Roman Reigns caught the eye in a recent interview with Load Management, where the current Universal champion is brazenly fair to talk about former WWE superstar CM Punk.
Reigns categorically admitted that he did not like CM Punk, but the unexpected thing is that the tribal leader expressed interest in a long-term fight with the former WWE champion.
“If you’ve seen the fight for the last 10 to 15 years and you love it and it’s in your blood, then you’ll probably have emotions about this guy,” CM Punk’s Queen said.
“I know. Just by doing one of those things, it’s made my task a lot harder. If it’s something enthusiasts can and can dip their teeth into and immerse themselves in creating with us, then I’m in a position to do it. “
“I don’t like this guy, ” he Reigns. No I don’t know many other people who do. I don’t know many who do, but I’m prepared to prioritize business and create very smart content if that’s the case. It would probably have to be slapped a couple of times to be. true, however, if he is in a position and enthusiasts and audience will love him and be in it, then I probably am. “
WWE superstars are notoriously micromanageable in many ways, adding interviews. There is a long list of topics on which WWE superstars walk through the eggshell, adding, but not limited to, fair testing of Vince McMahon’s professional functionality in 2020; debatable classification as independent contractors; CM Punk.
But this time, not only did WWE’s most sensible star accept the challenge head-on by admitting his aversion to punk, but Reigns mocked an upcoming game.
One of the things that bother Vince McMahon the most is his superstars provoking physies that WWE can’t offer; in fact, Seth Rollins’ taunts in 2019 about a CM Punk attack that would have provoked the president’s wrath. A similar scenario happened this year when Randy Orton sparked a Twitter dispute with Tommaso Ciampa.
The un scripted nature of WWE Talking Smack gave way to another unprecedented mockery when The Miz criticized Daniel Bryan, only for the exhibition to be canceled in a time later at McMahon’s request.
Daniel Bryan would return to the ring in 2018.
No whispers, rumors or taunts will be assumed in this case. In that case, Reigns knows more than making fun of a game WWE can’t deliver, so he’s either going to do business for himself or he knows something we don’t know.
With Edge, Batista and even Shawn Michaels returning to the ring and/or going out or retiring in recent years, “never say never” is as true as ever. This is especially true at a time when WWE still depends on part-time. artists and stars from beyond to stay in trouble.
Monday’s Raw was built around several segments with 4 WWE legends: Michaels, The Big Show, Christian and Ric Flair.
And while CM Punk still disagrees with WWE to some extent, his recently un announced move in WWE Backstage can reopen lines of communication with WWE by making more money than ever before.
I’m a professional wrestling columnist and video blogger for a leading national sports online page since 2010, and before Bleacher Report, where I’m a WWE columnist and
I am a professional wrestling columnist and video blogger on a nationwide leading online sports page since 2010, and previously participated in Bleacher Report, where I was WWE columnist and host of the nearly 100-episode WTF virtual series. In 2012, I appeared in Bleacher Documentary Report “Why We Watch” about Kurt Angle’s career. I graduated from the University of California, Santa Barbara with a bachelor’s degree in business economics, a major in accounting, and a major in sports management.
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