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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024
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In this video, we see how CM Punk ended up in WWE. This is a story of determination, strength, and most of all, hard work. If you're a new WWE fan, then this video is for you. I'll take you through the entire process of how CM Punk ended up in WWE, from his early days in the independents to his time in WWE.
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The significance of C.M. Punk returning to the Royal Rumble would have been a full-circle moment, as his last WWE match was there in 2014. However, returning at Survivor Series, one of the top four PPVs (or PLEs) in WWE, also held in his hometown of Chicago, was a cool move. His mere presence made a huge impact, and it provides a natural build-up to the Royal Rumble and beyond, leading to the Road to WrestleMania.
53:47 Is the problem I have with the current wrestling media. There is no wrestling war, WWE is a multi billion dollar empire that's focusing on their own business, and AEW is struggling to put 4k people in arenas and can't get over a million viewers. The WWE doesn't need to go to war because they already have everything they need.
Bunny, to give you context on that Jack Perry incident, Perry wanted to use real glass for the glass spot in his pre-show match at All In. The use of real glass was considered a no no in the wrestling business because someone could seriously get hurt in that. Real glass is way tougher than the ones commonly used in wrestling. An example would be when Goldberg punched the car window in a segment in WCW back in the day and he ended up with a broken hand because the window was real glass. So, Tony Schiovane, recently promoted as a backstage authority figure told Punk to tell Perry that it'a no on the real glass. And Punk, having been the "leader" of Collision and an elder statesman in AEW went to Perry and told him. Perry was pissed. And that's when reports of Punk nixing Perry's real glass spot came to be after Perry threw a hissy fit over getting rejected. But for some reason, right before All In, Perry got the okay for the real glass spot. Punk didn't complain at all but of course was disappointed. He was in the gorilla position (a place backstage where the booking team is placed and where wrestlers with who are scheduled to come out next wait) because he and Joe were the opening match for All In after the pre show, that is when Perry tapped the real glass and looked at the camera and uttered "Real Glass. Cry me a river." which was a direct shot at Punk. Punk, already frustrated, coz days prior to the show, he was set to have a meeting with Tony Khan, The Young Bucks and Kenny Omega back in the US to try and hash things out but then they cancelled on Punk at the last minute. Then, upon arriving in London, his ride to the arena got mixed up. He had to travel through train and had to ask the locals who were wrestling fans for direction. So after the match, there were some instigations that ensued between Punk and Perry at gorilla and that is were the altercation happened. Hope this helps, Bunny!
I remember hearing about Goldberg injuring his hand on a real glass window. I remember hearing the glass sliced tendons in his hand or forearm and that he almost lost his arm.
“Real glass” is not a “no-no” in the wrestling business. There’s tempered and untempered glass which both are used in pro wrestling. (Sugar glass is used too but that’s a different thing and very noticeable) Tempered glass is used often in like deathmatches or certain spots. It breaks into bits and is generally safe but will cut. Untempered glass breaks into bigger shards and is more unsafe but I think it’s rarely. Untempered glass is harder to break to my knowledge and the shards break into bigger pieces and is wayyy more dangerous. Windshield spots don’t use either glass to my knowledge they use a different type that’s also quite safe. I’m not sure about car window spots but I imagine they’re gimmicked or don’t use the same glass as they did in the 90s. The Perry/Hook spot was extremely safe and it’s probably the spot they had planned and I believe they were given the okay for the original spot until the day of when Punk and possibly a few others said no.
That's not the story I heard at all. What I heard is that Jack Perry wanted to use real glass in a Collision spot, got the okay from the higher ups, but Punk, being the head figure of Collision, vetoed it. But then he got the okay to use it at All In and said what he said
@@Mr_Leo_DS Punk vetoed it at the request of Schiovane since he was the "authority" backstage. 8
@Mr_Leo_DS what was really said will never come out fully, and we kind of have to go off of what little has been allowed to get said. What I find interesting is two days prior to me making this comment Kenny Omega publicly aligned himself with Punk on the Punk vs Perry/Khan situation, even saying he would like to have a match with Punk in the future following his own return to wrestling.
I'm not here to make friends, I'm here to watch this reaction video. ✊️⚡️❌️
Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy the reaction video!
@@Bunnymonyou always rock Bunny, was a fan before and now, with the PW content, I'm even more!
The entire wrestling media makes CM Punk out to be the villain. The true villains are the Elite. Id suggest watching the Jim Cornette video on the “all out media scrum” he genuinely gives the best perspective and take on the whole situation.
Jim Cornette is the most biased person on the planet towards the Young Bucks. He has hated them long before they came to AEW. You aren't going to get a fair assessment of the situation listening to him.
@@Rocket1377being biased doesn't make him unreliable. Far as I can see, no one has yet to disprove anything he has said about the bucks.
In fact, the bucks' run in aew only proved what cornette had being saying for years...
