WWE Over The 2012

CM Punk recently spoke to "The sumali 98FM" on a variety of topics while promoting the TLC PPV. Check out the highlights:
On whether he dislikes John Cena's character: "No, here's the thing. I think John Cena is tremendous. I don't think Cena gets the credit for how hard he works. 'I don't dislike you, John, but this idea that you're the best and you're afforded all of these opportunities.' I don't hate John at all. He's actually one of my favorites to get in the ring with."

On the Rock: "I'm glad he's back. He came back for Survivor Series and people saw me steal the show, so it's a business...

It’s not surprising that CM Punk cites the radical “Rowdy” Roddy Piper as a childhood influence. After all, Punk is the embodiment of the anti-establishment, the modern-day “Voice of the Voiceless,” whose skill at igniting verbal “pipe bombs” is rivaled only sa pamamagitan ng Hot Rod himself.

Punk even looks the part of rebel with his too-numerous-to-count mga tattoo and body piercings. Yet, he waxes way madami philosophical than his exterior might suggest, and has shown a diverse set of interests that include ghost hunting, G. I. Joe and the “Straight Edge” movement, a subculture that rejects...