Don't even know if TNA has no compete clauses on their contracts.
Kevin Nash signed with them and got out to work the Rumble a day later.
Kevin Nash signed with them and got out to work the Rumble a day later.
WWE RAW Roulette 27th June 2011 - LIVE Discussion
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TNA don't have no compete clauses in their contract only WWE do.
Punk being suspended is a nice way to continue the storyline but he will be back for the PPV to end it there. If his contract "ends" then then they will put him back on the PPV.
Punk being suspended is a nice way to continue the storyline but he will be back for the PPV to end it there. If his contract "ends" then then they will put him back on the PPV.
Raw was amazing last night, with HBK the tag team segment and Bourne Sin Cara. As for Punk, I will say this. When you get people clapping for you when they haven't watched wrestling since The Rock left, you did your job. I was at a bar watching it and people had no clue who the hell Punk was, they were clapping for him. That's how epic he was and it shows that the guy is truly the best today. I did fear he really was getting suspended then fired last night after this but now it's looking clear.
Didn't he hold the Tag Titles with Carlito.
Sounds a pretty boring Raw to me, but the Punk moments seem to make it worth while on their own, and the whole suspension thing [providing it is a storyline], makes me want to see the show next week, just to see what will happen next.
Another thing I would like to say is that if this Punk thing gets any bigger, then I will start to believe that he is going nowhere, why would they start something so big, make it the biggest story on Raw, if the guy is just going to leave in a few weeks. At this stage I don't think anyone can take anything for granted, and that is what is so exciting!
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The best thing to do is an interpromotional work actually let punk take the title to ROH for awhile eventually making his way back to defend it or some such nonsense.
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So because people were cheering for Punk and clapping for him, he's done his job...?
Considering Punk is a heel, getting people cheering for you is the opposite of doing your job.
Yes, but Punk has proven various times that he can draw amazing heat, he is still a classic heel, it is just that wrestling has changed, and people dig the anti-hero, also the different crowds root for different talents, which has always been the case, I remember people like the Freebirds and Midnight Express getting huge pops back in the day.