CM Punk Reflects On Legendary 2011 WWE Championship Match With John Cena In Chicago

Although fans don’t look back fondly on WWE’s programming in the course of the early 2010s, one in every of the intense spots was CM Punk and John Cena competing to be the face of the corporate, and their clash at Money In The Bank 2011 was the glimmer of hope through a rough patch for the promotion. Punk and Cena’s battle at Money In The Bank has been viewed as one in every of the best skilled matches of all-time, and in line with “The Best In The World,” the fans and the timing of the competition is what made it memorable today.

“I ride the wave. I’m carried to the position I’m in due to those fans, due to those people in Chicago. Just an unbelievable once-in-a-lifetime atmosphere where we capture that lightning, we’re riding on that lightning bolt and all of the ingredients are there … No person really knew what was going to occur. They knew I used to be out the door. They knew I used to be leaving. So obviously he will lose and when you have got that form of perfect storm, you may create magic. And John is a man who I’m very grateful for in my profession … he didn’t need to be that nice or giving to me, lots of top guys back then weren’t,” he explained on “All The Smoke.” “Was one in every of the fellows who was like ‘Here’s the ball, kid. Run with it.’ And I did what I could.”

Punk continued by saying that Cena is his wrestling soulmate, and that he was more generous than other top stars 15 years ago. He also compares his relationship with Cena to American football, stating that he was the lead running back while the “Never Seen 17” was the quarterback of WWE, they usually at all times scored touchdowns.

If you happen to use any of the quotes in this text, please credit “All The Smoke” with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.

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