Wrestlers have always used spots from past matches. Fans just never noticed until people on the internet stared cutting up side by side videos.
The thing is... the internet freaks out and calls em "tribute matches" ... but the thing that they seem to gloss over is that the spots are effective at conveying the emotion of the moment... and all the fans watching in the moment were super into it. Then a couple days later a couple nerds have to prove how smart they are by digging into archives just to find a reason to trash something other people enjoyed.
It was a brilliant move by WWE, something not mentioned is like him or not, ratings don’t lie, and every episode of Collision before he got released, and after, the ratings are down between 250,000-500,000 people the shows he’s not advertised for, that’s 250-500k fans who now turned back to WWE, and being one of them, most of us refuse to watch AEW after they did Punk dirty like that.
The reason for the Rumble preference is because there are always a few entries that are a surprise so having him come out during that is always a big pop. Like they did when Edge came back a few years ago.
If he's gonna win the rumble(which I think he will), it was smart for him to return at Survivor Series.
I agree
You can make even longer videos bunny. It's always fun to watch them with you. So, I don't care about the time. It just flies by 😊😊
13:52 incidentally, those are the Bret Hart colors, and his "return to professional wrestling" in his first AEW match had him reenacting the Bret VS Kid match AS Bret
So, in WWE there are four big Ppv's (or PLE's I think they are called now), which are as historic as they are epic, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, Summer Slam and Wrestlemania, the later being the biggest one, originally designed to appeal to the mainstream. The Royal Rumble is considered the official start of the "road to Wrestlemania" the perfect place for surprise returns given the fact that most of the 30 entries in it are surprises. This has been used before for veterans to make one off returns or injured wrestlers make their awaited comebacks, the most iconics being John cena 2008 or Edge in 2020, so everybody is always hype to see who makes their appearance in that show, it's like a Marvel movie where multiple cameos are promised. However Chicago crowds always gave Punk's best reactions so it was a way better choice to make his return there.
Also! pretty good video but a couple of things that I think he failed to mention. In All in London, Punk was left at the airport because his vehicle didn't pick him up, Aew was in charge of that, so he had to take public transport to get there in an unknown place relying on people's directions, there are very funny pictures of fans with him on the train or subway, I dont know how them Brits call it. And second, the glass incident, it wasn't because Punk didn't want him to use glass, it was because higher ups didn't want Jungle boy to use it but he wasn't listening so they asked Punk to tell him, cause Chick Magnet Punk was considered a Locker room leader (by some obviosuly, the rest hated him) and then Jungle Boy said on camera "real glass, cry me a river" which proceded in their backstage confrontation which was funny considering after that Punk's match started, so in his entrance you see Punk with his "I just beat someone" face. As for Hangman Page, he was already infamous for saying he didn't listened to veterans advice because they (The Elite) founded the place and they know what they are doing. So yeah, can't blame the guy for acting like he did even though he wasn't the most mature about it.
A friend of the elite is responsible for arranging transportation, draw your own conclusions on why his car didn't show up.
OH! Bunny! While I'm thinking of it.... (I just paused at the 20:00 mark, while holding back some comments from the last 8 minutes or so)...... Jim Cornette, and Bruce Prichard (both of whom use "static" images for their RUclips videos) have EXCELLENT points of view on a lot of wrestling topics. Both have been employed by WWE, and other wrestling promotors. Cornette used to be a manager/booker/participant in his younger years, and TRULY understands the business, and its history. Prichard was mostly involved with WWF/WWE, but has also worked elsewhere. Those two are people you SHOULD really pay attention to. Vince Russo, from what I know, worked for both WWF/WWE and WCW prior to it being purchased by WWF/WWE, but completely failed to understand the business as it was at the time.
I'm going to finish watching this video (which is really good, BTW), before I actually post this comment... in case there's something else to point out. But I did want to point you towards both Jim Cornette's channel, and Bruce Prichard's channel.... and dammit, I just remembered Eric Bischoff's channel, 83 Weeks, which is another great source for wrestling information from the "Attitude Era", and into the 2000s. Bischoff originally worked for WCW in the 1990s, but would (because Hell started serving "Soft Serve Ice Cream") end up working for the WWE starting in the early 2000s. It's THAT whole thing, (the guy who worked for WCW and tried to put WWF out of business in the 1990s) is why I highly recommended the "Reliving the War" series from Wrestling Bios to you.
That series is currently into early 1999, which means it's going to be finished within the next few months. But we're talking about a series that is closing in on 200 episodes that cover each week's shows from both Monday Night Raw (WWF) and Monday Nitro (WCW), as they went "Head to Head" every week on television.
26:40 - THAT, my dear, was "real life" bleeding into AEW's Media Scrum (post event chit-chat). Punk was LIVID over what happened, and he had a live microphone in front of him.... and he just "cut loose", as you can tell by the look on Tony Khan's face.
