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I watched one of Sting's promos in AEW and he was excellent. I consider him to be a well respected legend and perhaps he can still pull in numbers.

I see fans online saying CM Punk is a narcissistic A**hole who should be fired AND I see other fans on the other side saying Tony Khan didn't deserve him and he sucks as an owner. Ok, so which one is it?

Would CM Punk be interested in going back to WWE?

Is it true that Roman Reigns is having physical issues right now that could effect his in ring performance? When it comes to The Bloodline current storyline angle, I feel like certain decisions are happening last minute because Jey is out and Roman is hurt. The whole John Cena segment feels like Cena was a fill in to keep The Bloodline story hot.

I hope Dennis Rodman is now sober enough to do the gig.

I feel like LA Knight would have been my Man Crush if Jey Uso didn't already have that spot.

I feel like he is a Gem that WWE kept under wraps.

Was John Cena's return fully planned out in advance?

I love Jimmy Uso and I am an even bigger fan of his wife, BUT John Cena spoke the truth, the wrong Uso quit. This is always gonna be just my opinion but Jey Uso is a certified superstar with a future as a solo contender.

John Cena I love you but wooooo my man gettin old lol . HE STILL GOT IT THOUGH!

THIS guy knows what he is talking about. This statement literally breaks everything down to where it all makes sense in regards to the beginning and how it's ending.

In the very beginning of this AEW Drama, I was under the impression that CM Punk is basically a jerk and backstage bully. As the days go by we find out that there are a few other AEW Superstars that do not follow the rules, so now I feel like I owe CM an apology if he is behaving badly ONLY because other guys backstage are behaving badly. Tony Khan being this owner who is very laid back and doesn't apply discipline can be very bad for the company in the long run. Who is the real true villain of this whole entire situation of AEW Drama? Is Tony Khan too passive and him being passive is the reason why so much chaos is happening. Khan probably has more to lose than anybody else in regards to losing some of his best wrestlers. I started to wonder if CM's behavior is due to personal stuff that he could secretly be dealing with but based on everything that is happening, perhaps Tony Khan just isn't a good boss, at all. IF Tony Khan is the #1 Problem, exactly how much does he have to lose in the LONG run?

I'm seeing Online Rumors, did CM Punk simply get suspended and will return to AEW sooner than later or did he really quit AEW?

Sometimes I feel like being a wrestler in NXT is like playing the lottery and taking a chance. For example, when Bianca Belair was in NXT? She pretty much WAS NXT in my opinion, I wouldn't be surprised if she helped make NXT worth watching. Perhaps certain wrestlers have gained a lot from NXT and we probably have some that was probably sad in NXT but when they hit the main roster it was like they never went to NXT to begin with. Perhaps Bron Breakker was able to gain a lot.

I got a question to ask and you guys can really help me out.... Is NXT WORTH getting through before heading to the main roster in regards to building a fan base and making a name for yourself in WWE? I don't know if WWE is still really bringing in people to the main roster without having to work through NXT. NXT is a smaller crowd plus I feel like certain NXT stars barely have a lot of followers on social media. Would you guys view NXT as the best ticket to the main roster or not so much?

I wonder what Punk is going through personally that is costing him his job. I feel like it's deeper than this.

When Owen Hart passed away years ago, I remember the whole WWE roster being so sad and effected by the tragic loss of him. I even remember Shane McMahon bursting into tears, so many people were crying. Seeing how moved and effected today's WWE superstars are with the tragic loss of Bray Wyatt is very moving. I can tell that he meant so much to everyone. I really wish that I was able to follow his career and get to know him the way the fans did. I think his work with Alexa Bliss was great and it made me miss how invested WWE was in regards to creating great storylines and telling a story.

This Shinsuke Nakamura rivalry against Seth Freakin Rollins is oh so good, like a milkshake baby. *Seth Rollins Laugh*

Not trying to make accuses for any wrestler's bad behavior in the work place but this professional wrestling industry can be a STRESSFUL business. There's probably a fair number of superstars in WWE or the Indies that will openly say that CM is actually a good guy. Idk, I just feel like there is a lot of pressure to do well and be successful in AEW or even WWE because you got bills to pay and people to feed. When Shawn Michaels was an A hole backstage back in the 90s, HHH that Shawn Michaels had a LOT going on within himself on a personal level, mentally. Perhaps the same can be for Punk.

Should Khan be looked at as a bigger problem if he allows CM Punk to be free in a sense to do whatever? I figured perhaps Punk's motivation stems from the fact that he knows who is in his back pocket.

Khan and Punk's relationship reminds me of Vince and HBK behind the scenes during the 90s era.

You guys can call me StillDriven, I just finished shedding a few tears while I was alone in my office at work. I am currently going through some financial struggles right now. I got bills on top of bills that I owe and I am currently waiting on my second job to contact me and hire me. I have been a fan of wrestling since I was 11 years old. I am a DIEHARD fan of Women in Wrestling, I think they are incredible with so much value in the history of wrestling. The female wrestlers, the managers, the valets, I just love them all. My favorite female wrestler ever is Trish Stratus. Thank You Trish. Being here on the forum has been a nice and cool way to interact with fellow wrestling fans. This forum has been my little social clique on the internet and it's been pretty cool so far. I like playing WWE 2K23 a lot and I look forward to discussing 2K24 with you guys and counting down the days until it arrives. Thank you guys and let's have some fun.

I'm not really feeling Street Profits as heels, I think they should go back to being faces. Their ring attire looks like they got it from Wal-Mart, neither Angelo or Montez have a nature or vibe that is of an A**hole IMO but I guess we will see how it all plays out.

The look on Angelo Dawkins face during the emotional tribute really touched me.

Shinsuke Nakamura is freakin awesome and his developing rivalry against Seth is so so good. Here's my message for the WWE writers in charge of developing this story angle between the two...... DON'T BLOW IT!