CM Punk, Chris Jericho, Daniel Bryan & Latest WWE News from Ring Rust Radio

Ring Rust Radio is the best wrestling show on the radio, and this week was no different. With strong opinions on CM Punk, Chris Jericho, Daniel Cena and more, this is where you need to get all of your weekly WWE nuggets.Bottom of Form

Bleacher Report featured columnists Michael Cahill, Brandon Galvin and Donald Wood give the lowdown on all things going on in the wrestling world.

Bleacher Report’s own Mike Chiari brought his inside knowledge to all the wrestling talk. The Ring Rust Radio crew gets down to the crux of the wrestling business with the professional.

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Over the Limit Chatter

There was no doubt that this PPV was going to be disappointing, but there were legitimate surprises and storyline continuation that has the WWE heading in a solid direction.

Question on Everybody's Mind: Did CM Punk and Daniel Bryan save the show?

Yes! Yes! Yes! While the show wasn’t that impressive overall, it helped move the stories forward. It also featured a match of the year candidate between Punk and Bryan.

Ring Rust Radio’s Take

WWE’s track record of poor PPVs between WrestleMania and SummerSlam is nothing new, but this card was especially thin. If it wasn’t for Punk-Bryan and the impromptu match between Cody Rhodes and Christian, this card would have been a complete failure.

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Raw and WWE Moving Forward

There appears to be no immediate plans for John Cena to leave live TV and WWE isn’t comfortable letting CM Punk headline a show, so this next three weeks before No Way Out has the potential to be terrible.

Question on Everybody's Mind: Is WWE going downhill fast?

While the RAW and SmackDown following Over the Limit weren’t great, there have been worse in recent memory. The naysayers will always talk about how bad the product is, but it’s far better than it was just a few years ago.

Ring Rust Radio’s Take

WWE has a very deep roster of young stars yet to debut and a great mix of older wrestlers and budding talent. Now is as good of a time to be a WWE fan as ever.

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Ring of Honor, TNA and More

While May isn’t usually known for wrestling super shows, the mixture of WWE, Ring of Honor, TNA and more, this is a very exciting time to be a wrestling fan.

Question on Everybody's Mind: Why should I like Ring of Honor?

It’s obvious that Daniel Bryan and CM Punk have the best feud going right now, and they are both ROH alumni. If you need more of a reason, just Google “Briscoe Brothers.”

Ring Rust Radio’s Take

With news that ROH will be doing their best to test the waters on a live program, the future of wrestling is getting bright. IF TNA could turn things around, there is a good chance we could be witnessing a wrestling revival.

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