29:35 - Girl, you're spitting facts here, despite being "new" to the fandom! The reason WWE lost a lot of viewers after WCW and ECW folded and were bought out, was because of the "lack of legit competition". TNA never got close to being a legit "alternative" to WWE, and as much as I like Ring of Honor, they were "regional" at best (though a valid place to grow your name and hone your skills). But neither were even close to being a competitor to WWE.
31:40 - No, you're stone correct in that you wouldn't see that kind of thing with McMahon. Vince would take control of the situation, and likely fire you on the spot if you even attempted it. The thing is, Vince is no longer in control of WWE.... but Triple H is pretty much calling the shots now, and "the boys" won't do that kind of thing publicly, because Hunter was (!!) one of them at one point. So they respect him, and would do that kind of thing "behind closed doors" out of respect.
38:05 - Bunny, Please take this as the compliment it is intended to be: You do not look even CLOSE enough to "old enough" to be a high school teacher. I get what you're saying, though.... "Authority" is usually based around either Respect, or Dictatorship. While it IS possible to be "friendly" with those you're in charge of.... it's very easy to lost the respect required to maintain your position. You seem like a big sweetheart, and I really don't think you've got enough "asshole" in you for such a position. Because you have to sometimes be a "meanie" (to use your word) in order to maintain authority.
43:25 - To be honest, given what I know about WHY Punk left WWE in the first place...... yes. Because they (likely) put into the contract with him, a correction to why he left in the first place. One of them being a Main Event spot in WrestleMania (which, honestly, he DID deserve).... he was snubbed during his "modern day" record breaking title run in favor of "Part Timers", while he was performing injured and in lots of pain, every week. So that was a valid grief of his. Not to mention, at the time, he was the HOTTEST star in the company.... only to be snubbed for the Main Event spot..... by John Cena and The Rock.
50:00 - I'm not saying that Punk is always right, but dammit, he always makes valid points.
aww you are so nice thank you
There's many mistruths in this video. Punk wanted out of his contract after all out, before collision and wanted to mend fences and do business with the elite, othe than Kenny omega, the rest would not do business. Punk was under two contracts. A lead consultant and a wrestler. Watch The MMA hour with Ariel Hiwani. He was not the instigator
Tributes are a staple. Almost every big match is a tribute to some match from the past. In the 90s it was tributes to the 70s, the 2000s were a mix of old lucca and Japanese wrestling from some and the NWA of old from others. Today we are getting 80s tributes and early 90s tributes constantly. Like music ots hard ro be original so a quote I've always taken ro heart, "it's not stealing if its inspiration and you make it your own, and everyone borrows from other artists in some way."
Yooo Bunny thank you so much for this reaction!!!
Having paid attention to the entire thing just be aware not everything said in this video is accurate. Some is decidedly slanted in favor of AEW and against Punk.
I forgot how epic that press scrum was best moment in AEW history, crazy how this video doesn’t mention how the company didn’t have no one to pick punk up from the airport in London there was literally videos of him walking the streets with fans showing him where to go. There’s also more to the whole glass story and more about the backstage politics of the elite. Definitely wasn’t a flop though he drew the most money and highest in aew history
How the hell could this happen. This is embarrassing
@Bunnymon That's actually standard procedure for most professional wrestlers. The same thing happens in WWE, TNA, etc. It's a wrestlers' own responsibility to arrive at the venue, and arrange their own travel. They are all independent contractors, and not employees of the wrestling promotions.
Punk got the same treatment as everyone else. If wrestlers aren't happy arranging their own travel and want that to change, they need to unionise.
@@Rocket1377 I can grantee you wwe doesn’t do that to any of their stars on an international show and especially not to their top stars 😂😂😂 Tony K gotta take a big L for that one
I used to watch your reactions when I was a kid so it’s kinda wild you’ve been popping up in my recommendations all these years later
Hey bunny you have to react to "The Bloodline: A Story Of Many Arcs". The bloodline's story is the hottest topic in wrestling for last 3 years and many people calls it "the cinema" because of it's amazing storyline. You need to know about this in detail!
i second this.
Watch Royal Rumble Greatest Moments to understand why this is the most anticipated event of the year
Punk is going to be 100% fine in WWE. The structure and leadership is there. The talent in the back are about the business. Punk is going to work with grownups and make everyone a ton of money.
and aew isnt?
@@reggielacey2235 crazy indirect innit
lmaooo “awww- wait! what?!? no way!!!?”
the way you got sucked into that was hilarious
The reason they booked him to be back at Survivor Series is because it was at Chicago. He is Chicago Made Punk. I prefer that more than the Royal Rumble surprise where he actually would have had to wrestle. WWE right now is all about the slow build and that's the approach they will use with Punk. Ease him in slowly.
