CM Punk Buried Alive

CM Punk has always been talked about by writers as a wrestler that was hated by the WWE. From stories that featured Stephanie McMahon calling him the king of the indies, but horrible in WWE, to recent reports that CM Punk has a lot of backstage heat.

CM Punk is good, and doesn’t need some ridiculous gimmick to go over. It’s also interesting to note that he is actually a good wrestler, given his size, and hasn’t been involved in any major injuries. He can even elevate his opponents at time, and made the ECW championship somewhat exciting to watch.

However, with Jeff Hardy losing the title push, and CM Punk winning the Money in the Bank match, the WWE is not in a position that they imagined.

So what do they do?

They bury CM Punk and his money in the bank title shot.

CM Punk is most likely not going to win any championship he goes for, and without socializing in the “drinking” game that goes on with the wrestlers behind the scene’s, CM Punk might end up getting fired and going to TNA sooner than later.

This of course is all speculation, as I am not working backstage at WWE, and I only know so much….so take all this for what it is.

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Did Samoa Joe Shoot?

Everyone is discussing this hot topic and after hearing the comments that Samoa Joe made at the Turning Point ppv, I'm wondering myself; Did Samoa Joe shoot?

I don't know.

His comments were basically what every fan of TNA has been thinking for a long time.

The notion that the older, has beens from WCW and WWE glory are coming into TNA and thinking they could just do whatever they want without any sort of problems is ludicrous. Not only that, this comes in light of the fact that Scott Hall no showed.

From what I have heard, this also caused some problems back stage after Samoa Joe's rant went on.

In the back, they had a meeting, in which TNA management gathered all the wrestlers contracts and basically said that anyone that was not happy with the direction of TNA could speak up and they would void their contract on the spot.

Who left?

Senshi.

And everyone else stood there and shut their mouths.

Samoa Joe shooting seems like a low tactic by TNA to drum up controversy, in the same fashion that WCW did post 2000 and a major factor in how WCW fell and was eventually bought out by Vince McMahon.

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