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CM Punk: TNA not in His Future

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Finally, would you ever consider a jump ship to another company?

No, I'd not jump ship, this is the place to be, nowhere comes close and I'm happy here. We don't really have any competition and if you want to be a top class professional wrestler in the US you have to be working for the WWE.

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I love that everyone forgets Punk was in TNA for something like a year.

by isaacduke on Jul 29, 2009 1:10 PM EDT reply actions  

Ha. Punk has forgotten too. He said he still hangs with Joe, but he’s right in the sense that anyone who wrestles for a living should aspire to be in WWE.

by Ty Lannister on Jul 29, 2009 1:22 PM EDT reply actions  

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