I dont like vince myself either but you can't deny he wasnt about all that BS he would shut that shi down real quick
OMGGG i genuinely love love love your reactions.
you might ask yourself, why then AEW or WWE sign him. it’s simple, Punk is money. Punk is AEW’s biggest draw.
and his WWE return gave WWE their biggest “Social moment” as they said, with over 97 MIllion views over all WWE social media platforms.
CM Punk gets people to talk, CM Punk makes money, he draws people.
his return on WWE Raw drew over 400 thousand more viewers on TV.
For makin' incredible material, Bunnymon, You're on Santa's nice list
54:35 I think it has to do with Edge returning from his career-ending neck surgery at the 2020 Royal Rumble and now that he is in AEW it seems like a fitting parallel of Punk returning at the Rumble, like an unofficial trade took place.
15:52 - MJF is Jewish. He has spoken about being bullied for being Jewish and such stories were used as part of MJF's past to build the Punk feud. How Punk inspired him to become a wrestler, and how he resented Punk leaving wrestling in 2014, and let him and everyone else down by doing so.
If you get the chance, watch all the MJF/Punk feud, as it is the best work of either men in AEW.
Great video bunny just got done watching all 3 cm punk videos I enjoyed them all keep up the great work❤
Awesome! Thank you!
@@Bunnymon your welcome
YES!! keep up with the CM PUNK content pleas!!
That is actually Bret Hart color
You need to watch another promo from AJ Lee, a former wrestler now married to CM Punk in real life. She was in s storyline where she was crazy and obsessed with CM Punk. She had a "love story" with Punk, Daniel Bryan and Kane at the same time and she and Punk started dating in real life. She was a very unhinged rebellious character going against some of the women in the company, who starred in a reality show named "Total Divas" and AJ didn't like that.
The title of the video is "#pipebombshell, AJ Lee blasts the stars of Total Divas" and it's on WWE''s RUclips channel, but there are other versions.
Thank you for all the CM Punk content! I subscribed for it all !
Hope you are doing better now bunny. Much love to you. Keep up the great work 😊
Love your reactions, you should react tho the better than you documentary, the cm punk vs mjf feud, it's just art
The Royal Rumble is when many of the usual superstars make their appearance in a 30 superstars match, and it's very usual for a "wildcard" wrestler to appear, someone unusual, hired for just that night, it may be someone that we haven't seen in a while, or someone from another company that will be in the product later, we don't know who the "wildcard" is going to be.
The dog collar match was punk’s best match in AEW it’s so good bunny
Punk's feud with MJF was my favorite thing in Punk's AEW run. We'll see how his WWE return run goes, I hope its good
loving these wwe reactions
Love this you're amazing at what you do
Watch "CM Punk negotiates his contract with Mr. McMahon" thats the best WWE Segment of all Time 😎
AEW and WWE are both treasures to wrestling even though the fanbase is so divided and hates each other
8:13 A lot of wrestlers do this so they must enjoy it, if the wrestlers are happy and having fun it makes me enjoy it more. I’ve been watching wrestling for over 20 years so I get excited when I catch a call back or reference.
Any publicity is good publicity! Absolute value says positive or negative, he's got numbers
Royal Rumble is the perfect opportunity for a returning wrestler to make its appearance. Sometimes as a surprise
watch MJF show up in the RR and screw up both Punk and Cody, that would break the internet lmao.
@@ColdJoeGaming maybe in a year or so
@@jonnylonewolf1112 mjf contract is up in January so it will either happen now or 3+ years later.
If cm punk returned in the royal rumble, he would have came back where he left cause royal rumble was his last match prior his return
His first match now back in WWE will most likely be in Royal Rumble so it's kinda the same if you think about it. He probably will wrestle only on PLEs
Royal Rumble is one of WWE's top 3 events. You have Wrestlemania, Summer Slam and The Rumble. Also the Rumble marks "The Road to Wrestlemania". If you win the 30 man event you get an automatic Title shot at Wrestlemania. LOVE your videos Bunny!!
Top 4* with survivor series
@@alessandrotoffoli2365 Well you could say top 5 with Money in the Bank as well. But it is still a top 3 lol.
@@Chuckclc well currently with the end of the year wrestlemania has held 39 editions summerslam and royal rumble 36 editions and survivor series 37 editions, so survivor series after wrestlemania would be the longest running. then we have always talked about the "big four" even Wikipedia says the "big four”
@@Chuckclc basically one event for season if you think
@@alessandrotoffoli2365 Lol, wikipedia actually calls it "The Big Five". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WWE_pay-per-view_and_livestreaming_supercards. But my point was, not longest running or seasonal events. WM, SS and RR are the top 3 period to fans.
A pretty short video I think you need to see that just encapsulates the attitude era is “wwf desire my sacrifice attitude era” pure goosebumps
CM Punk has also done this at the biggest level, and is older now, more mature.
