The biggest factor that will convince CM Punk to return to work next week is the feeling that he owes it to the Chicago crowd. Punk is fiercely proud of his city, he loves being a hometown hero. We witnessed Punk's passion for the city during the Blackhawks 2013 Stanley Cup win. The wrestling star was part of the buzz of those celebrations that spilled out into the Chicago streets. He is also a regular at Cubs games (wearing the cap occasionally on Raw) and has the Chicago colours and emblems on some of his wrestling gear. Can his pride and ego really resist the opportunity to show up in Chicago on Monday? Will he really prefer to sit in the quiet of his home over the chance of hearing 18,000 of his people screaming his name? CM Punk loves wrestling and loves his Chicago fans. The great feeling of the cheers at Money in the Bank 2011 in Chicago is awaiting him this Monday if he wants it. WWE want Punk, the fans want Punk. Looking back over the reasons on this list you have to edge towards thinking that Punk should be more than up for one last hurrah with World Wrestling Entertainment.
