CM Punk discusses retirement

[Busby]

He didn't have too much a problem with booking when he was going over Cena in all those matches, did he? When he went over the entire roster in 2012, no one heard him complain. He was all happy go lucky. But when it was time to lose a little bit to get other acts further along...this man who claimed to have wanted change let his ego get the best of him and he is now nothing more than another tale of someone who couldn't handle his position. Pitiful more than anything.

Pretty much...and it's a damn shame because this is how his legacy is going to be remembered.

I mean don't get me wrong, I respect that he left on his own terms, and pretty much has a bunch of money saved up. But to just leave without putting anybody over, and just go silent to your fans about your absence is nothing more then another middle finger to everybody. In a way he is taking a huge bite out of the hand that feeds him. I mean this shouldn't really be no surprise, he even said on his documentary that "He doesn't burn bridges, he blows them up while he is still on them."

He'll be back eventually, but I wouldn't be surprised if that whole locker room gives him the

 

[MushroomX]

Pretty much...and it's a damn shame because this is how his legacy is going to be remembered.

I mean don't get me wrong, I respect that he left on his own terms, and pretty much has a bunch of money saved up. But to just leave without putting anybody over, and just go silent to your fans about your absence is nothing more then another middle finger to everybody. In a way he is taking a huge bite out of the hand that feeds him. I mean this shouldn't really be no surprise, he even said on his documentary that "He doesn't burn bridges, he blows them up while he is still on them."

He'll be back eventually, but I wouldn't be surprised if that whole locker room gives him the

Pretty much, I mean he loves Macho Man because he does the elbow. Macho though was purely class, and a struggling Diamond Dallas Page was trying get over. Macho said to dusty, "I think I would like to take the Diamond Cutter tonight."

I've always said it, but you don't have to WIN. HBGoat lost a ton of matches at Wrestlemania, yet people remember them more than the others. The goal in wrestling is to entertain the fans, and put on a solid match. If you do both, then the fans will push your ass to the moon.

 

[Jmare007]

Keep thinking he's actually gonna stay away brehs

 

[23Barrettcity]

Why do people keep saying he left because he didn't want to job ? @R=G. @MushroomX @Busby
Punk lost all his big matches pretty much from the rock on . Now we suppose to believe he left not to job ? makes no sense . It seems like it a was a bunch of factors that made him leave

 

[23Barrettcity]

Why do people keep saying he left because he didn't want to job ? @R=G. @MushroomX @Busby
Punk lost all his big matches pretty much from the rock on . Now we suppose to believe he left not to job ? makes no sense . It seems like it a was a bunch of factors that made him leave

 

[MushroomX]

Why do people keep saying he left because he didn't want to job ? @R=G. @MushroomX @Busby
Punk lost all his big matches pretty much from the rock on . Now we suppose to believe he left not to job ? makes no sense . It seems like it a was a bunch of factors that made him leave

There was a bunch of other factors naturally, but no one said he left because 'he didn't job'. Punk lost his smile for wrestling because he was beat up, though the direction of the company was going bad, and wasn't getting the best WrestleMania spot. Not to mention he is a emotional motherfukker when shyt doesn't go his way. He is in a bad spot mentally in his life because he cut himself off to only his closest friends.

 

[TrueEpic08]

Confirm your retirement like everyone asks you to, and still have people complain about shyt, brehs.

 

[Tommy Fits]

I said it before and I'll say it again because basement dwelling virgins ignore it but if Vince didn't respect his reasons for leaving he would have buried Punk and AJ on TV but he didn't.

 

[dh86]

Pretty much...and it's a damn shame because this is how his legacy is going to be remembered.

I mean don't get me wrong, I respect that he left on his own terms, and pretty much has a bunch of money saved up. But to just leave without putting anybody over, and just go silent to your fans about your absence is nothing more then another middle finger to everybody. In a way he is taking a huge bite out of the hand that feeds him. I mean this shouldn't really be no surprise, he even said on his documentary that "He doesn't burn bridges, he blows them up while he is still on them."

He'll be back eventually, but I wouldn't be surprised if that whole locker room gives him the

As been mentioned, he basically put over Ronan reigns clean as a whistle a coupleof weeks before he left in Reigns first main event singles match to my knowledge, that locker room won't say or do shyt to punk. Everyone's there to make money and the part timers help in that

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Whine like a little bytch about booking an then when someone leaves over it hold'em responsible brehs

 

[R=G]

Confirm your retirement like everyone asks you to, and still have people complain about shyt, brehs.

Yeah..4 months later after staying quiet as a mouse...lol

 

[C Con]

Punk did what we all wish we can do at our own jobs and actually beyond. Get paid, reach the top and leave on your own terms. Even got a wife out of it. What more can you want??? He may have pissed off lots of people, fans, co-workers, etc. - but is any of this surprising when we've been told for the longest about how he is in real life??? I can't do nothing but applaud the man - his title reign actually stood out and was unique from others and will have its place in history. I find it hard to believe he won't ever wrestle again - but he doesn't need to.

 

[CM Punk]

@CM Punk its time to put on your Blackhawks jersey, no WWE for you Sunday.