CM Punk

[Big Red Jericho Punk]

Sources report that CM Punk’s entire promo at the end of RAW this week was improvised by Punk and not scripted. Nobody in the back knew what Punk was going to say until he said it live on RAW.

WWE officials told Punk to go out and say in his own words why he was leaving the company, why he wanted the WWE Title and why he wanted to leave with it in his possession. There was a discussion that when officials felt Punk was going too far, they would pull the plug on the segment and cut his mic.

It’s said that Punk was upset months ago when Triple H came back to feud with The Undertaker and while some of his comments on RAW towards Vince McMahon were well thought out to appear not as a shoot to the average viewer, most believe that Punk’s comments towards Triple H and John Laurinaitis were strictly a shoot.

Word also is that Punk had some notes for his speech jotted down on his wrist tape.

As far as his contract status, Punk’s deal apparently expires the second week of July but he signed an extension to work through Money in the Bank. Still with last night’s new storyline development, sources maintain that Punk is leaving at Money in the Bank.

Well things just got more interesting. This wasn't scripted which makes it even more awesome. I am not surprised they did this because they left Batista shoot last year and Vince yelled at him afterwards saying he went too far. The plug thing was pretty smart, although I am shocked they didn't do it earlier. Thank you WWE for letting us listen that much to Punk. I had a feeling those shots at HHH and Johnny Ace were personal... especially Hunter. Just more bad vibes I am getting about Hunter running the WWE.

 

[Derrick]

Which is what I think, which is why I am going for Kingston.

I agree on this one with Keith, I think it's gonna be Kofi's time and plus, if it's written well, it can give sense and build a further storyline on this all, Punk and Kofi were tag champs back in 2008 and it can give some sense if they build it well and write a good story for it. I feel that we will witness only classic moments until Money In The Bank. Some enjoyable stuff to watch, atleast for me.

 

[Andrew]

If Kofi can be pushed well then I wouldn't mind, his stuff with Orton last year was amazing. They could have Kofi act all angry and stuff, he could easily do anything he wanted. RAW tends to put over young talents these days but I do see Del Rio walking away with this. Kofi will come short.

 

[Andrew]

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What do you think of this? CM Punk singing 'Chicago'
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[Prodigy]

HHH is more power hungry than Vince and it will suck when he's in charge. Vince should see this as a sign to give Punk what he wants.

 

[Andrew]

If Vince really hates the fans then he'd allow CM Punk to win and Cena being fired...

The storyline could really turn out to be a historic one.

 

[Deezy]

HHH is more power hungry than Vince and it will suck when he's in charge. Vince should see this as a sign to give Punk what he wants.

What does Triple H and his fully entrenched role and Punk not being happy with his spot have to do with this? CM Punk is only angry about his spot and the rights to his name.

Lambasting Triple H isn't warranted yet, he isn't even in power. Give your head a shake.

 

[Keith]

Great idea, by WWE to give Punk a basic idea of what they wanted him to talk about, but leaving the content totally up to him, this is just the sort of thing we see too little of in modern main stream wrestling. Cutting him off was a nice touch also!

 

[Troy]

It shows the talent of the individual when they are allowed to just speak their mind rather than regurgitate a script written by the writers. They should do it more often when they are just given guidelines and can then fill in the rest.

 

[Andrew]

1. Punk wins at MITB. No briefcase holder comes out, the show goes off the air with Punk holding the tittle and the crowd going nuts. I dont like the idea of the MITB being cashed in on this night in particular because i think the atmosphere will be soo damn electric that killing it with Punk losing the belt would lose a reaction that you dont see too often in todays form of wrestling, in turn losing a classic moment.

SO the next night on RAW, Punks comes through the crowd and sits at ringside, cause lets be honest, who wouldnt want a first row seat to the sh*tstorm that you cause? So Vince comes out and cuts a promo on Punk, talking about how hes ruining the 'legacy' of the tittle by leaving with it. He then invites Punk into the ring Punk agrees pretty much to be face to face with Vince and rub it in. As he's talking to Punk, Big show comes from behind and kills Punk. Show leaves, Kane comes out chokeslams the guy. Henry comes out, worlds strongest slams him (you can swap whatever guys in and out, im just using them as examples). THEN the MITB winner comes out and gets the easy pin on Punk. Vince gets in Punks face to where Punk is slowly getting life back into him. Vince screams to get out of the building and get security to drag him off. Before the Security come, in one burst of energy Punk jumps Vince and starts laying into him while screaming something to the likes of "Im coming back! and im going to embarrass you and this company, this was supposed to be my legacy and you destroyed it..." yada yada.

So the next week during the main event Punk would come through the crowd and pretty much f*ck with the match then bolt.
The week after that he'll come down halfway through the show and sit at ringside, however he would have a few friends with him. Those friends being Colt Cabana and the Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero and Claudio Castognoli for those who dont know, who recently had tryout matches). For a few weeks/months this is mostly what Punk does and continues to get thown out of every arena (obviously changing it up a bit week by week), ild like to point out that at this time im fairly confidant that the majority or the very vocal part of the audience would be going nuts for Punk every time he made an appearance. Also ild like to point out that at this time Punk is pushing this angle heavily through things like Twitter or facebook or Colts podcast, whatever a very viral campaign if you will.

Finally Vince gets fed up and opens RAW one week after all of this has been going on and states that he now has a restraining order (or whatever) on CM Punk and that he will never be allowed into any building WWE is in ever again. Then Punk walks down the ramp. Followed by his mates that have been with him at ringside. Vince looks on confused, wondering how he got backstage and who let them in. Punk gets in Vinces face and says that the Stupid Daughter that he mentioned all those weeks ago, didnt turn out to be as stupid as he thought. It took a bit of convincing but Punk showed her that Vince isnt the future of this company, he is. They are. Saying they have all signed contracts thanks to Stephanie. He introduces Colt and the KOW and puts across the same things that he mentioned in his first promo. Security run out and Colt and KOW deal with them leaving Punk and Vince alone. Punk then gets Vince into the Go To Sleep and nails him with it, sparking a new era in the WWE.

From here there are so many possibilities like involving HHH/Stephanie maybe, that i wont go into cause i feel like ive been going on too long i have a few other 'fantasy booking' scenarios but they involve some of the spoilers for next week...

So im curious, where do you guys think this can/may/should go??

From another forum, best idea yet.
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[Aniking]

Lol "ild" = I'd.

Anyway, I think that's an awesome idea. I'd love to see all of that happen, and there wouldn't be any questions regarding Punk's contract if it was all to happen as one of Punk's requests was something along the lines of the company resigning Colt Cabana. That'd need to be fulfilled for him to stay, but not only that the KOW haven't signed with the WWE yet, so they'd need tog et that happen.

Either way, I think that'd be sick if that happened. Big shame it won't.

 

[Deezy]

A new McMahon/Helmsley regime doesn't peak my interest, and Punk shouldn't be playing second fiddle to anyone.