My interest in this angle is dwindling. It's obvious they had no idea where they were going with it when they started.

I'm still enjoying this whole angle but I agree with everyone who said so far this whole deal with Nash/Punk/Steph/HHH is just coming off really awkward.

I want to see what happens on Monday. WWE.com have posted the Punk at Comic-Con video so they are acknowledging him now. Hopefully they bring Punk up on screen on Monday.

This can work well for HHH if they move him completely into an authority figure role. That means dropping "The Game" gimmick (including the music) and have him be an on screen authority figure. He can start of as a tweener and then move to heel. If they do this, then this whole angle could play out well. If it becomes a McMahon-In-Law Vs McMahon feud then this is dumb because this will be the same as it's always been just with more worked shoots.

That's the exciting thing about all this. If it plays out well this could be the start of a new era in Wrestling, some are already naming it the "Real" Era or something. And I can definitely see that. Sure worked shoots lose their luster after a while but if they can be kept fresh and still be worked inside the confines of the wrestling world and blur the lines then this could turn out really good.

What they need is they need Punk getting lots and LOTS of exposure in the media without ever appearing on WWE TV. He needs to be appearing in TMZ like he did on Sunday/Monday. Get photos of him appearing at events (like the Cubs game) in the media. Have him do interviews, get him on Kimmel and have him do all these appearances in character/out of character, and have him really blur the lines between which of his actions are worked and which are legit.