With CM Punk, I think you have to be willing to willing to put yourself in his shoes to understand where he's coming from. I feel like he loves the business and respects it, and after a set amount of time he came back and was hungry. He really wanted to get back to what he loved doing. He wanted to help the next generation, make great stories and make some money along the way and prove to the WWE and himself that he was a Star. I feel like when he left WWE, he felt like they weren't treating him like the top star that many of us believed him to be (whether or not this is true, there's definitely behind the scenes talks about how they didn't see him or treat him that way) and with injuries and multiple issues he burned out completely. (I've been there and had a nervous break down at a job before, at some point somethings going to give if you're not happy).
You can do things that you love and have companies burn you out on it, which I think is what happened in WWE, to the point Punk could only see the bad, and needed that break. After he came back it started to happen in AEW. I think many of the founding people in AEW, were put into positions of power, which was great when it was starting out. But as time grew, those in power shouldn't be on the active roster as there will always be a conflict of interest. Many of those people (The Elite and such) had the attitude that they knew better than everyone else, they'd gotten to this point doing things their way so they didn't need to listen to anyone's advice (Not only Punk, other veterans that were there have gone on record saying the same). Which, granted they made it popular, they have a following, there's no denying that. Having said that, we should all always be trying to learn and grow, you could still listen to advice and not follow it and make up your own mind. However, they always seemed to have the attitude they didn't even need to listen to anyone. Even when Punk seemed to be willing to talk it out after the locker room scuffle, they refused to have conversations with him. Instead, they just ignored him then taunted him from the sidelines or rubbed it in his face on TV acting rather unprofessional and childish (in my opinion). Punk is the type of person who sticks to his code, and he doesn't have to put up with crap that most other people would have to do in those situations. He's also not afraid to say things out loud that most of the time someone really should be saying, but in the real world we sugarcoat it and lie so as not to cause any waves.
I worked for a popular video game company many years ago, and for as much as I loved it, when corporations took over, they made the job miserable. You're trying so hard to do something you love and people around you are crapping all over it, taking short cuts, not wanting to put out quality and only caring about what they want to do. Most often the people in charge shouldn't be, as they aren't passionate about the product, they just happened to be in a position of power and they they abuse it trying to make a quick buck. Many of us feel trapped in those jobs, and they're difficult to leave when it's your livelihood and something you love. Punk is the type who stands up against what he thinks is wrong (whether he actually is or not is another story), but he has his own strong convictions and code which he sticks to. If you haven't been in a position where you could tell your superiors what you really think in a job, I feel like you're lucky beyond belief and can't really understand Punk's point of view.
With the locker room incident, If I'm in a room and 3-4 people who essentially break in yelling, and I feel like a fright is going to happen and I'm outnumbered, I'm not going to fault a guy for throwing the first punch when, adding in the fact there were non wresters (and pets) in the room whose safety is a concern. I feel like when you're being bullied day after day after day by (as Punk would put it) children who don't want to listen, at some point somethings going to give. We all have our breaking points, and if you can't relate, again you're lucky or just haven't had enough life experience yet as in the real world. Could he have handled things in a better way in many cases? Sure. He could have handled it differently I'm sure, but I think he's smart enough to know, they weren't going to stop and nothing was going to change given the positions many of those people were in.
I really hope that WWE just communicates with him, as I like to believe he's at a point where he's willing to talk or listen and find middle ground. I want to believe he's looking to do what he loves again while he still can and make it amazing for everyone. I think the people in charge at WWE have enough respect form the locker room that people will do things right, and they're willing to listen. In AEW the people that didn't have respect for others were in charge, or the one person at the top was trying too busy trying to not disrupt any friendships instead of doing what needed to be done in a lot of cases. I hope as a result he'll be with WWE for a while and that he can bring some amazing stories back to WWE and entertain the hell out of us once again.
Ppp
Bunny, I had heard the rumours for WEEKS leading up to Punk's debut in AEW. I won't lie, though.... I've seen this kind of thing before, and it's always a "cautiously optimistic" point of view with me. Yes, I do want it.... but I also realize that it just might NOT happen (had it happen WAY too many times in the past). But yes, I was watching when Punk's music hit.... and I can honestly tell you that the home audience literally could NOT hear the music very well over the roar of that crowd. It was insane, and I loved every second of it! But looking back now, it's a shame that AEW blew that opportunity with him.
I realize that what I'm about to say is a Bray Wyatt phrase.... but... "He had the WHOLE WORLD.... IN HIS HANDS!" at that point in time. But as we all know, things don't always go to plan.
Jesus that casual N bomb from that guy was insane
the pipebomb was in wwe not aew
Bunny you have to react to “Why CM Punk and Seth Rollins Hate each other” by Top10Wrestling
Yeah, this was why I said a while back that I had mixed feelings about Punk returning to WWE so soon after his AEW firing. It feels like a big gamble to me, IMO. But hey, if Triple H is confident he can make it work, then more power to him. And yeah, I won't deny that Tony Khan's lack of leadership skills are one of his biggest flaws.... that and the fact that AEW is nowhere near as focused on story as WWE. Hopefully, the Punk drama will force him to grow as a boss, but time will tell....
