CenaMark54
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Actually, at Survivor Series Punk was more over than DX. That would mean DX is only over because they tagged with Punk.
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Actually, at Survivor Series Punk was more over than DX. That would mean DX is only over because they tagged with Punk.
phantomgerald
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this is a nice good feud. but i can't see how long this NB/original thing can go on. we've seen them fight more than ten times already. this feud should be coming to a close instead
xtremebadass
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They just had to use him somehow, or he would end up like Mike Knox, unlike Mike Know CM Punk was actually worth something
Yeah. CM Punk was by no means over because of DX. Punk was over because of Punk. CM Punk is by far the most over upcomming star in the WWE. If ECW doesnt work out, then he needs to come over to Raw or Smackdown. I love to see Punk feud with Orton, Edge, Kennedy, MVP, etc.
Elijah Burke and Cm Punk are the future of ECW in my opinion thats if vince wants to keep ECW alive. Both guys are very entertaining and i see a good feud between them i just wish it was for the ECW title lashley might as well just move to Raw, But he would have to lose the title first. Anyways i have no idea or clue at the moment what they want to do with Punk, whether it be heel or face he plays both so well and is one of the few people in todays business Triple H and Shawn Michaels are few of the only guys that can do that. Anyways as soulpower said this is the most entertaining angle on the wwe at the moment.
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Reports are that six people were aboard, but it is not known if there are any fatalities.
Alaska State Troopers say rescuers arrived Sunday at the site of the downed Inland Aviation Service plane, which departed Saturday evening from the town of McGrath, about 225 miles northwest of Anchorage.
Steve Hill, one of the owners of Aniak-based Inland Aviation, says a pilot and five Iditarod School District employees were on board the single-engine Cessna 207 and were heading to the village of Anvik, which is about 140 miles to the west.
Troopers spokeswoman Beth Ipsen says a spot beacon transmitting a 911 signal was activated, showing the plane 37 miles from McGrath.