**Jeritron** · 12-01-2007, 09:17 PM

Nobody really gets the biggest pop in the company, it varys from show to show and venue to venue.

Punk has gotten the biggest pop of the night, reportedly, at a good amount of his shows which include Smackdown and ECW. That of course means his only real competition is Batista and Rey Mysterio.

Michaels and Triple H get big pops, as does Jeff Hardy and the jury is still out on Jericho since he's been back for 2 weeks and one was his debut (naturally a big pop) and one was a generally dead crowd (which he, Triple H, hometown Flair, and Hardy were said to about tie at)

Punk also has popped very well for himself when he's appeared on Raw and split brand ppvs.

So who knows, Punk def gets some of the biggest pops in the company right now, consistently. But so did Road Dogg and Xpac, and Al Snow, so only time will tell. And as some will surely point out, to which they'd be correct, is that the state of the company and fans makes the biggest pop of the night not as special as it once was.

12-01-2007, 09:17 PM	#11
Jeritron Get a poke on Posts: 35,234	Nobody really gets the biggest pop in the company, it varys from show to show and venue to venue. Punk has gotten the biggest pop of the night, reportedly, at a good amount of his shows which include Smackdown and ECW. That of course means his only real competition is Batista and Rey Mysterio. Michaels and Triple H get big pops, as does Jeff Hardy and the jury is still out on Jericho since he's been back for 2 weeks and one was his debut (naturally a big pop) and one was a generally dead crowd (which he, Triple H, hometown Flair, and Hardy were said to about tie at) Punk also has popped very well for himself when he's appeared on Raw and split brand ppvs. So who knows, Punk def gets some of the biggest pops in the company right now, consistently. But so did Road Dogg and Xpac, and Al Snow, so only time will tell. And as some will surely point out, to which they'd be correct, is that the state of the company and fans makes the biggest pop of the night not as special as it once was.