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Ty1990 posted:I will tell you straight up right now as a 26 year old male if I had 10 million dollars or anything near that in my savings account I wouldn't take a step near the octagon. Wait until dwindling fame and a midlife crisis hits ya.
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I don't know about dwindling fame. Fans still chant for Punk and if he went back he'd instantly be the most over guy in the company
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astrollinthepork posted:Wait until dwindling fame and a midlife crisis hits ya. Punk left the WWE at arguably the height of his fame brotha.
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astrollinthepork posted:Pay for my training and book me for ufc 210 and I'll do the same. As would you and most 18-45 year old dudes. you think most guys would show up at roufusport every day and get beaten up for two years for the privilege of being wedgied by the bully from a john hughes movie in front of millions of people?
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Seriously only like Bryan, Cena, Austin, and the Rock got bigger reactions than Punk's at his peak.
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Intruder posted:I don't know about dwindling fame. Fans still chant for Punk and if he went back he'd instantly be the most over guy in the company Sure buddy
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Intruder posted:I don't know about dwindling fame. Fans still chant for Punk and if he went back he'd instantly be the most over guy in the company I'm not quite sure that would be the case now he's been smashed in such a public fashion but yeah it was pretty much the case about 2 hours ago.
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Dexo posted:Seriously only like Bryan, Cena, Austin, and the Rock got bigger reactions than Punk's at his peak. If Punk was so great he would have headlined Wrestlemania. And you can tell him I said that.
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Burt Buckle posted:If Punk was so great he would have headlined Wrestlemania. And you can tell him I said that. Lol
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Burt Buckle posted:If Punk was so great he would have headlined Wrestlemania. And you can tell him I said that. We saw tonight why he didn't. Phil Shooks
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Burt Buckle posted:If Punk was so great he would have headlined Wrestlemania. And you can tell him I said that. Lmfao
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Even if you followed his career before this, you don't necessarily have to give him respect. You'd arguably have less reason to. Seeing a guy who was so adamantly against part timers in the WWE taking spots from people who were actually regularly there, go to the UFC and get his own show and PPV midcard match (slotted ahead of Faber, a guy who's been there 6 years) against a guy who is definitely getting paid less but definitely fought more than him. I can understand people not wanting to golfclap for him getting this opportunity.
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Chris James 2 posted:Even if you followed his career before this, you don't necessarily have to give him respect. You'd arguably have less reason to. CM Punk. Noted hypocrite and bitch
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Chris James 2 posted:Even if you followed his career before this, you don't necessarily have to give him respect. You'd arguably have less reason to. A well said argument I could get behind. But still the human side in me still gives him props for doing what he did.
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CM Punk is the John Cena of UFC and going by that the loses this match but wins the next two rematches.
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Burt Buckle posted:If Punk was so great he would have headlined Wrestlemania. And you can tell him I said that.
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fart blood posted:So will he fight again? he cut a big promo after the fight saying he wasn't done and you have to get back up when knocked down and FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS KIDS
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Memento posted:Go look at what AJ Styles was making between his TNA and NJPW contracts. I know Mysterio was asking $20,000 an appearance after he left, but who the hell can afford to pay that in the US to get 750 seats paid, I don't know
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He says he is going to continue his journey. Why would the UFC allow this to continue at this point? There is really nowhere for him to go from here.
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Chris James 2 posted:Even if you followed his career before this, you don't necessarily have to give him respect. You'd arguably have less reason to. I'm not disagreeing with you exactly, but at the same time I think there's a case to be made that where he was slotted on the card actually was an advantage to the people beneath him, as if the point of his being on the card meant anything at all it was to get new eyes on the product (regardless of whether he was successful or not at it) and people who were waiting for the punk fight were more likely to be watching the fights up until his before tuning out or losing interest than those after. Where you are on the card of a UFC PPV outside of the the co-main or main event matters less than say on a WWE PPV. I mean you can make the argument that he shouldn't have been on the main card at all, but if the point of him being on it at all was to make the UFC money by selling PPV's I don't see any advantage in having him on the prelims. Honestly can you imagine anyone who was watching because of Punk seeing that and then thinking "oh boy I should buy the PPV now." It was in the UFC's interest to keep his fight as late on as possible. It doesn't make him any less of a hypocrite on the whole part timer thing though.
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RagingHematoma posted:He says he is going to continue his journey. Why would the UFC allow this to continue at this point? There is really nowhere for him to go from here. $$$ if this ppv ends up being a draw
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StarkRavingMad posted:he cut a big promo after the fight saying he wasn't done and you have to get back up when knocked down and FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS KIDS that's a no
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Skinty McEdger posted:It doesn't make him any less of a hypocrite on the whole part timer thing though. at least he put over new talent
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The draw was always the first fight and the curiosity around it. I don't see any way anyone who saw that fight would want to buy another one as a result. Someone said in the main thread the best way for them to cash in now if they want to continue to use him is probably sticking him on TUF, not unlike what they did with Kimbo. That's probably their best option. Though again I guess it all depends on what his contract was like.
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RagingHematoma posted:He says he is going to continue his journey. Why would the UFC allow this to continue at this point? There is really nowhere for him to go from here. He could fight that guy that Mickey Gall beat, I guess. If he does have another fight I doubt it will be on PPV again.
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RagingHematoma posted:He says he is going to continue his journey. Why would the UFC allow this to continue at this point? There is really nowhere for him to go from here. Because he sells tickets and if he wasn't lying in his little after match speech he seems to enjoy being paid well to get really beaten up in hilarious ways? I mean, surely there must be someone in his weight who needs to be fed a win.
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Maybe now CM Punk can try out for the Chicago Cubs.
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During the press conference he compared himself leaving the WWE for mma to Jordan leaving the NBA to play baseball.
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ZoDiAC_ posted:Punk vs Conor I don't know, I mean after watching that fight I would have to fancy Connor Michalek as the heavy favorite in that fight.
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achillesforever6 posted:He was going to get that opportunity, unfortunately he didn't see facing HHH at Mania as a main event (even though he wrestled Undertaker the year prior which is also like wrestling the main event) main event = last match dipshit
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Wrong thread. Welp. I don't think Punk'd go back to WWE, even with a literal truckload of money?
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He's not going back to WWE.
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Punk's hard-headed and not really doing poo poo for money, he ain't going back to wrestling anytime soon. Hell, I think despite a big loss tonight he might try his hand at MMA again even.
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FullLeatherJacket posted:i love that Punk took three minutes out of his life to get choked out and then went straight back to "believe in yourself, dreamhaver" speeches to Rogan Cleverly, Punk's dream was to have an MMA fight, not win an MMA fight. He has achieved his dream on a technicality.
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