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It was obvious as hell that Phil didn't have the same passion long before he quit. Dude was only using 5 moves, he looked like ****, you could tell he was worn out. But still, if that was the case, he should've asked for time off instead of just ditching the company the way he did.
That's basically what I had said..I guess to me I look at it like this: As a man you honor your word and you don't back out on that word..I know in wrestling people are cutting each others throats left and right..And there's a good chance that Trips and Vinny promised Punk the main event and Mania a couple times and then went back on their word..That wouldn't surprise me one bit..But just because that, maybe, happened doesn't mean you take a dump on the business you claim to love and the guys you say you're trying to help by walking away..You do what all the greats have done in the past, and that's doing the job on the way out the door..
Meh, Austin walked out, then repaired things and came back for a final run. Wouldn't be surprised if Punk did the same, but it definitely won't be has fast as Austin came back.
I think Austin walking out was different..They basically wanted to bury him to Brock in a match where there was no build up and no long term payoff for either guys character..It was still wrong for him to do and he's admitted as much and said it was one of the biggest regrets of his wrestling career..
As compared to Punk who left for, IMO, more petty reasons..He's never said anything to the fans as far as an apology for walking out..He's never said "Hey I was wrong in this situation and I'm gonna do my best to make it right"..Maybe I wouldn't be so hard on Punk if he'd just show some maturity and quit acting like a brat..