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Punk/Bryan article


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From: "Ioan Morris"

Hey Scott,

Here's an excellent article from wwe.com tracing Bryan and Punk's shared history. Joey Styles and his crew are doing a great job with the website.

http://www.wwe.com/shows/raw/2012-05-07/cm-punk-daniel-bryan-history/

Might be worth sharing on the Blog

Regards, Ioan

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Sure, always happy to help out struggling little sites.

Comments

  1. Well, you could read this article. OR: you could go to ROHwrestling.com and watch a 30-minute match between the two for free. Or both, I guess.

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  2. Actually, due to volume, they are going to keep it up all weekend and put it on YouTube.  There was such a demand, it was slow for a number of users.  Saw they tweeted this and put it on their facebook page as well.  Good news.

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  3. Oh please. Neither Bryan nor Punk know how to work. Not like my boy Lord Tensai!

    I can't wait till the Lord takes over RAW. Then it'll be all Tensai, all the time!

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  4. I gave on WWf.com around 2000 but that was a great article. Not anything that would make me go back to the website like i used to but it was good.

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  5.  Awesome. I tried to play it at like the stroke of 8:01 and it wouldn't play, so I thought I missed out.

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  6. Imagine if they gave this sort of background on the show, and not just for Punk and Bryan. Jeebus, people might get OVER!

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  7. You mean we can't do both?  Bummer.

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  8. A great idea on their behalf. I don't know if you read the wwe.com article, but it has a gallery of photos from the RoH match - an unusual, but welcome willingness to acknowledge the existence of other promotions.

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  9. My thoughts exactly. I can't imagine Vince knows - or cares - what articles get put up on the website, but it's a shame that such a well-researched, logical extension to a feud will get all but ignored. Styles et al, bless them, try to give context to the most ridiculous of WWE storylines.

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