Well, it happened.

[Solid Snake]

The gifs didn't load at first so I just thought you put something at the end of all of the spoilers. Then they all showed up at once

 

[The Gipper]

it startled me ok!?

 

[SWL]

I don't get why some people are saying he sold out lol. By now everyone should know that Punk does whatever he wants to do. You're not gonna be able to force this guy to do anything. He apparently even met with Tony Khan and turned down "a lot of money", so that'll give you insight on where his head is at. Generally it seems like he just enjoys being involved with the product again, which is neat. I'm just happy to see that he's happy and that they "buried the hatchet". Even though he's technically hired by FOX and not WWE, it's a show about WWE so he's still going to be heavily involved with the product.

I actually have fond memories of Punk. I remember when he basically turned Raw into a one-man-show back in 2011 and really pulled a lot of people back into watching the product at the time. WWE took a few hits from 2009-10 when it came to popular figures on the roster, like Jeff Hardy leaving or HBK retiring, so Punk really filled that void and rejuvenated a lot of people's interest. I've said this a lot, but him and Bryan are probably the 2 biggest influences on how WWE looks at outside talent nowadays

 

[Redboy123@]

People who dislike punk for stupid reasons are not my sort of people

 

[Jacob Fox]

I don't get why some people are saying he sold out lol. By now everyone should know that Punk does whatever he wants to do. You're not gonna be able to force this guy to do anything. He apparently even met with Tony Khan and turned down "a lot of money", so that'll give you insight on where his head is at. Generally it seems like he just enjoys being involved with the product again, which is neat. I'm just happy to see that he's happy and that they "buried the hatchet". Even though he's technically hired by FOX and not WWE, it's a show about WWE so he's still going to be heavily involved with the product.

I actually have fond memories of Punk. I remember when he basically turned Raw into a one-man-show back in 2011 and really pulled a lot of people back into watching the product at the time. WWE took a few hits from 2009-10 when it came to popular figures on the roster, like Jeff Hardy leaving or HBK retiring, so Punk really filled that void and rejuvenated a lot of people's interest. I've said this a lot, but him and Bryan are probably the 2 biggest influences on how WWE looks at outside talent nowadays

Crowds have been chanting his name for over five years. I doubt they were chanting his name because they were happy he left. So I agree, saying he sold out makes no sense.