It's been quite some time since we have seen the Voice of the Voiceless in a WWE ring, or any ring for that matter. The closest he has been to a mat was his appearance at the latest UFC pay-per-view. At least Punk's baseball-watching antics have not stopped.
According to Josh Isenberg of wrestlezone.com, Punk's next feud is being discussed and it turns out that we may see the implosion of one Paul Heyman guy.
Speculation in WWE has writers coming up with ideas about CM Punk's next feud when he returns. Although nothing is confirmed, there has been discussion about CM Punk facing Brock Lesnar.
The idea in the story would be for Paul Heyman to turn on Punk, forcing Punk to turn back to a face to square off against Lesnar, possibly as soon as Summerslam or Survivor Series. WWE feels that Punk is better suited as a face instead of Brock Lesnar, who seems to be built for the long run as a heel in the WWE.
Of course, it is only speculation, but one can wonder how Vince will write Punk back onto television. It is a clear favorite among many that Punk will be a babyface upon his return to television.
Now, the big question is, who will Punk face...well, as a face? The heels at the moment are the Big Show, Mark Henry (maybe?), Curtis Axel, Brock Lesnar, Ryback and Damien Sandow (big stretch). He will almost definitely be battling for the title at some point when he returns.
My personal opinion: I think Punk will win the Money in the Bank and cash it in on Cena. It would be his third briefcase, so that's also a stretch. Especially if they want the two Paul Heyman guys to do battle against each other, then the briefcase is out of the question.
It's all speculation, but that's what makes WWE fun to watch. As wrestling fans, we can speculate, but that doesn't mean we are right.
See all of you next time. Comment below what you think will happen with CM Punk. The summer is almost here and that means the summer angle is creeping closer as we speak.
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