Former WWE Employee CM Punk to speak on leaving WWE tomorrow (Edit: It's Up)
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Willy Waffle
Willy Da Waffleman
i totally believe punk approached ryback but as far as what was said?
im curious to hear what ryback has to say.
Punk is legendary?
CJ
Your objective semi-troll
@Psychosis Nah, the Ryback figures pic its still up. 
Skip better tread carefully though, we got a main event title to go after
Skip better tread carefully though, we got a main event title to go after
Y'all dudes catching feelings over Jericho 
Jericho is a known stooge. Dude probably hardly had a personal relationship with Punk, texted him out of the blue to report something on his podcast and Punk saw right through it.
I use to be a Jericho fan, but the more and more I find out about him and his backward stooging ways makes me disgusted
Jericho is a known stooge. Dude probably hardly had a personal relationship with Punk, texted him out of the blue to report something on his podcast and Punk saw right through it.
I use to be a Jericho fan, but the more and more I find out about him and his backward stooging ways makes me disgusted
Its funny how alot of the WWE marks whom are always shytting on IWC by often replying with assumptions such as "You don't know what its like to run a billion dollar company" "You don't know the business" "Youre a nerd who always complains" "Try working for the WWE yourself" are the first ones throwing shade at Philip.
I'm like You muthafukkas never stepped foot in a square circle selves, You never had to deal with a creative team thats totally inaccurately antiquated in terms of understanding the business and character development, You never had to live on the road for like 5-6 days a week working sick, injured, and risking your health regularly only to not get paid your worth or getting your hard work cut in half for guys whom are only there temporary. So how can you throw shade at Philip?
I'm not rushing sides but Punk made alot of strong bullet points and pretty much confirms everything that we've been saying about the WWE's practices and direction for the past several years. Interesting enough, His stories parallels with Del Rio and many others.
I'm like You muthafukkas never stepped foot in a square circle selves, You never had to deal with a creative team thats totally inaccurately antiquated in terms of understanding the business and character development, You never had to live on the road for like 5-6 days a week working sick, injured, and risking your health regularly only to not get paid your worth or getting your hard work cut in half for guys whom are only there temporary. So how can you throw shade at Philip?
I'm not rushing sides but Punk made alot of strong bullet points and pretty much confirms everything that we've been saying about the WWE's practices and direction for the past several years. Interesting enough, His stories parallels with Del Rio and many others.
Y'all dudes catching feelings over Jericho
Jericho is a known stooge. Dude probably hardly had a personal relationship with Punk, texted him out of the blue to report something on his podcast and Punk saw right through it.
I use to be a Jericho fan, but the more and more I find out about him and his backward stooging ways makes me disgusted
What Y2J do?
WOAHMYGOODNESS
Your TSC World Champion
The fukk that got to do with Punk...lol
thenatural
Superstar
I've never heard this before. Who was he snitching on?
InstantKlassik
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This thread >>>>>>>
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After hearing the whole podcast. He has every right to walk away from a job he is no longer feeling. Lets not act like we don't all think the independent contract thing was bullshyt.
That said your attitude can sometimes make a situation worst. I had a job that was fukked up and I was losing weight do to stress and acted a little like punk did with sly ass remarks and comments calling people out on bs policy. What sucks is sometimes you just got to choose between playing their game and leaving.
He is not the first wrestler who we have heard talk about how ridiculous backstage is and politics .Since WWE is the only game in town they can pull these stunts. WCW wasn't much better. Thats what we get for loving a carny sport.
Also I don't want to see Punk wrestle anymore. With how disgusted he is, I feel he could be toxic where every he goes.
That said your attitude can sometimes make a situation worst. I had a job that was fukked up and I was losing weight do to stress and acted a little like punk did with sly ass remarks and comments calling people out on bs policy. What sucks is sometimes you just got to choose between playing their game and leaving.
He is not the first wrestler who we have heard talk about how ridiculous backstage is and politics .Since WWE is the only game in town they can pull these stunts. WCW wasn't much better. Thats what we get for loving a carny sport.
Also I don't want to see Punk wrestle anymore. With how disgusted he is, I feel he could be toxic where every he goes.
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Jericho's always given off a vibe of a piece of shyt. I can't point to anything, it's just how he seems.
This was a great interview.
I'm going to assume "why didn't he quit earlier if it was that bad?" is just trolling. The only thing I had a problem with was what he said about Rock and Mania. In the most literal sense he's right, WM is a bigger draw than The Rock, it would do bigger numbers without Rock than the difference with Rock added. With that said, the difference was 200-300k, and that's not something to overlook, that's $10-15 million right there (not all to WWE, but still). Mania 26 had a considerably better card than 27, but Rock just hosting did 150-200k better. So, they were right to have him main event.
A triple threat at 29 was always what I wanted, they could've got Cena his win over Rock back while keeping Punk strong and in the main event.
I want to ask why was he acting so goofy a month or two after he came back in 2011. He had this very believable not give a fukk attitude going into Money in the Bank, then a couple months later he was making corny jokes and faces like a slightly edgier, more sarcastic Cena.
This was a great interview.
I'm going to assume "why didn't he quit earlier if it was that bad?" is just trolling. The only thing I had a problem with was what he said about Rock and Mania. In the most literal sense he's right, WM is a bigger draw than The Rock, it would do bigger numbers without Rock than the difference with Rock added. With that said, the difference was 200-300k, and that's not something to overlook, that's $10-15 million right there (not all to WWE, but still). Mania 26 had a considerably better card than 27, but Rock just hosting did 150-200k better. So, they were right to have him main event.
A triple threat at 29 was always what I wanted, they could've got Cena his win over Rock back while keeping Punk strong and in the main event.
I want to ask why was he acting so goofy a month or two after he came back in 2011. He had this very believable not give a fukk attitude going into Money in the Bank, then a couple months later he was making corny jokes and faces like a slightly edgier, more sarcastic Cena.
krackdagawd
Inspire.
@ thinking CM Gawd was scared of that roided goof He would tie that nikka into a pretzel and leave him there
