Phillip Jack Brooks[1] (born October 26, 1978),[4] better known by his ring name CM Punk, is an American professional wrestler who is signed with WWE. He is titled in the company as "the longest-reigning WWE Champion of the modern era", having held the title for 434 days from November 20, 2011 to January 27, 2013. Punk is officially recognized as the sixth-longest reigning champion of all time.[9][10]
In professional wrestling, Punk is a seven-time World Champion, having held the ROH World Championship and ECW Championshiponce each, WWE's World Heavyweight Championship three times, and the WWE Championship twice. He has also won the World Tag Team Championship (with Kofi Kingston) and the WWE Intercontinental Championship, making him the 19th WWE Triple Crown Champion and the fastest man in WWE history to achieve this record at 203 days.[11] Between WWE and Ring of Honor (where he is a two-time World Tag Team Champion), Punk has won a total of 11 championships. He was also the winner of the 2008 and 2009Money in the Bank ladder matches (the only wrestler to win the match twice in a row),[12] and was the 2011 Superstar of the YearSlammy Award winner.[13]
Punk initially came to prominence through his career on the professional wrestling independent circuit, primarily as a member of the ROH roster. There, he was the first head trainer of the ROH wrestling school. Also while competing in ROH, Punk won both the company's championships. In 2005, Punk signed a contract with WWE and was sent to its developmental promotion, Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), where he won every championship available in that promotion. On June 24, 2006, Punk made his WWE television debut, performing in ECW, which was then a branch of WWE. Throughout his career, Punk has consistently used the gimmick of being an outspoken, sharp-tongued, and straight edge iconoclast. Punk's straight edge principles when in character are based on his actual way of life out of character.[6] Depending on Punk's alignment as a fan favorite or villain, he emphasizes different aspects of the culture to arouse the desired audience reaction.[6]
In wrestling
- World Wrestling Entertainment
- Finishing moves
- Anaconda Vise (Arm-trap triangle choke)[2][291]
- GTS – Go To Sleep (Fireman's carry dropped into a knee lift)[2]
- Signature moves
- Arm trap swinging neckbreaker[292]
- Arm wrench followed by stepping a leg over the wrenched arm and performing a mule kick with the leg below the opponent's face[19]
- Belly-to-back suplex,[293][294][295] sometimes from the top rope[296]
- DDT[297][298][299]
- Diving crossbody[8]
- Diving elbow drop[292] – adopted from and used in tribute to Randy Savage[234]
- Pepsi Twist[8] (Hammerlock twisted into a short-range lariat)[19]
- Koji Clutch[2]
- Mongolian chop[292]
- Multiple kick variations
- Rope hung arm trap can opener[301] – 2006–2010
- Sitout suplex slam[292]
- Slingshot somersault senton[8][19]
- Springboard clothesline[8][292]
- Step-up high knee to a cornered opponent[19] followed by a bulldog[89] or a short-arm clothesline[293]
- Suicide dive[8]
- Super frankensteiner[302][303]
- Tilt-a-whirl backbreaker[8][19]
- Welcome to Chicago... (Double underhook backbreaker)[19][292]
- Finishing moves
- Independent circuit
- Finishing moves
- Anaconda vise or an arm triangle choke[19]
- Pepsi Plunge[8] (Diving double underhook facebuster)[19]
- Shining wizard[19]
- Signature moves
- Arm wrench followed by stepping a leg over the wrenched arm and performing a mule kick with the leg below the opponent's face[19]
- Corkscrew dive transitioned into a diving neckbreaker[8]
- Crooked Moonsault (Split-legged moonsault)[19][292]
- Delayed vertical suplex[8][19]
- Devil Lock DDT[8] (Hammerlock legsweep DDT)[19]
- Facewash[8]
- Inverted facelock backbreaker[19]
- Inverted frankensteiner[19]
- Jackie Chan[8][19] (While sitting in a corner, grasps the top rope with one hand on each side of the turnbuckle and when the opponent attempts to pull him off the ropes by his legs, he performs a back tuck, landing on his feet)
- Pepsi Twist[8][19] (Jumping hammerlock twisted into a short-range lariat)[19]
- Punk-Handle Piledriver[8][19] (Pumphandle reverse piledriver)
- Rolling fireman's carry slam[8]
- Slingshot somersault senton[8][19]
