This angle is really up and down. Punk's first speech was top-notch. For the first time in a long time, it had people wondering, "Was that for real?" The buzz grew until the next week on Raw. (Taped later in the evening after Punk's speech.) I thought the follow-up was a letdown with McMahon and Cena. "Don't fire Punk. I want to wrestle him at the PPV because of pride. He was just speaking his mind, blah, blah, blah." I also thought the contract signing was a letdown too. To me, Vince McMahon did not need to be so heavily involved in the angle. I was having flashbacks of the Invasion angle. What should have been the biggest storyline/feud in wrestling history (WCW/ECW vs. WWF) turned out to be Shane McMahon & "The Extreme Princess" Stephanie McMahon vs. Vince McMahon. I digress. The Punk/Cena Money in the Bank PPV title match was great. Too many screwups to be *****, but a solid **** match nonetheless. Great crowd, great drama, and I couldn't believe they pulled the trigger letting Punk win. He had to be under contract prior to the match. Too much unknown if he wasn't. They followed it up with Punk and the WWE title in the fridge, and then the Comic-Con showdown. That was fantastic. That's what today's wrestling is sorely missing. Something unexpected. Something new. Punk then showed up at the AAW indy show in Berwyn. All of this led up to last Monday. Punk returned. Way too soon. He and Cena had an anticlimactic showdown in the middle of the ring. (I did love Cult of Personality.) I have a strong idea that the silent showdown was HHH's idea. He loves his silent showdowns, kinda like the one he had with Taker. That leads me to my last point. I really dislike HHH. I've never been a fan. I think he is going to interject himself into the feud, and therefore shoot himself back into the spotlight. Hopefully my expectations are false, and WWE can make wrestling, I mean sports entertainment, cool again.