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As a fan of WWE, you can name some bad guys, but Cm Punk as a heel was pure evil genius! The guy could make you hate him with just a smirk while holding the mic. Trash-talking legends or downright heartless, the guy knew how to make us watch every second of it.

Punk did everything from insulting WWE superstars to cheating his way to victories. As a villain in general, Punk was one hell of a performer and one we won’t forget. Here are five times Cm Punk was the most terrible human being in WWE, and we booed as we loved it!

5. Cm Punk’s moves against The Undertaker and Rey Mysterio

As a WWE fan, I have to say, Cm Punk was utterly evil when he went after The Undertaker and Rey Mysterio. In 2013, Punk descended to a dark place in his feud with Taker. Punk...

Kane and the Undertaker had one of the most impeccable storylines as the Brothers of Destruction. They have featured in multiple tag team matches and produced some of the most amazing performances. In a recent podcast with Six Feet Under, the Brothers of Destruction reunited again to recall those old times.

While having the conversation, the Brothers of Destruction had a segment to mention their worst match. Both of them gave a thought and called out the same match.

Kane vs the Undertaker | Credits: WWE

It was as if they really did have some supernatural link in them that was often depicted in their storylines. The match they were talking about was with the Dudley Boyz. Kane shared how the night ended with the Undertaker bleeding, and it turned out to be one of the awful nights in WWE wrestling for them.

Kane describes the worst match for the Brothers...

Cm Punk has always been a menace in the ring, whether in a fight or with a microphone. He has a way with words, and there are multiple superstars like John Cena, and even the Undertaker couldn’t escape the wrath of it. Stephanie McMahon recently addressed her past clashes with Punk.

For people who witnessed it, Cm Punk didn’t care about the limits. His sheer words brutally thrashed and dismembered anyone who was in front of him. From humiliating John Cena to messing with the Undertaker by disrespecting the urn of Paul Bearer, Punk has done it all.

Cm Punk on Monday Night Raw | Credits: WWE

ESPN recently released an original WWE series, “Stephanie’s Place”. In the episode with Punk, Stephanie remembers how he was a disaster with a microphone.

No one is safe when Cm Punk has a microphone!

Cm Punk never cared about what might set someone off.

The tale of WWE’s most iconic star, The Undertaker, kicks off at the 1990 Survivor Series, where he left a lasting impression on the minds of the wrestling fans. Since then, the wrestler has gone on to become one of the most loved stars, where he switched into a number of personas, each leaving the fans mesmerized. But his most popular would be the Deadman gimmick featuring alongside Paul Bearer.

The Undertaker. Credits: WWE

The major part of The Phenom becoming infectiously popular was the storylines that followed him. The Big Evil’s career is filled with iconic rivalries that include names like Aj Styles, Brock Lesnar, Randy Orton, Shawn Michaels, and many more.

However, two feuds took his fame to a whole other level, where the emotions were so high that he was forced to ‘kill’ them.

The Undertaker ‘kills’ two wrestlers only to make them return from the...

Feuds, trash talk, and mind games are all part of the wrestling business. In a world where larger-than-life personalities clash and adrenaline is at an all-time high, things are bound to get out of hand sometimes. The Undertaker, one of WWE’s legendary names, has received his fair share of insults over time. Whether it was John Cena calling him a “coward” or Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns breaking his perfect streak, The Undertaker has been through it all.

The Undertaker / Credits: WWE

However, if we had to handpick one moment from his career that could possibly be the most humiliating, it would be Cm Punk crashing The Undertaker’s tribute to the late Paul Bearer and dissing him in front of the entire crowd during a tender moment.

Cm Punk shows up at Paul Bearer’s tribute to insult The Undertaker Cm Punk crashes Undertaker’s tribute to Paul...

Recently on WWE Raw, Cm Punk opened WWE's second show on Netflix, with the major takeaway being one of Raw's most valuable superstars declaring for this year's Royal Rumble. But look a little closer, and Punk seemed to open the door for a reunion with John Cena as part of his year-long Farewell Tour.

Given the level of emotion the two men have generated among WWE fans, both individually and when interacting with one another, it's no wonder the live audience responded with a guttural response when Punk did Cena's trademark "U Can't See Me" hand gesture on Raw.

Having only interacted with one another on screen under the creative stewardship of Vince McMahon, this is a landmark moment for two of WWE's most popular veterans. This new incarnation of WWE encourages characters to dig into the depth of their lore for our entertainment. There is an eye-watering amount...

Jesse Malin told Rolling Stone that he was determined to dance again after suffering a rare spinal stroke in May 2023. In a new music video for “She Don’t Love Me Now,” Sheer Terror frontman Paul Bearer is his fleet-footed proxy, gliding across a dancefloor in a New York club as Malin continues to rehab the use of his legs.

Bruce Springsteen performs this version of “She Don’t Love Me Now,” along with Jake Clemons on saxophone, which appears on Silver Patron Saints: The Songs of Jesse Malin, an...