So, yeah. In Ryback being injured for significant parts of 2015, at least Ryback's not hurting anyone else, right? Sure, these may be sour and ironic grapes, but it's true. However, as well, for most of 2015, we've seen Ryback working in the top half of the card of WWE as a semi-to-main event level talent, and well, it's safe to say that the experiment really hasn't panned out. Ryback's certainly charismatic, and there's something in his almost cartoonish charm and hyper-muscled physique that makes him a throwback to the 1980s. Thus, he definitely has a place in WWE. However, that place being the Intercontinental Champion is a stretch. Therefore, while CM Punk may have been angry about Ryback due to being injured by him, he also was right about invalidating his ability to draw at the top of the card.