Super Snake sits down with WWE Champion CM Punk! Luck is for losers, at least according to CM Punk. Even though his arm is literally tattooed with good-luck charms, Punk believes you make your own good fortune through hard work and intense preparation. CM Punk is the only WWE superstar to win the Money in the Bank two consecutive years. WWE RAW SUPER SHOW, Monday, January 23rd (tonight) at US Airways.
Hear what WWE Champion CM Punk had to say after Interim Raw GM John Laurinaitis’ shocking confession that he’ll try to cost him the title at the 25th anniversary of the Royal Rumble.
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WWE.com Exclusive: CM Punk reacts to John Laurinaitis’ confession
WWE.com spoke to John Laurinaitis about his confession that he’s going to screw CM Punk at Royal Rumble. What promise did Laurinaitis make about the Jan. 29 pay-per-view?
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WWE.com Exclusive: John Laurinaitis explains his actions following Raw SuperShow
By: Joey Styles & James Patts | January 3, 2012
WWE has created a new entrance set for non-televised live events that captures the feel of WWE’s outstanding television productions of Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown.
Measuring 20 feet high and 40 feet wide, the spectacular new set weighs more than a ton and fills an entire tractor trailer from back to front and top to bottom. It is comprised of thousands of LEDs (light-emitting diodes) and requires more than four hours of set-up time before each live event. To fully deliver an experience similar to that seen every week on WWE’s television productions, the three sets (Raw, SmackDown and one backup) were an investment of more than 1.5 million dollars.
The new set was introduced at both the Raw and SmackDown live events between Christmas and New Year’s Day. WWE.com was on hand in WWE’s home state capital of Hartford, Conn. for the final Raw live event of 2011, where the new set garnered reactions to from our Superstars, Divas and most importantly, you … our fans.
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By: Bobby Melok | January 1, 2012
WWE.com concludes its picks for the Best Videos of 2011, celebrating the greatest moments from Raw, SmackDown and our own exclusive videos.
CM Punk’s controversial speech
One night in July, CM Punk cost John Cena a Tables Match against R-Truth. The Nexus leader takes to the stage and goes on to change WWE. Pipe bomb, engage.
Day 4 of WWE.com’s Best Videos for 2011 continues to revisit the greatest moments of the year from Raw, SmackDown and our own exclusive videos. Don’t forget to stop by tomorrow for the final five clips!
WWE.com Exclusive: John Laurinaitis “congratulates” Punk
In this WWE.com exclusive video, The Executive Vice President of Talent Relations and Interim General Manger of Raw begrudgingly congratulates CM Punk on winning the WWE Championship at Survivor Series.
CM Punk unveils the “Johnny Ace” tribute video
After winning the Pipe Bomb of the Year Slammy, CM Punk presents a totally rad tribute to the sports-entertainment career of Raw’s Interim General Manager.
By: Anthony Benigno | December 30, 2011
On Day 3 of WWE.com’s 25 Best Videos of 2011, we look back on two Attitude Era returns, some Diva rental-car theft, and what we’re sure Wade Barrett will say is the greatest journalistic endeavor ever attempted by man.
The Champs are HERE!
The Cenation leader had reclaimed his WWE Championship from Rey Mysterio, and all seemed right with the world. Of course, he didn’t count on that other WWE Champion showing up …
WWE.com’s best videos of 2011 continue with a savage assault, corporate power plays and, of course, The Great One’s return to WWE.
WWE.com exclusive: Pipe bomb at San Diego Comic-Con
His contract with WWE expired only days before, but that didn’t stop WWE Champion CM Punk from crashing Comic-Con International in San Diego and dropping some knowledge on COO Triple H, guerilla-style.
I took this video of Cena introducing CM Punk before his match against the Miz, in Chicago on 12/26/2011
By: Anthony Benigno | December 28, 2011
It’s strange to think that, around this time last year, The Nexus was terrorizing John Cena, The Rock’s return was a fanboy fantasy, “King Sheamus” was still reigning supreme, Dolph Ziggler was dating Vickie Guerrero and CM Punk was on commentary. Suffice to say, things went in a different direction in 2011, and as we cross over into 2012, WWE.com takes the next five days to review our 25 favorite moments from the long, strange trip of these last twelve months. Check back each day for five new videos and see if your favorites made our list.
CM Punk takes control of The Nexus
Not yet The Voice of the Voiceless and a few months away from the WWE Championship, The Second City Saint kicked off his 2011 by making a huge power play.