BTW, I still very much recommend checking out some AEW stuff. Lots of awesome talent among its roster, even when you don't count ex-WWE performers (Darby Allin, Orange Cassidy, the aforementioned Eddie Kingston, etc.). If you're still interested in Punk's time there, then it doesn't get any better than his feud with MJF. Here's a great video that chronicles it, called "Better Than You": ruclips.net/video/7CbZQpmacJI/видео.htmlsi=dlylw5QdjtugHn_E
I think CM Punk has temper and he is a very smart guy. He has history drama but 9 out of 10 he has been made the 100% bad guy when it's more many people added to that drama. But WWE Vince and HHH both are strong leaders, at AEW Tony is a too nice of guy leader, I think CM Punk fits more with the Vince-less WWE era now. I don't think he'd fair returning to TNA or New Japan. He is CM Punk business 1st and that isn't a bad thing, AEW has great stars old and new if they had more guides that were not the young bucks and kenny they whisper to much in Tony's ear. They need a strong ring leader to work with Talent. End of the day wrestling is a crazy business. Been watching WWE since 88 when I was 6, but became loyal after my heroes Undertaker, Mankind, Kane unearthed themselves to scare the WWE. And I enjoy your channel. Have a nice day.
He's older and wiser, he realized he needed the structure to get where he wants to go.
Bunbun you never miss with the great content I love them I hope they do cm punk well at wwe don’t want to see him leave again any time soon😊sorry I couldn’t make it to your stream I couldn’t get into my account but you keep up the great work bunny ❤
13:30 so you must like Bret "The Hitman" Hart 😁😁😁
also, since you have WWE Network, you can watch the CM Punk documentary.. it’s one of their best
+ if you wanna know how why he left WWE, listen to his podcast with Colt Cabana, he explains exactly why he left WWE.
Yes i will watch it thank you for the recommendation
also the rumble is road to wrestlemania and can win a championship match at mania so thats why
Great video!
31:46 it's not Vince McMahon anymore bunny it's Triple H he's head of creative he's in charge now Vince aint got nothing to do with it this is Triple H running things
CM Punk exposed the true colors of Tony Khan
And himself as well. Thats why Tony's still there, and punk got the boot for looking like a child.
@@TheTeflonDombrother it's Tony's company why would he will leave aew.
@@TheTeflonDomPunk a child? The Petite Elite are the real children. Especially the Counterfeit Bucks.
He exposed him for a nice guy who was too giving to that dickhead. Tony gave Punk everything and he still wasn’t happy because he’s an 11 year old who has tantrums stuck in the body of an 66 year old.
@@TheTeflonDompunk looks 20 years younger in wwe now than when he was last seen in aew.
20:57 it’s still on RUclips if you search cm punk wwe pipebomb 2011
There’s always surprise entrances in the Royal Rumble rether that’s WWE Legend’s new WWE superstar’s or someone WWE used once then never again that’s why they thought he’d show up at the Royal Rumble
I'm just stating the obvious..... Bunny is absolutely beautiful.
Punk caused a rift in the AEW community and locker-room between more oldschool minded + WWE style minded fans/wrestlers and the modern independent scene fans/wrestlers who hold very little respect for veterans in the business. People like Jungle Boy and Adam Page openly said that they don't take advice from veterans, and that really pissed people like Punk off. Since he has the more old-school mentality where you have to respect your seniors. Both Punk and the Elite would use their influence in their company and have things done their way.
Yes, but Punk also clashed with veterans like Chris Jericho and Jon Moxley, so it's not just the modern indie wrestlers he struggles to bond with.
@@Rocket1377 Jericho for sure. Moxley does count as part of that whole clique though.
Hope you're feeling better Bunnymon!
CM Punk incredible Wrestler and Entertainer, but horrible human being.. He said in the WWE return that he has changed, hopefully that's the case cz i would love to see a great run for him now in WWE that won't end badly like always.
Keep up the amazing reactions Bunnymon!
Punk isn't that horrible. He's just as honest and straightforward as human-being can be. And sometimes the honesty works against him as he's not afraid to say what's on his mind.
And he was in his lowest in AEW...
He literally uses his platform to stand up for Trans and Human Rights. Just because he speaks his mind does not mean he is a bad human being.
The all out scrum is the real cancerous Phil brooks
This video is good but it excludes a lot of details that helped me better understand why Punk behaviored the way he did. Like punk did tell him to not use glass but not because he "was the leader of collison" or whatever he said. What I heard is that multiple people told Jack perry not to do it, he wasn't listening then they went to punk and asked punk to tell him. Idk I'm not saying punk is not at fault but when I think about how punk must have felt when the EVPs were basically sabotaging him it's surprising that he didn't go off sooner!
