Logically, Punk's next opponent was none other than Ryback himself. During his Colt Cabana podcast interview, The Voice of the Voiceless was more than a little outspoken about Ryback's working quality and care with others during matches. Although fans didn't know that, the WWE Universe had to sit through a feud that extended to Hell in a Cell. The two competed in separate Beat the Clock matches, and the victorious Punk decided that he wanted to fight not only Ryback but also Heyman at the Hell in a Cell bout. Yes, it was getting a little tired by now for a complete non-wrestler to keep getting inserted into matches. However, Punk never did get his comeuppance on Heyman at Night of Champions, so it made a little sense. Even when Punk won his handicap match though, the victory felt rather empty. After a street fight with Ryback, Punk gratefully found others to do battle with.
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