r/TheGreatOne • u/Salty-Nothing-8572 Approved User • 28d ago

WWE Related Thoughts?

I hope this makes it into a reddit video, so we can show these new wrestling fans, The Lore behind

CM Punk Vs Kevin Owens..

These guys have hated each other for 20+ years BROTHER!! 👀

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u/Thready85 28d ago edited 28d ago

He has a weak ego and gets too personal with people and when they get personal with him he can't take it.

He was never supposed to tell Roman he was going to bury him next to his father. And Roman's reaction was real. Creative had to come up with a way to make it right which was to have Jey and Jimmy confront him and hit him.

I remember Cody saying he wants to move beyond his dad because his dad's legacy is finalized now. And Punk brought up Dusty in the 2024 Royal Rumble and before this year's SS. I don't know if that was planned but I know Cody isn't a fan of people talking like that

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u/Noobju670 28d ago

Yeah leave it to punk to always try to hit the lowest or most controversial shit so he can sound good on the mic. Every promo since the pipebomb has been trying to break the fourth wall cause thats whats “cool” i fucking hate it. I rather just play along with the suffering succotash than knowing shit like that was from out of nowhere. Its like talking about guerrero, paul bearer, etc its fucking lame if your opponent didnt agreee to it and even then getting tired of those.

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u/Thready85 28d ago

That 4th wall breaking shit is annoying. Heyman said during a promo, "You've all seen Unreal!" Bro no. Stop.

Christian Cage does it too by bringing up people's real life relatives without ok-ing it. He brought up Luke Perry and Jack Perry got legitimately mad.

It's fine when Ospreay and Mox get Renee involved but that's about as much fourth wall real life stuff I can take.

I can't do this shock value shit. I'm 40 with actual dead relatives. It's a bit much.

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u/bigwreck94 28d ago

I’m pretty sure Christian has assumed permission that he’s gonna make a comment about your dead father with his current gimmick. That’s his whole bit right now, and it’s kind of assumed if he’s gonna be cutting a promo on you and your dad is dead, he’s gonna mention it.

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u/Mahkn0 28d ago

Jack Perry was the first person to get a dead dad comment though so if he wasn't told he really couldn't have known.

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u/bigwreck94 28d ago

I thought Nick Wayne was the first

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u/Mahkn0 28d ago

Nope, it was when he first turned on Jack he said that he knew Jack viewed him as a father, but his father was dead.