During a recent conversation with Sport Illustrated’s The Takedown, Cora Jade generously appreciated CM Punk for his continuous assistance to the talents in WWE NXT whenever she’s present backstage at the shows.
Here are few notable moments from the interview:
Regarding CM Punk’s eagerness to help, Jade noted, “It’s just so incredible to have him around. Regardless of whether you adore him or despise him, he remains authentic, 100%. And that’s something one can only respect. He is consistently trying to help, consistently trying to dispense advice.”
Speaking of Punk’s demeanor, Jade said, “He lends his assistance with a genuine smile on his face, never fussing about anything. He has indeed been a monumental help to me and Roxanne, and I can’t be more grateful to him.”
Separately, Bully Ray took the opportunity to discuss about the recent presentation of the Motor City Machine Guns in WWE, and their triumph in capturing the WWE Tag Team Titles within their second week, while appearing on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast.
Here are a few standout moments from the podcast:
Making a comparison of the Motor City Machine Guns to the music world, Bully noted, “In music, one comes out with an album. Your album doesn’t need to gradually ascend the charts to reach number one,” Bully pointed out. “You don’t have to debut at ten, then move to five and then hopefully hit number one. Some records come out and they open right at number one. It’s called ‘number one with a bullet.’ …the Guns resemble that ‘number one with a bullet’ phenomenon.”
Commenting on the exceptional cases, Bully added, “Occasionally, it is acceptable to make an entrance even without a pre-existing storyline, particularly if you’re positioned in a tournament, to ultimately win the tournament and seize the championships.”
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