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Well on paper this feud sounds pretty damn good, epic worthy even if done right, but then when you factor in all the bull that goes on in WWE I don't expect much from this feud. After seeing Over The Limit WWE has convince me that if your not Chuck Norris, Robocop, a god from Mount Olympus, a team member from The Justice League, or The Avengers then you have no way of beating John Cena. So w/all that said I can't really get excited for anybody going up against John cause I know they have no chance of winning.
Looking at the facts the odds are not in Punks favor in this feud, one CM Punk couldn't even beat Randy Orton & we all know Randy is basically The Batman of the WWE so if a man after multiple tries can't beat Batman at least once how in the monkey hell do anybody suppose to believe that he has a better chance up against the Superman of the company. Then its this whole thing about his contract & he may not resign which I hope he will & I'm sure he will because where the hell else can he go & reach the heights that a wrestler can in the WWE? If your goal is to be a big time player in the wrestling business you can't achieve that goal anywhere else, but the WWE unfortunately. At this point in time w/the contract issues & stuff I can't really see this feud benefiting Punk at all, there really is no benefit in feuding w/the top dogs of the company if your just gonna be jobbed out to them. I hope this feud is good, but IDK WWE has gotten pretty good at delivering lackluster feuds & disappointing matches these days.
If you wanna run those comparisons with comic book characters, then think of it this way. CM Punk is the Lex Luther of the WWE. He doesn't have anything more then Batman has... but he is damn sure smarter then Superman. Punk vs Orton worked, it's just that segments had less ending cliffhanger then most... for example; If Punk would have gotten into the bus with Randy's wife... yeah, think about it. Instead we got a wrench and Nancy Kerrigan.
Now again, Batman vs Lex Luther; nothing special on paper. Superman vs Lex Luther, he's gonna find a way to cripple Superman. And if ANYONE in the WWE can make that work believably, it's Punk. And it's all in the mindset and manipulation. Punk will find his kryptonite.
But now that the nerd shit is over, this is a major way to deal Punk into the WWE again. The whole negotiation makes sense, if you think about it. Punk is holding off selling his identity. It's a freedom of choice dispute. Punk is highly regarded as one of the best by legends. Fans flock to him regardless of his alignment. His ability to find a way to get a reaction from an entire audience. He is basically an even cockier version of Jericho. His name suits his entire persona. It's his identity.
Whatever walk of life Punk decides to seek out after wrestling, his identity will always relate to his term of endearment. He is a PUNK.
He wants the freedom of choice, so no matter where he goes or what he does after his wrestling days are numbered, to be able to use that moniker.
If you want an idea on how much WWE wants to keep him, and how much the fans love him; NO ONE has made the comparison to Punk and Ultimate Warrior. Warrior couldn't drop his gimmick, couldn't live without his gimmick. Punk's gimmick IS Phillip Brooks.
Now, try thinking about Phillip Brooks making his return to ROH for a reunion show or something along those lines...