I was never impressed with him with any gimmick he had. His color commentary in Global Wrestling was awful -- putting himself over and not the match itself.

"It was the best of times. It was the worst of times."

"Despite the criticism, Punk successfully defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Bronson Reed in Fort Myers."

It's a work.

Right Jeff...proper nutrition and chiropractic care are essential in the treatment of a fractured skull or a broken back.

He's just now terrified? I've been worried about this for years. I look at wrestling as a worked version of amateur wrestling. You wouldn't see most of this stuff in a high school or collegiate match. They're glorified stuntmen. But stuntmen take precautions.

I was never impressed with him.

It was a wasted effort.

In the days of the territories, you did the honors on the way out -- put over the next guy and elevate him. I'm no fan of Cena, but he did it the right way. This tells me more about Jarrett than it does about Cena.

How does this devalue Gunther? He gets the rub from Cena. This is supposed to elevate him, not devalue him. I give credit to Cena for tapping out. I'm not a fan of Cena, but he showed what professionalism is all about in a business filled with selfish individuals who forget the thing is a work.

"David Arquette is a bad ass." As said to me by Hangman Adam Page.