So what does Punk do now?

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What is there left for him to do? Undertaker would suck, it's pretty damn obvious that Punk won't end the streak given that he's already lost cleanly to Cena and Rock in the last two months. Sadly though, I just don't see any other alternative.
 

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I'm pretty sure he will continue wrestling
 

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ask a stupid question......
 

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Maybe Maddox can get us the triple threat we all want (idk if that door's closed, haven't watched all of Raw yet) Guess I can see him feuding with Foley or another legend, maybe a face Ziggler if they want to put Y2J in the Shield battle, or Ryback/Sheamus/Orton.

(Isn't it amazing how much of a fall it would be to see Punk feud with Orton, Legend Killer vs Best in the World? Just seems like a waste of Punk's time)

As you said, there just isn't much for him to do.
 

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A bout with Undertaker, and I refuse to accept anything else. After being a top name for over a year and a half, he should at least get a big match with Undertaker since he doesn't get to headline the event in the world title match. Feels like I've mentioned this a million times before, but the obvious set up is Punk wanting to end the streak because he wants to create the biggest Wrestlemania moment ever, something that will by far top anything having to do with Rock or Cena or anyone else doing anything else. (It might be Taker who comes out and offers Punk the chance to do it by stating that it's the #1 way to gain respect from everyone.) If Cena/Undertaker wasn't an obvious shoe in for WM30, and if I didn't think Punk was taking time off after Wrestlemania (or maybe Extreme RUles), I might actually speculate the odds of WWE/Undertaker offering the streak to Punk.
 
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Well, as an enjoyable wrestler I hope he continues to keep wrestling. Though as what's been shown with Vince, he could just let him drop out of the company once his contract expires. It's tough to call, the only person he can Feud with now is Undertaker and as someone else mentioned he's not likely to break the streak after losing to the Rock and Cena. It's a shame really D:
 

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Leaping Lanny Poffo said:
ask a stupid question......

Well we're on a wrestling board and I asked a question about what is probably the most relevant thing at the moment. Really don't see anything stupid about it.

Can't get over how stupid the ending was. Why not just have Taker interfere? Feels like the whole thing was set up just to accommodate Cena. Having Punk challenge the streak after three consecutive losses in big matches is just Blue.
 

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Just going to post what I replied to Rain's PM with:

I fell asleep just before the CM Punk vs Cena segment, so when I woke up I was pumped to see whether it was triple-threat or Undertaker return. I skip to the main event to find Cena going over Punk cleanly... which makes no sense.

1) Punk has beaten Cena multiple times now; why suddenly have him lose cleanly?
2) Ruins any momentum Punk had going into whatever he does at Wrestlemania. If it's triple-threat, he's lost cleanly to Rock and Cena now so who cares about Punk? If it's Taker, he lost to Cena on RAW, how can he beat Taker at WM?
 

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Crayo said:
Just going to post what I replied to Rain's PM with:

I fell asleep just before the CM Punk vs Cena segment, so when I woke up I was pumped to see whether it was triple-threat or Undertaker return. I skip to the main event to find Cena going over Punk cleanly... which makes no sense.

1) Punk has beaten Cena multiple times now; why suddenly have him lose cleanly?
2) Ruins any momentum Punk had going into whatever he does at Wrestlemania. If it's triple-threat, he's lost cleanly to Rock and Cena now so who cares about Punk? If it's Taker, he lost to Cena on RAW, how can he beat Taker at WM?

The dream of the triple threat was squashed last night. Punk was beaten twice by the Rock and now by Cena clean as a whistle. Since Taker was seen in a ring, no doubt it'll be Punk/Taker probably starting next week. Punk comes out to complain AGAIN, then states he's the greatest WM performer of all time, better than Hart, better than Austin, better than Michaels, better than Underta......GONG!
 

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Punk is one of those guys where he can seem legit at any time, take his feud with Rock for instance. He spent October to December running away from from Ryback but then the casuals at least bought into him as a challenge to Rock. He sells his character shifts that well .

Also Punk jobbed to Cena post Summerslam 2011 so it's not like he was unbeaten against him.