CM Punk explains his actions

CM Punk recently spoke to "The unisciti 98FM" on a variety of topics while promoting the TLC PPV. Check out the highlights:
On whether he dislikes John Cena's character: "No, here's the thing. I think John Cena is tremendous. I don't think Cena gets the credit for how hard he works. 'I don't dislike you, John, but this idea that you're the best and you're afforded all of these opportunities.' I don't hate John at all. He's actually one of my preferiti to get in the ring with."

On the Rock: "I'm glad he's back. He came back for Survivor Series and people saw me steal the show, so it's a business...

It’s not surprising that CM Punk cites the radical “Rowdy” Roddy Piper as a childhood influence. After all, Punk is the embodiment of the anti-establishment, the modern-day “Voice of the Voiceless,” whose skill at igniting verbal “pipe bombs” is rivaled only da Hot Rod himself.

Punk even looks the part of rebel with his too-numerous-to-count tatoos and body piercings. Yet, he waxes way più philosophical than his exterior might suggest, and has shown a diverse set of interests that include ghost hunting, G. I. Joe and the “Straight Edge” movement, a subculture that rejects...