But this contradicts everything else we've heard. Ryback is threatening to "expose" the "truth", it seems as if most people within the company are taking WWE's side on it. 

Lol at Triple H though, he's always going to be bitter because in his mind Punk left because he didn't want to face him at Wrestlemania. Same with Stephanie, I've always been under the impression that Stephanie doesn't really know what's go on. She's just behind Triple H looking angry and nodding as he does most of the talking, maybe throwing in the occasional "YEAH!".

Vince is probably angry with the manner that he left and for maybe some of the stuff he said on the podcast but I think he's finally come to terms with the reasoning why Punk really left and has learned to accept that.

I'm really not buying the whole thing, if I was in the WWE and heard what Punk said, ESPECIALLY about the doctors and how they could potentially cost me my life, I would be very heedful, not happy.

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But this contradicts everything else we've heard. Ryback is threatening to "expose" the "truth", it seems as if most people within the company are taking WWE's side on it. 

Lol at Triple H though, he's always going to be bitter because in his mind Punk left because he didn't want to face him at Wrestlemania. Same with Stephanie, I've always been under the impression that Stephanie doesn't really know what's go on. She's just behind Triple H looking angry and nodding as he does most of the talking, maybe throwing in the occasional "YEAH!".

Vince is probably angry with the manner that he left and for maybe some of the stuff he said on the podcast but I think he's finally come to terms with the reasoning why Punk really left and has learned to accept that.

I'm really not buying the whole thing, if I was in the WWE and heard what Punk said, ESPECIALLY about the doctors and how they could potentially cost me my life, I would be very heedful, not happy.

"Alvarez said that virtually everybody that listened to what Punk said thought it was awesome"

It's only Ryback and the management who didn't like it. I'm sure a lot of the wrestlers enjoyed it.

The only reason Ryback didnt like it is because he was personally being singled out as a failure of a wrestler and overall worker. He's NOT defending the company, he's defending himself. Why are people trying to use Ryback as an example? Most of the shit Punk talked about was what 98 percent of the lockerroom has to go through. If theyre this inconsiderate for their (at one point) TOP DRAW imagine how they are with other guys?

Ryback's reaction.

meh

A lot of them more than likely did like it because they can't say it themselves.....especially the mid-carders and the bottom feeders. (Hence voice of the voiceless) lol cheap pun. I'm gonna use Bray Wyatt situation. Mid-Carder (imo) for the moment who is given a lot more freedom than most even though he was originally since back down to NXT because he was "Overweight" but then they had brodus clay jiggling more than his dancers. He was prolly gitty as a school girl hearing that. WWE needs to straighten up in some aspects. And the problem is they're like Madden...why fix it...your gonna pay the money regardless we'll just keep shoveling shxt down your throat and your just gonna keep eating it up. There only real challenge in America is TNA and after the disaster that was bishoff and Hogan that's slowly falling into obscurity. Ryback....although he is my character here you gotta look at his track record before you even think about taking him seriously...He was on Tough Enough with the miz....FAIL....came in with nxt and the nexus.....FAIL....Ryback......MUSUCLE FAIL.......that is my rant for the day and now back to scheduling for work....

See, even this guy knows Ryback is a failure. AA and Tre need to wake up and smell the roses.