This was the only consequence that the WWE might take notice of. To chant over the "Choice of the Choiceless" Batista. Cena because it represents so much or what frustrates us. Last week, I wrote that the only power we had then, based on what we witnessed at the Royal Rumble, was our power to chant over segments and matches. They throw us a bone now and again, but this is pretty much their show now. We all wonder how they can ignore "YES!" chants by not giving Bryan an actual run with the title and it's because they don't have to do anything we want. And so there's very little motivation for Vince, Hunter, Steph or creative to listen to the fans the way they used to when they were, say, struggling to beat WCW. And very much reminding me of what Punk said back in his infamous "Pipe Bomb 3:16." That because the WWE, for the most part, is "the only game in town," it'll make money despite itself. Now comes the Royal Rumble, which pissed almost all of us off to a next-level degree. So then if that was the belief, why put him in the 'Mania main event? Why invest in him if he was going to leave within months anyway? So it all became a double-edged, straight-edged, sword. And many believed, despite rumors of a huge push this summer against a heel Batista, that Punk was going to leave the WWE in July when his contract was up anyhow. Because he's openly said he's wanted to retire. Which brings me to the fact that it being the last thing he wanted to do in the business probably hurt his chances of ever doing it. And top-lining 'Mania was probably the last thing he wanted to do. And what seems to drive him the most is achieving certain benchmarks. It's part of his weird bucket list thing. Because Punk wants the 'Mania main event.
He saw fighting Triple H at 'Mania as Grade-A Suckitude. And, for better or worse, there'd be more mid-card matches built around storylines. Two guys were gong to lose out on almost every PPV. One of the things I warned you all about when it came to the title unification was that there was going to be less room at the top. Daniel Bryan should be the Main Event of 'Mania 30 - for the WWE World Championship. Which would then lead to, as has been planned for months, Punk vs. But he left before the show started, telling Vince that he was "going home." He was slated to lose to Antonio Cesaro (via Kane distraction) so that Cesaro could be in the Elimination Chamber, setting up Punk vs. So last Monday, Punk was there backstage. And there are reports that many folks backstage are "not unhappy" that he's gone.whoops. And for months now he's been hurting, burned out, and dissatisfied with his storyline. That being said, he's also very vocal about lame booking (among other things) and has, of all people, Vince McMahon's ear. So let's start with this: Punk is a bitch to work with. We've all had time to get most of our hysterical grieving out of the way (which in the Internet age lasts approximately 16 to 20 hours, depending on the individual) and now everyone's gone into Charlie Day "Pepe Silva" crazy conspiracy board mode. So much has been reported on, and speculated on, that I'm just going to try and give you guys the basics.
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Steel was ultimately released from the company, while all others that participated were suspended.So it's now a full week later. Punk publicly criticized The Elite following the event, which led to a backstage brawl between all mentioned parties and Ace Steel. Wrestling fans may not blame The Elite for not wanting to do business with CM Punk after the very real fight they all had following the All Out pay-per-view in Chicago back in September of 2022. I haven’t heard a peep that they want to work with Punk. There is no word that they want to wrestle CM Punk and FTR. Matt Jackson said it was the worst six weeks of his life.
If you watch the AEW All Access show, they’re still upset about it. I haven’t heard a word about Kenny Omega or the Young Bucks wanting to work with CM Punk. If they are, they certainly aren't talking about it (via Ringside News):
Unfortunately for Punk, Bryan Alvarez from Wrestling Observer Live said it sounds like Kenny Omega and the Young Bucks Matt and Nick Jackson aren't willing to work with Punk. There's been talk that CM Punk is pitching ideas for his return and maybe even something as ambitious as a feud with The Elite that plays out at the upcoming mega show the organization booked for Wembley Stadium.
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