Hello and welcome to Get the Table. I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCorty joined by another

the daddly boys, Michael Hanflop from Whatcou here to discuss how WWE has changed CM punk forever.

Now I suppose you can take that title in a variety of different ways.

At the end of the day, this is not the same CM bunk back in WWE that was there a decade ago

or even really the CM punk that was in AW a while back?

No, this talking point I guess emerged in the wake of the Summer Slam match against Drew McIntyre

which was the first in what I suppose will be a series of

payoffs to what many myself included consider to be the best feud of the year

CM punk and Drew McIntyre's war of words, war of means, war of personal family artifacts, and everything else that led into

some Islam and a match to that very much divided the audience between those that, well

to simplify it, those that enjoy

W. W. W.'s brand of sports entertainment storytelling and those that don't,

those that would rather keep it simple stupid and have a sort of violent bloody war

a attritional fight based on the fact that these two...

The man's with MJF.

MJF I would say maybe Eddie Kingston is maybe too lofty a comparison because it's just

one of the greatest things any of us have ever seen, but this idea that these two people

that have been desperate to get each other finally do and then no distractions can get in the way,

no special guest referee no

monologue in no symbolic brace all of these sort of criticisms that will ever do

the match led to further conversation about CM Punk and this time it wasn't about if CM Punk

was physically able to wrestle a match without a bone breaking or a muscle

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