Wrestler Rating Series #1 - CM Punk

[Grievous 3D]

This is a basic example of a rhetorical question. A rhetorical question is a device used to persuade
or subtly influence the audience. It's a question asked not for the answer, but for the effect. Oftentimes, a
rhetorical question is used to emphasize a point or just to get the audience thinking.

So...were you trying persuade or influence the other forum members?

Right...I completely missed that.

 

[Jay-Ashley]

So...were trying persuade or influence the other forum members?

Right...so I completely missed that.

Rhetorical Question: a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer.

I just asked it as a sarcastic comment, and there was no persuasion or influence in my intent.

 

[Grievous 3D]

Okay...

So I liked that video & I linked it here.

And that's the last time I post a Punk
related video.

 

[DualShock]

Cena screwing Mysterio out of being WWE Champion in kayfabe will always irrationally piss me off

I always thought back then when Cena cut promos on Del Rio (who cashed in his MITB contract regular) how "he cheated to win the title and how it isn't fair" when he was the one who challenged Mysterio on the same night who already had a hard title match that it was some of the most pathetic and hypocritical stuff in company's history.
Something pissed me more off and that's after all the hype before Money in the Bank 2011 "What if Punk wins and laves with the title? It will be the end of the world! How wilp the WWE look like after that?" and when it happened it was "Hey let's create a new WWE title and have a tournament" pretending like nothing has happened. The whole "summer" was a mess.

 

[Grievous 3D]

And that's the last time I post a Punk
related video.

Fuck that I'm posting another one!

Question...

Was Punk always this funny?




Because if so then I partially understand
why so many people like the guy.

 

[white crow]

Fuck that I'm posting another one!

Question...

Was Punk always this funny?




Because if so then I partially understand
why so many people like the guy.

He always had awesome showman skills. It’s more than right to put him in the same category with The Rock and Stone Cold when it comes to that. It’s just a shame that WWE failed to use him properly until 2011, and even 2011 till retirement was filled with underrating Punk.

 

[edge4ever]

Fuck that I'm posting another one!

Question...

Was Punk always this funny?




Because if so then I partially understand
why so many people like the guy.

Yes, he was humorous, serious, and just all around a great talker... I feel he’s one of the best of all time on the mic
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He always had awesome showman skills. It’s more than right to put him in the same category with The Rock and Stone Cold when it comes to that. It’s just a shame that WWE failed to use him properly until 2011, and even 2011 till retirement was filled with underrating Punk.

I agree that in many faculties he was underrated and underused; however, I also feel he became a whiny entitled Bitch who couldn’t be pleased.

 

[white crow]

I agree that in many faculties he was underrated and underused; however, I also feel he became a whiny entitled Bitch who couldn’t be pleased.

And I feel the same myself. But nonetheless, he still should have won against Triple H, The Rock and Cena, all three clean. And definetely should have got that Wrestlemania main event. It’s ridicilous what fuckwits main evented and Cookie Monster Punk didn’t.

And the weird thing is, when you look at it unbiasedly, Punk was right about everything he asked for. It’s only that he shouldn’t have acted like a crying bitchboy when he was asking for it.