On paper, they are vastly different. In their primes, Cena was the superhero company man who always won regardless of the odds stacked against him or whether fans actually wanted him to, and, by contrast, Punk was the rebellious, tattoo-covered indie darling whose real talk and wrestling chops changed the industry forever.

Two can play the parody game. Last week, John Cena ripped off Punk's famous "pipebomb" speech. Punk returned the favor by emulating Cena's "Doctor of Thuganomics" persona on the WWE SmackDown before Night of Champions.

CM Punk downplayed his feud with John Cena at San Diego Comic-Con, but fans reignited it with "Cena sucks" chants throughout the panel

CM Punk channeled some “Basic Punkanomics” earlier this year on WWE SmackDown with John Cena before their match at Night of Champions. WWE Superstar CM Punk recently spoke with Matt Aguilar of ComicBook Nation.

CM Punk reflects on the lead up to imitating John Cena as the Doctor Of Thuganomics heading into their match at WWE Night Of Champions.

In an exclusive interaction with India Today, CM Punk and Rhea Ripley showed off their real-life personas and talked about WWE's new docuseries on NetFlix, John Cena and the return of AJ Lee to the company.

Fightful Select (via Ringside News' Steve Carrier) reported the Alpha Academy member had arthroscopic surgery on his elbow. While a timetable for his return is unclear, the procedure wasn't considered serious enough to keep him on the shelf for a prolonged period.

John Cena turned back the clock on SmackDown this week with a powerful promo targeting CM Punk. Channeling the spirit of Punk’s iconic “Pipebomb,” the Cenation Leader borrowed a few pages ...