- Springboard corkscrew crossbody[19]
- Suicide dive[8]
- Welcome to Chicago, Motherfucker[8] (Double underhook backbreaker)[19]
- Finishing moves
- Managers
- Milo Beasley[19]
- Tracy Brooks[19]
- Bobby Heenan[19]
- Paul Heyman
- Alexis Laree/Vicki Adams[19]
- Lucy[304]
- Joshua Masters[19]
- James Mitchell[19]
- Dave Prazak[305]
- Wrestlers managed
- Nicknames
- "The Best in the World"[306]
- "The Second City Saint/Savior"[307][308]
- "The Straight-Edge Savior/Superstar"[309][310]
- "Paul Heyman Guy"[311]
- "The Voice of the Voiceless"[312][313]
- "Mr. Money in the Bank"[75][91]
- Entrance themes
- Independent circuit
- "South of Heaven" by Slayer[314]
- "A Call for Blood" by Hatebreed[315]
- "Miseria Cantare (The Beginning)" by AFI[315]
- "Cult of Personality" by Living Colour[316]
- "Night Train" by The Bouncing Souls[317]
- "¡Olé!" by The Bouncing Souls[6]
- World Wrestling Entertainment
- "This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage (August 1, 2006 – July 17, 2011)[318]
- "Cult of Personality" by Living Colour (July 25, 2011–present)[319]
- Independent circuit
Championships and accomplishments
- Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South
- International Wrestling Cartel
- IWC World Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[322]
- Mid-American Wrestling
- MAW Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[323]
- NWA Cyberspace
- NWA Cyberspace Tag Team Championship (1 time)[324] – with Julio Dinero
- NWA Revolution
- NWA Revolution Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[19]
- Ohio Valley Wrestling
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- PWI Feud of the Year (2011)[328] vs. John Cena
- PWI Match of the Year (2011)[329] vs. John Cena at Money in the Bank
- PWI Most Popular Wrestler of the Year (2011)[330]
- PWI Most Hated Wrestler of the Year (2012)
- PWI Wrestler of the Year (2011, 2012)[331]
- PWI ranked him #1 of the top 500 singles wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2012[332][333]
- Revolver
- Golden Gods Award for "Most Metal Athlete" (2012)[334]
- Ring of Honor
- St. Paul Championship Wrestling
- World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE
- ECW Championship (1 time)[335]
- World Heavyweight Championship (3 times)[336][337][338]
- WWE Championship (2 times)1[339][340]
- World Tag Team Championship (1 time)[341] – with Kofi Kingston
- WWE Intercontinental Championship (1 time)[342]
- Money in the Bank (2008, 2009)[75][91]
- Nineteenth Triple Crown Champion[89]
- Slammy Award for "OMG" Moment of the Year (2008)[77] Cashing in Money in the Bank to win the World Heavyweight Championship
- Slammy Award for Shocker of the Year (2009)[100] Forcing Jeff Hardy out of the WWE after Steel Cage match victory
- Slammy Award for Despicable Me (2010)[343] Harassing Rey Mysterio and his family
- Slammy Award for Superstar of the Year (2011)[13]
- Slammy Award for "Pipe Bomb" of the Year (2011)[13]
- Slammy Award for T-Shirt of the Year (2011)[344] "Best in the World"
- Slammy Award for Extreme Moment of the Year (2013) - for exacting revenge on Paul Heyman at Hell in a Cell
- Wrestling Observer Newsletter
- 5 Star Match (2004) vs. Samoa Joe at ROH Joe vs. Punk II on October 16
- 5 Star Match (2011) vs. John Cena at Money in the Bank on July 17
- Best Gimmick (2009, 2011)[345][346]
- Best on Interviews (2011, 2012)[346][347]
- Feud of the Year (2009)[345] vs. Jeff Hardy
- Feud of the Year (2011)[346] vs. John Cena
- Match of the Year (2011)[346] vs. John Cena at WWE Money in the Bank
- Best Pro Wrestling DVD (2012) for CM Punk: Best in the World[347]
1 ^ Punk held the title concurrently with Rey Mysterio and John Cena during his first reign. After defeating Cena, Punk became undisputed champion but was not recognized by WWE as having won the title a second time.[10]
Luchas de Apuestas record
See also: Luchas de Apuestas
Wager | Winner | Loser | Location | Date | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Hair | CM Punk | Rey Mysterio | Baltimore, Maryland | April 25, 2010 | If Punk lost, he would have had to cut his hair at Extreme Rules2010.[348] |
Hair | Rey Mysterio | CM Punk | Detroit, Michigan | May 23, 2010 | S.E.S. Pledge vs. Hair match atOver the Limit.[349] |
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