One of the most hotly anticipated WWE DVDs of 2012, CM Punk: Best in the World includes a feature length documentary and plenty of great matches from ECW, Raw and pay-per-view. What sets Best in the World apart from other WWE-produced documentaries, however, is the level of creative control Punk had over the project. For example, the film contains footage from his days in IWA Mid-South which is virtually unprecedented given WWEs unwillingness to acknowledge other promotions. It even touches upon Punks backyard wrestling days, in spite of the fact WWE likes to emphasize their performers professional training.Best in the World is surprisingly critical of the WWEs developmental process and, in a revealing segment, Michael Hayes explains why wrestlers favored by Paul Heyman have historically been stigmatized by the company. As far as WWE documentaries go, CM Punk: Best in the World is flawless. Buy this, like, now.