Man, do I love a pop. Doesn't make any sense out of context, but I will happily sit there and watch

crowd reactions all day long. I'm a weird dude. As so much has changed in recent times, though,

how about we drag some modern day noise into one of these lists and talk about some of the

loudest cheers in WWE history? Sound good, excellent. I'm Cyber Miller. Let's go. Number 10, CM Punk of the

2023 Survivor Series, because hell, flipping, froze over. Even though C.M. Punk had returned to

wrestling with AEW, even after he left, many thought it would be hard for him to come back to

WWE. There was just so much history there. It's why when the Survivor Series rolled around, we still all questioned it.

Even though Punk was now a free man and the pay-per-view was in Chicago, it just seemed too perfect.

But that nagging sense of doubt wouldn't go away.

Turns out WWE realized they would never get an opportunity like this because, yep, even though we had the copyright graphic to signal the end of the

show cult of personality hit my gosh this place lost it you could barely hear the music it was so loud

but as the never say never catchphrase was brought back to the forefront again i tell you my friends

anything is possible i suppose it proved that this was the right decision because only megastars can spark this sort of reaction.

And I tell you, it really was something special.

Number nine, WWE backlash.

Just in general, France brought it.

This happened in 2024, which sort of summed it up.

WWE has been so sparing with taking its bigger shows outside of America, that when Leon got one,

they were going to make the most of it. What if they never come back? It was so loud in the

arena at one point, WWE said they got complaints from outside the building, and I believe it.

Go and watch Jay Uso's entrance, pretty much the whole of Cody Rhodes versus AJ Stiles, or just

the opening promo. everybody in that place

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