Jack Perry had already cleared the use of real glass with AEW management. When Punk found out about the spot he vetoed it, which is why Perry got angry.
at one point the narrator in this video describes "all his fireable offenses".
at the point in time that he's talking about when he says that, cm punk's only singularly fireable offense was the fight after All Out, where it was inconclusive who was the aggressor (though it's more likely that Punk and Steel were the aggressors-still, the Bucks & Kenny went there to give him trouble). I don't think the upfront no-show was exactly fireable.
i feel like the **large amount** of talk about a few things w/ Punk tricks people into thinking there's a **large amount** of problems.
there were 2 altercations in AEW, 1 of which came after he was trolled by Hangman for months, without management (3 of them being the wrestlers doing the trolling) throwing him a bone. AEW (which i prefer to WWE) has a really cliquey high school vibe backstage, it seems.
Punk is famous for being temperamental, and for taking things very personally. when AEW signed him, anyone with a brain thought, "All they have to do is not mess with him IRL, and they'll make money forever." but for some reason the Elite had to keep messing with him.
then even when the first brawl happened, after AEW decided to stay with Punk, they didn't have the professional mindset to use what happened to make more money. i love AEW but they do have an immature vibe, the Bucks especially. i think they felt threatened or they panicked when Punk's presence shined a light on Hangman not being the giant star they thought he was? Hangman just felt uncomfortably tense about Punk, and the Bucks played into that.
literally Punk didn't do anything crazy until the media scrum, which was in response to being trolled by his bosses/colleagues. then, after those guys kicked his door down and possibly hurt but definitely scared his dog, he punched them. you can't punch people, but there are far more uncalled-for reasons to punch someone.
the 2nd altercation w/ Jungle Boy, again coming after being trolled by a colleague, is significantly different and yes, you gotta fire him there.
anyway, Punk is being talked about like he's been burning everyone around him for his whole career, and it mostly only comes from Elite fans about this one feud. they don't even care about the Jungle Boy fight.
but yeah, you can't approach someone and then get physical like that.
I Imagined the Bucks Super kicking punk's door down and storming in
I still don't get how anyone can take Hangmans side in that whole situation.
Praise The Power of Punk
CM Punk is not the first polarizing person to come back to WWE.
Hulk Hogan in 1993... as the WWF HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION... said that IWGP Heavyweight Championship (Hogan is... kinda the first person to win that title in 1983 when that title was first instituted) was the most prestigious title in the world while he was in Japan (IWGP stands for International Wrestling Grand Prix and it's a predecessor to G1 Climax tournament held by New Japan Pro Wrestling). Hogan left WWF the same year to appear in WCW to be the biggest rival of WWF. And he came back. And he also overcome the racial scandal... and many other things.
The Ultimate Warrior, a person, who held WWF for money he thought WWF owed him for his work and was a very controversial person... he came back to be included in the WWE Hall of Fame in 2014 only to pass away 3 days after the Hall of Fame ceremony and just 1 day after his last TV appearance.
Cody Rhodes... who left WWE in 2016 while he wasn't happy with his position in the company and the fact that WWE didn't want him to reach a certain level of popularity by keeping him as a Stardust persona... he even once destroyed a symbolic throne (that is portraying Triple H's King of Kings persona) at AEW show... he came back.
Bruno Sammartino (who has the longest title reign as a WWE Champion at 2803 days and the longest combined time as WWE Champion at 4040 days) didn't want to deal with WWE for many years after he left the company in 1988 and he was against what Vince McMahon was doing with wrestling business and he was against WWF/WWE allowing wrestlers to use steroids. He became a WWE Hall of Famer in 2013 when he finally realized that WWE has changed their position on many aspects that Bruno was very critical about and worked with the company until his death in 2018.
WWE is a business and they can bring back people who left on bad terms.
Wow! Thanks for the history lesson :D
@@Bunnymon and that's not even the full list. There're some other names who were considered done with WWE only to return to WWE. Like "Macho Man" Randy Savage... who officially never returned, as he tragically died before he could return, but he was doing ad companies for action figures of him that were made by Mattel that worked with WWE. Randy and Vince McMahon had a very strained relationship. Vince thought that Randy's best days as a wrestler were long gone and wanted him to work as commentator, but Randy thought otherwise and left WWF as soon as his contract ended and WCW gained him a good contract. And then Randy Savage became enemies with Hulk Hogan (that's why he was so hesitant to work in TNA in 2004 as there were rumors that Hulk will work for TNA at that time) and even had a rap album "Be a Man" that had a diss track against Hogan.
And also Randy Savage was a face of Slim Jim ad company for many years, when Randy left WWF and went to WCW, Slim Jim started to work with WCW and that pissed Vince McMahon a lot, as he needed money (WWF in mid 90s were far from a juggernaut that they become since late 90s and money were an issue as they couldn't have people on bigger contracts that WCW were earn to give WWF wrestlers). Randy was posthumously inducted in WWE Hall of Fame in 2015 and his brother Lanny Poffo (who worked in WWF as "Genius" and passed away this February) took the award for Randy.
