Something, something, CM Punk’s return to WWE, it’s top ten! Yes, this was kicked like that. This habit of always having the most ridiculous intro is ever present and the most unavoidable sign in all of wrestling today is unavoidable. To the point of making your choice easier, and at the same time, difficult. But look how funny it is, it was a big and unexpected surprise for many. Even for those who talked about it, deep down, they didn’t fully believe it.
In other words, it’s here in keeping with the recurring themes of the top ten, assuming they’re still around on this side to see it. You have been unintentionally aligned. Specifically with this week, not really. It’s still not possible to list ten of CM Punk’s comebacks in one place after he screwed up in another. For now at least. We’re talking about betrayals here, and even with a certain amount of caution, it can’t be said that Punk betrayed someone from his former home to return to this old one. This happens a lot between bands, between great friends, between brothers almost… between brothers. You can create a huge top if it is complete. But we chose ten.
As many of them have already been mentioned here in other editions, not all of them appear here again, and there may be some or others worth salvaging to re-integrate and put into context here. But remember these ten and start preparing another ten that you want to add at the end!
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