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<blockquote class='quote\\_blockquote'><dl><dt>Quote:</dt><dd> </dd></dl><div>WWE Champion CM Punk appeared on 670 The Score in Chicago on Friday and talked about a number of topics, including this thoughts on the state of the industry, every wrestling crowd being different, whether he's had his best match yet and filming a commercial for the snack "Combos." The full interview can be heard here. Here are some highlights of what Punk said about:
Being WWE Champion: "Well, to me it means you're carrying the company, you're putting asses in seats, your kind of toeing the line, and you're a leader."
Having More Freedom As A Heel: "I think I'm more comfortable as a heel, for sure. I think it's across the board. Take comic books for instance. All the bad guys, they don't have rules they have to abide by. I think good guys anywhere in the world have a set of rules, maybe a code they have to follow. I think when you're a bad guy that all goes out the window and you get to have a little bit more fun."
Backstage Reaction To His Pipe Bomb Promo: "I'd never been that one hundred percent universally accepted in my life. It was all smiles and high fives when I went back there."
His Controversial Comment About Jon Jones's Nike Deal: "I have nothing against Jon Jones. You gotta love Twitter, don't you?"
If He Wanted To Be A Role Model: "No, no because it's too easy to screw up. I'm constantly saying that if kids can get anything positive out of me and my image, that's awesome. But I make mistakes and I do stupid stuff all the time too. So I'm not actively trying to portray myself as a role model. I'm definitely not telling kids, 'Do what I do, make sure you follow me.' There's no one right way in my opinion. Kids need to find out who they are and they can follow their own path." [/quote]
Being WWE Champion: "Well, to me it means you're carrying the company, you're putting asses in seats, your kind of toeing the line, and you're a leader."
Having More Freedom As A Heel: "I think I'm more comfortable as a heel, for sure. I think it's across the board. Take comic books for instance. All the bad guys, they don't have rules they have to abide by. I think good guys anywhere in the world have a set of rules, maybe a code they have to follow. I think when you're a bad guy that all goes out the window and you get to have a little bit more fun."
Backstage Reaction To His Pipe Bomb Promo: "I'd never been that one hundred percent universally accepted in my life. It was all smiles and high fives when I went back there."
His Controversial Comment About Jon Jones's Nike Deal: "I have nothing against Jon Jones. You gotta love Twitter, don't you?"
If He Wanted To Be A Role Model: "No, no because it's too easy to screw up. I'm constantly saying that if kids can get anything positive out of me and my image, that's awesome. But I make mistakes and I do stupid stuff all the time too. So I'm not actively trying to portray myself as a role model. I'm definitely not telling kids, 'Do what I do, make sure you follow me.' There's no one right way in my opinion. Kids need to find out who they are and they can follow their own path." [/quote]