PS. Randy Savage in WCW was known for nepotism. He had his brother Lanny on WCW contract even if Lanny never appeared on TV and his father Angelo Poffo was inducted into WCW Hall of Fame even if Angelo wasn't as legendary as some other names in WCW Hall of Fame like Wahoo McDaniel, Dusty Rhodes, Terry Funk, Verne Gagne or Harley Race among the others).
Bunny just joined Hart Foundation #pinkwhiteblack
Don’t worry . You aren’t missing anything when it comes to the elite .
Lmao get off cm punk meat
thank you jungle boy 🙌🏻
TK looks like a boss whom you would never respect no matter what.
The thing is though, do you have to actively disrespect someone, just because you don't respect them
Not sure if this will get tracksion but I'd love to see you reaction to dark side of the ring, the Chris Benoit story. It's a caushious tail of the dangers of professional wrestling. And while it is a sad story. I think it is very compelling. Would love to get your take
bunny, I just saw the part about teaching, NEVER tell your students about your private life. (I live in another town specifically for that reason). It get's hard with youtube, I get that. But if you want to teach, stay away from the students (literally). A freind of mine has to flee bars when she sees parents (she lives in the same small town), It sucks but that's how it works. You could have lied "no that's another girl who looks just like me" I dunno about 30%/70% they might have bought it^^
Bunny you are great and all but did you just tickle Eddie’s belly?😂
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Hi, Bunny! You should watch the original WWE Pipebomb, I think you would enjoy it :D
is it pipebomb 10 years later?
you couldve seen this with McMahon and Shawn Michaels in the early to mid 90's
Yeah, but the difference was that WWE was really struggling in the mid 90s, and Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels were easily the two biggest stars they had. McMahon couldn't afford to let either of them go, so he had to put up with their antics.
Punk and Bimce don’t like each other but Vince ain’t in charge anymore luckily
I'm not saying that Punk is a good guy, but in this documentary not enough has been shown of all the lies that evps have been feeding to Meltzer and other websites. Punk was isolated for months in AEW, Punk fought back. It's not impeccable behavior from Punk, but it's the result of awful management
Good point, Thanks for sharing
@@BunnymonNo, that wasn't a good point at all. CM Punk was fired for endangering Tony Khan's safety, and it was Bryan Danielson who ultimately decided the best course of action was to release him from his contract.
Khan had done everything he could to placate Punk, building the AEW Collision show around Punk, and allowing him a huge amount of creative control over that show, including letting Punk decide which talents were allowed to appear on it.
The Young Bucks hadn't even spoken to Punk since the "Brawl Out" incident in 2022, so they had nothing to do with his departure.
Hi Sara missed u so much I don't have the time to catch u in twitch hope u best wishes
Let be honest it was the elite fault
30:10 Unfortunately, AEW is not on the same level. Their viewership and financial power is far below the WWE currently. They really screwed it up as of late...
It's true that AEW may not be on the same level as WWE in terms of viewership and financial power, but they still have a passionate fanbase and are steadily growing.
AEW are still doing fine. Some of the hype has died down, but they have a lot of big names and still put on excellent ppvs. Their viewership has always been far below WWE, which is to be expected from a relatively company. This is like a new animation studio taking on Disney.
thats why Vince can handle wrestlers better than any wrestling promoters now wwe sign the biggest 10 years network contract with netflix for 5 billion dollars per month and The Rock is the new one of the board of directors of WWE and UFC parent company TKO
In his short span CM Punk still delivered a masterpiece with a generational talent MJF. Check Outside Interference Better than you
31:36 *triple H/ Paul Leveque
Fun fact .. punk tried getting back into the wwe 1 time before he stepeed in aew, and when he got suspended he tried to go back to wwe also. He never really wanted to be in aew lol
Source: Trust me bro
@@being_adibahnaf not when it was reported since Thursday. Google it. You'll learn something 😂
@Aahnaf413 punk just magically shows up at wwe backstage show but doesn't want back in wwe?
Punk while suspended shows up to talk to hunter at Monday night raw...
Have a good day bro 😂
You won't see that leadership dynamic with McMahon for two reasons. 1 Vince didn't put up with anything. 2 HHH is fully in charge of creative now and Vince is completely banned from everyday operations.
You are watching wrong videos that descriminate cm punk image nobody knows what happen.
This video is so pro elite and anti punk, it’s hilarious. So much detail was left out and it was one sided. I wonder if this dude making the video is payed by AEW lol
My thoughts exactly! He didn't hold back on his opinions but did on the actual details why Punk fought back.
You should react to his DVD that came out.
You not even watched the pipebomb how from one video you gonna say he was wrong