Rob Van Dam EXPOSES CM Punk's Insane Ego! 

Naw probably not but he got more respect from me for having some balls to go follow a dream & tried stepping into the octagon! Phil you are a true legend my dude! 👊

I'll give you a clear-cut answer the proof is in the product nuff said I think RVD's just saying that because he didn't get the chances that pumped it or whatever it is I think it's a jealousy thing as y RVD's saying all that because rvt is old and he can't do wrestling anymore so he might as well just retire all the drug used in all the stuff really caught up to him might as well retire because he clearly can't go anymore like the youngsters he's jealous that he can't do it as well as CM Punk that's the facts jealousy CM Punk is a good dude he is taking his role very seriously obviously number one and number two he is the lock room leader that Collision needs to give it Direction purpose and keeping everybody on the straight and narrow

RDV useless

a lot of people dislike punk about as much as hogan. so who knows. he was a solid champion for wwe at his peak. he just exuded snark for his career. he may be the best at conning the Khan man into that contract.

Far from it. In my eyes nothing tops The Rock and Stone Cold

And Punk would be Raphael

Seth Rogen laugh

A real 'Follow that!' ending.

He was still a hell of a worker in the ring.

Benoit or Jericho?

@@target8059 The crippler Chris Benoit. Never been big on Y2J although gotta give the man props for brawling with Goldberg

@@MattPowers209The thing I love about Jericho is that he was so bought in with his own character and he actually loved the work that came with the character of Jericho. He also gave John Cena advice on embracing the character that he has at the time and knowing when its time to move onto a different storyline or different angle or character. Of course, playing a different version of yourself is actually better. That's like Steve Austin, Jericho, and John Cena, they're all just different versions of their real selves.

There might have been a bunch of things that led up to Page going off script, I'm not saying that was acceptable to do as a professional even if Punk deserved it. There's things that happened behind the scenes that we won't know for years. And by all accounts it seems like the bucks confronted Punk, but that doesn't mean they were looking for a fist fight, and no one has refuted Punk throwing the first punch and then Ace jumped in apparently fighting enough that he was fired first. So that's 3 on 2 technically, when fights go down spontaneously you don't lay down rules of 1 on 1 or 2 on 2 etc. You also can't blame the elite guys for confronting Punk after Punk just roasted them in the presser. Tony should have cooled Punk down instead of letting him rant that long because Tony made himself look weak and he was complicit in letting Punk make AEW look even more amateurish than it already seemed.

Way to omit every meaningful detail to post a one sided take on the story. This is a comically stupid take on the whole matter.

Ali had tons of ego lol, dude just did it in a funny ways. Go back to his interviews talking about himself vs the greats, or his talking shit promos. Those didn't just coming out of nowhere or it would sound not genuine

@@thienfoil That's what i meant, Ali being a shit talker was very unusual and that's why he stood out so much from everyone else.

@@thienfoil But Ali had a reason to talk all that shit. People were pushing back against him, and were constantly doubting him. Even when he became the best, they were still trying to restrain him.

@@xsanther3155 He's doing it for enertainment and selling tickets lol. He even said in interviews he borrows a lot from wresling to do promotions

I mean, he made his money there, so I don't think a few L's is all that bad.

Dude you punk marks are sick seriously get help. Responding would be pointless I have it to where I don't see responses 😂

​@@ianmeadows8719they're the damndest idiots. They wont talk about AJ Lee clearly being on roids tho

Your asinine attack has no relevance.

Technically, he is the best in the ring.

I've heard some people say that Bret Hart had an ego or took himself too seriously. To me, Bret Hart had a healthy respect for the business and knew what he was worth. Bret also helped put a lot of other guys over. As for crying about how he was robbed of his career. In his documentary, Bret Hart mentioned that he looked to Vince McMahon as a father figure. Bret said that he didn't want to go to WCW, but only did it because WWF/WWE couldn't meet his pay requirement to support his family. Bret said he would drop the title to HBK anywhere except in Canada. McMahon, HBK, Triple H, and the referee lied and disrespected him as a man. McMahon and HBK disrespected the business. They disrespected the loyalty that wrestling promoters were supposed to have for their wrestlers. Bret left and worked in subpar WCW and then got permanently injured which ended his wrestling career. McMahon and the Kliq fucked over Owen Hart by making him do that Blue Blazer gimmick, something Owen didn't want to do, but did it anyways so he could make money to retire. Owen died doing that stupid stunt. British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith was supposed to win a title in his homeland in the UK, while his wife was sick. McMahon caved into pressure by HBK and gave it to HBK who didn't need it and dropped the title shortly afterwards. McMahon and Shawn Michaels disrespected Bret Hart and his family. Bret Hart gave a lot to professional wrestling and got disrespected and screwed over especially by a man he considered a father figure. McMahon as a boss, let one employee, Shawn Michaels have some control on him, that Michaels by proxy was able to fuck over other wrestlers. Until The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin became so famous and made McMahon so much money that he wouldn't listen to the Boy Toy anymore. Yeah, I understand why Bret is pissed. I think he shouldn't dwell on it publicly so much, but I definitely get it.

@@txmetalhead82xk No. That was just some BS catch phrase. He's nothing compared to Angle or Lesner.