9/21/2013 3:29:14 PM
I know. I’ve hated CM
Punk for disrespecting the Undertaker’s man weeks before their over-hyped Wrestlemania
match at New York.
But heck, he’s on the
underdog side this time around. I mean the real “underdog” state of mind. He dueled
up against the intercontinental champion Curtis Axel and his former friend Paul
Heyman.
And it’s not about the game they used to play anymore. Their feud is
about their personal relationships.
I can’t tell the exact
details since some videos aren’t accessible to my country at this point. All I can
remember is that when I watched the Night of Champions last Wednesday night at
the local free TV Channel here in Manila, the 2-on-1 match was already airing then.
CM Punk lost the game,
but not at the hands of the wrestling opponent. Instead it went at the
so-called “illegal-yet-dramatic” fashion displayed by the surging Ryback who
came by to save Heyman from a possible loss at the brutal hands of the
so-called “Best In The World.” In short, Paul Heyman won it by technicality.
Nah, much hype came
along and yet (I know) a lot of people were disappointed. But that is wrestling
by nature nowadays: sports and drama in one show. But maybe some people will
hope that CM Punk will regain himself later on.
I guess… some
development along this issue will come along in the near future. And maybe I
won’t write much about wrestling soon; but I’ll keep myself updated anyway.
Author: slickmaster | ©
2013 september twenty-eight productions
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