WWE Off-Topic

[dubcity]

He chose the one word that even the least kayfabe/uptight wrestlers feel completely disrespected by, lol. Nice job.

[IndianBird]

Quote: Originally Posted by DonkeyJote

I kinda like the show... Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Me too, it's on my DVR

[DieHardYankee26]

I wonder at what point Dana does more damage to his brand than good. Of all the fanbases to piss off, you choose the one most likely to also be fans of your sport, and one that is pretty die hard. Wrestling fans don't take ****.

[PeoplesChampGB]

Quote: Originally Posted by DieHardYankee26

I wonder at what point Dana does more damage to his brand than good. Of all the fanbases to piss off, you choose the one most likely to also be fans of your sport, and one that is pretty die hard. Wrestling fans don't take ****.

Even though at this point I have lost all respect for Punk, I now hope he goes in and destroys everyone in his weight class.

[DieHardYankee26]

The only UFC PPV's I ever bought were the ones with Brock, so I'll be back when Punk is ready, but I've got to ask, why'd you lose all respect for him? He seems to be doing nothing but gaining it from the people he's training with.

[PeoplesChampGB]

Quote: Originally Posted by DieHardYankee26

The only UFC PPV's I ever bought were the ones with Brock, so I'll be back when Punk is ready, but I've got to ask, why'd you lose all respect for him? He seems to be doing nothing but gaining it from the people he's training with.

I didn't lose respect for him for walking out of WWE. I don't care that he had a contract. If you retire, then you retire. NFL Players do it all the time so why can't Punk?

It is mostly having to do with all the BS he spread after he left, like having a hematoma and talking #### about Jericho begging him to be on his show and some other stuff he said that I found disrespectful to the industry. He threw the industry under the bus when that is what got him to where he is today. It would be like Jamie Lee Curtis throwing John Carpenter's Halloween under the bus.

[DieHardYankee26]

That's fair. I just wonder what would have to be done to a guy who worked his entire life and loved wrestling more than anything, to just straight up not enjoy the business anymore. Obviously, we don't know the whole story and never will (although whoever wins the court case I guess will decide that bit), but to go from crying in the middle of the ring after cashing in for your first world title to hating the business, I'm guessing it wasn't all good on the other side either. Doesn't matter though, he's gone now. He'll live on through the CM Punk chants in Chicago.

[Majingir]

lol,bash wrestling and calling it fake. But brought in a wrestler with no pro MMA bouts to compete in his company and almost instantly gave him a world title shot,while many other guys work for YEARS without getting a single shot...

And having your biggest name fighter currently in the company, dedicating her fight to a pro wrestler, and if she had it her way, would be partaking in a storyline in WWE right now(or by WM next year).