'I Do Not Want People To Cheer Me'- CM Punk Gives His Verdict On Current WWE Run

CM Punk made a shocking return to WWE after leaving the company a few years prior. CM Punk ever since he returned to WWE has had a very heated feud with former WWE Champion Drew McIntyre. The duo have faced off in a series of matches which have gotten brutal by the day. The feud eventually ended at WWE's latest PLE Bad Blood. The two faced off in a Hell In A Cell match at Bad Blood. The two superstars beat each other up to the limit and shed a lot of blood. In the end it was CM Punk who came out on top in the match. 

CM Punk Makes Statement Regarding WWE Run  

While speaking on the Rich Eisen Show, CM Punk gave some insight into his WWE run ever since his return.  

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"I do think it's dangerous. If your role is to be the bad guy, you have to be this dragon for the good guy to slay," Punk said. "I think where you can maybe falter is thinking 'Oh, there's pockets of people that are cheering me. I want them to cheer me.' When I'm a bad guy, I do not want people to cheer me. I don't."

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"Everybody wants to be Jack Burton, Han Solo, Indiana Jones," Punk explained. "He's not completely White Hat but if you know what you're doing, and to me that's the art behind it, is doing that but still maintaining that bad guy slant."

"I can walk into a high school and talk to kids about not doing drugs and I'm a good guy, or I can walk into an arena, sold out, and talk to people about not doing drugs and I'm a bad guy," CM Punk chuckled. "Preachy, people don't like it. Nobody likes a finger wagged in their face," said CM Punk while talking about how he does not want fans to cheer for him when he is playing a heel character.