@Poyser to comment on one of your points
I don't think what Punk did was worse as far as action when he called hangman out (though it was much less obvious and veiled, the casual audience had no idea what hangman was referring to, but thats irrelevant to this ) is that if the order of things are to believed : Punk complained to management quite directly. Hangman was talked to and seemingly everyone had moved on. He waited until after he came back from his injury just to feel better to do it to (also losing moral highground in the process, which was dumb) and looked like a heel - which was his whole perceived reason you yourself brought up was the reason he was mad - not looking like the top babyface. So while the action was not worse for me, the intent , at least to me, feels far more nefarious, planned and vindictive. If that was that, hey wtv, u got ur shot in. But then to take another 2nd drive by because that still wasn't enough too, and ALLEGEDLY told a few media people to tune in a few days prior at the conference ...then that's premeditated too? that just shows so much lack of respect for Tony Khan and the company over what really? So that's why I'm much more heated on punk personally about that, especially that Hangman has kept his nose clean, didnt comment didnt retaliate nothing after Punk did it back to him. I don't see how Punk comes off looking good at all in this situation, especially as the veteran who should be leading by example
