"theres only one thing your better at than i am, and thats

>>2829450
It was a worked shoot.

>didnt kiss vinny's ass
>rewarded with a 434 day reign as wwe champ, 5 star match with john boy, makes more money than he ever thought of, etc.

>kisses dana's ass
>gets the piss choked out of him, embarrases himself in front of millions, wastes millions on """""training""""", and further kills wrestling in the eyes of casuals

was it a work or a shoot

>>2829451

He is right. It was a worked shoot. Why do people have trouble understanding this? Yes he slightly broke kayfabe but it was planned.

>>2829457

The only regrettable thing from that fight was it gave more ammo for people mock wrestling.

At least Batista had the common sense to go into the lower leagues to test out his "passion".

>>2829463
WWE gives people more ammo to mock wrestling 3 nights a week than Punk ever did.
Try watching RAM with normal people in the room, see how long it lasts.

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it wasn't a shoot at all you retards

>>2829457
He'd didn't spend a dime on his training. UFC paid for it all.

>>2829457
And now dana won't even pick up his calls lol

>>2829651
>this is breaking news to this mark

It was a work.

Why do people think that for something to be a work, it has to be 100% fantasy? A work will always contain elements of reality.

It's like Punk cut this promo and a whole new generation of marks was created in an instant.

People dislike Punk because they're jealous of him. Virgin smarks used to live vicariously through him, he then told them to fuck off in 2014. That's when they decided to jump to the second-hand punk i.e. Bryan. When he was asked to retire, they jumped to Seth FREAKIN Rollins.

>>2830281
Bryan was clearly far more over than Punk during the latter's final months in WWE

It was a work designed to look like a shoot.

>>2830302
Punks tenure was incredibly memorable and didn't involve catchphrases. Secondly, Daniel was not over, the yes chant was.

>>2829450
If it happened on a pro wrestling program, especially WWE, it's a work. Things Punk said were true, like Cena being a better kiss ass and that McMahon is a millionaire who should be a billionaire, but the entire thing was still a work.

>>2830319
>didn't involve catchphrases.

BEST IN THE WORLD! PIPEBOMB

>Bryan wasn't over
>chanting for him was over

>>2830325
Does it matter? What matters is CM Punk proved he's untouchable on the mic

>>2830328
>best in the world
>voice of the voiceless
>pipebomb
These were not catchphrases but references. Try harder kid.

>>2830343
>Pipebomb wasn't a catchphrase

>>2830319
>Daniel was not over, the yes chant was.
The irony is that there are people high up in WWE management who believed this and went very far out of their way to try and prove it.
Any one you see trying to bat it around as a legitimate talking point has already outed themselves as a troll.

>>2829563

I can escape on a good week of kekdown.

>>2830343

Best in the world can be considered a catchphrase.

But what's wrong with catchphrases. I mean I think you guys underestimate how difficult it is to get a catchphrase genuinely over and not fail miserably like WWE does most of the time. I actually like them more than worked shoots and "being real".

>>2830328
Bobby Roode isn't over, his entrance is.
Triple H isn't over, The attitude era and his relationship to it is
etc. etc.