Punk walks out of the WWE

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Not surprising if true. Dude has been lazy and boring ever since his Lesnar feud ended.
 

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He is obviously not happy with his position currently and his love for wrestling is not there as much (based on his recent MMA Interview).

If this is really true I wouldn't be surprised if he comes back soon.
 

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TOP STAR PULLED FROM ALL WWE DATES GOING FORWARD
by Mike Johnson @ 2:10 AM on 1/29/2014

Former WWE and World champion CM Punk has been pulled from all advertising of WWE live events going forward after a meeting with WWE management yesterday at the Raw taping in Cleveland, Ohio.
We have been working on details for the last 24 hours (as Dave Scherer and I noted on our respective Elite audios earlier today), but the belief among those who are willing to talk about the situation is that Punk is no longer factored into company plans, including Wrestlemania, where he was slated to face Triple H.

We have heard from several sources that the original script for yesterday's Raw called for Punk to wrestle Antonio Cesaro and lose after Kane interfered, allowing Cesaro to qualify for the Elimination Chamber. It should be noted that another source has denied that and claimed that Punk was never booked to wrestle last night and was only booked to do a promo that would follow up on Kane causing Punk's elimination from the Rumble. But, Punk was originally slated to be on Raw and those segments were yanked.

It is believed that when Vince McMahon had the writers re-write Raw late yesterday (6 PM for a taping that was scheduled to start at 7:30), it was because Punk had informed the company he was going home.

While we cannot 100% confirm why, the belief among wrestlers backstage is that Punk leaving was not an injury issue. It was described to us as more likely a case of burnout and unhappiness with the overall direction of the company.

In his interview with Ariel Helwani last week, Punk talked about the crazy schedule he's held up working for the company over the last decade. Punk said that he's been doing it ten years and doesn't know anyone else who can say that. He said that he's only taken time off for injuries and that when he took two months off in 2013, it may not have been long enough.

Punk, who worked about 50 minutes in the Royal Rumble match was described as "pissy" after the PPV, although that wouldn't be an unusual description of Punk's demeanor backstage.

One source believed that since Punk's last goal was to work a Wrestlemania main event, there may have been a situation where Punk realized it wasn't going to happen and with his WWE deal expiring in July, that may have weighed down upon him.

In the interview with Helwani, Punk was asked about WWE killing his momentum and directions changing and was asked why such things happen. Punk responded that he'd like to think they don't make those decisions on purpose and it's more they wanted to go in another decision. He claimed it's a different era and different time and it can't be looked at the same way he did when he was a kid.

Yesterday, Punk wrote on Twitter, "Thanks for all the support. Keep being you guys, it's pretty cool."

We'll obviously update more as we confirm additional details, but don't look for CM Punk on WWE TV, at least as of this writing.
 

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i honestly dont care. maybe some time off will make me like him more, or give them something realistic for him to do. they shoulda let Brock body him with a chair first.
 
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