I don't understand this whole whining argument from some of you. My man been busting his ass for 3 years putting on arguably the best matches this side of
and he hasn't earned the right to be upset about the product? I'd understand if this was some mid-carder but this is Punk arguably the most over guy in the company.
No one is saying he doesn't have a right to be upset with the product. We ALL hate the product on some level; there's no argument there. I don't think anyone here has every complained about any wrestler shytting on the product.
But that dude is getting paid money to do a job, and he allegedly just up and quits because "I don't like it here anymore". Which is no real problem in itself, many have left that company before him when they weren't satisfied with how things were going......but you don't do it the way he's said to have done it
And it doesn't matter if this was Punk, Cena or fukkin' Heath Slater. It's still some unprofessional-ass shyt, and if that is in fact what he did then Vince would be a fool to ever trust him the same way again
I'm well aware that this could still be a work.....which in itself is pathetic in its own right because that means Punk still needs real-life, work-shoot shyt to get over, when dudes like Ryback and Bryan got the crowd cheering and chanting phrases after getting over the REAL way. He never really got that popular until he delivered that overrated work-shoot promo that damn near anybody else could have done in his position and got over with. Says a lot about him.
for the full audio. Whatever problems he has with Creative and Management, I think being worn down and needing a break plays a big part too. Plus he looked like he was fukked up during the Rumble, maybe when Reigns hit him with the dropkick coming in. Whether or not his going home was real and a power play over a new contract / being unhappy over his direction or just a work, I hope to see him back on tv soon.
