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Donald Dump or whatever
But did Larry enjoy Dynamite?Also what does it say about the IWC that AEW has a universally praised Dynamite last night and we're all talking about a doggie's dental health?
But did Larry enjoy Dynamite?Also what does it say about the IWC that AEW has a universally praised Dynamite last night and we're all talking about a doggie's dental health?
In Norfolk on 10/26, it was noted that several of the top people were saying that Punk would not be back. A few names were mentioned with Chris Jericho being the name mentioned most but that many if not most of the key top names were saying that they wouldn’t work with him.
One top star noted, “Punk won’t be back. His value on screen isn’t one percent worth the hassle and black cloud he causes backstage.”
Another top star noted the team has decided he’s out and regardless of some being willing to work with him, the collective decided that he was voted off the island.
As for other updates, as of the last word we have, there had been no communication between WWE with either Punk or Steel as of several days ago. Legally there still couldn’t be with Punk, since he is still under contract to AEW. There is no indication one way or the other of Paul Levesque or Nick Khan’s feelings on this matter, as it is very tricky for obvious reasons. Punk would return to a giant reaction and help business, particularly at first. But very bad feelings exist and the AEW stint likely didn’t help his track record as far as him internally would go. The Cody Rhodes reaction by the fans also tells the story about how it would probably be very good for WWE and not so good for AEW to have Punk on their television, and the wrestling war is still very huge as shown by WWE’s reactions almost weekly.
Steel was said to just want to move past this, was bummed that it happened and the online harassment of him has been gigantic, although that goes for every person involved in the story.
“A completely made up story,” said one person close to the other side. “He’s (Punk) losing (in the investigation results) and is desperate. There was a multiple weeks long investigation and this was oddly not discovered? Hmm. Also, it’s so happened to be mentioned the moment there was news about (the Bucks & Omega) possibly coming back? It’s insane that people would even humor this,” and noted about the entire investigation on the situation being completed and how it turned out.
Another person there at the time said it’s very clear that the story about the dog never happened.
Another person who was in the room seconds after the incident started who is not affiliated with either side, although ended up negative to Punk after it all went down, said, “The dog story is a complete lie. When the altercation was happening Punk was a total psycho and could’ve career PF less about the dog. Kenny picked the dog up to save him from being hurt and gave him to Megha. Megha was holding the dog screaming at Punk to stop. Punk didn’t even register that his `baby’ was being held by a stranger in the middle of a fight. It didn’t stop him one bit.”
The person said they saw everything exactly as it happened and said, “They never spoke to Lucy Guy (the only person in the room who didn’t work regularly for AEW other than the security), cause she was a non factor. Sat in the corner the whole time as her husband was throwing chairs, punches and biting Kenny.”
To this point it was most likely sourced by MJF because other than the lawyer lady supposedly he and Pat Buck were the neutral parties standing there watching the entire thing. So it came from one of them. People like Jericho showed up in the middle of it.The best argument Punk apologists have on Twitter this AM is "Uh... it was all sourced by Jericho! He is such a locker room politician! His wife participated in the January 6th insurrection!"
I know Jericho's got his own agenda and lord knows I don't love defending his IRL behavior in 2022 BUT aside from the MVP feud, he's always seemed fairly honest and transparent when it comes to locker room politics. Aside from MVP, I feel like he's been on the right side (just like his wife would want?) of most of his locker room beefs.
Yeah, I kind of understand CM Punk flipping out. You see the guys that you've been calling out, come in with a HR person. I understand it from The Elite's perspective as a tactful and smart move but also if I'm CM Punk, it does look weak and cowardly. I can see how it triggered a meltdown even if it was exactly 100% wrong thing to do. Obviously, he was in the wrong in the fight from the sounds of it but I kind of get how he snapped. In his eyes, too many things went wrong too often and he broke.As for the actual fight, I can understand why Punk acted like he’s said to have acted. He was hurt, tired and felt slighted. I’m not saying I condone how he acted, but I understand.
I would be mad too but they weren't the source of those rumors. So then it gets weird. The other problem is he wasn't there for anyone to talk to and it seems he would be completely unreceptive to that anyway. Punk also has a problem with not vocalizing his opinion until it's way past the point of overboard too. He said this himself back when he left WWE. He also said during the Double or Nothing press conference back when he won the title (after Hangman's comment was supposed to have triggered him) that he was really happy with how everything was going. So then he goes away and comes straight back to TV and starts making weird comments about Hangman before anyone has a chance to say anything to him? I dunno. There's also the distinct possibility that people were told not to mess with him because they didn't want to risk him walking out of the company. Based on what he said during the All Out press conference he at least thought about quitting when he said Hangman made him angry. There's a lot of contradictory stuff here, to the point where I don't know how it's realistic to handle someone who swings so wildly back and forth.Punk gets mad about the rumor flying around the dirt sheets that The Elite were saying he was trying to get Colt fired, when he allegedly wasn’t. I’d probably be a little mad about that too. Workplace rumors and drama are bullshit. But it’s wrestling so where people making a hotdog per match and millionaires all tend to act like children.
The Elite as EVPs should have gone and talked to him long before Brawl Out happened. If you want the money and the title, you need to accept the responsibility that comes with it. It’s not like it was a secret that Punk was mad or the rumors that were going around.
Gotta be one of those incredible Taiwanese animations.I am hoping for a reenactment of this at some point.
It's probably best for everyone involved that he spends the rest of his career on the indies, where he can be with people who love and understand him (adults who are financially dependent on their parents)I think Colt was the guy spreading those rumors and that’s why we haven’t seen him even with Punk gone. I don’t want to see this guy ever again in my life tbh.