In this explosive episode of the Grapple Sauce Podcast, we take it back to one of the most iconic matches in WWE history — John Cena vs CM Punk at Money in the Bank 2011. It's the match that shook the wrestling world, redefined storytelling in the ring, and gave us The Pipebomb era in full force.
Join us as we break down every moment of this instant classic — from the electric Chicago crowd to the controversial finish that left fans stunned. Whether you're #TeamCena or #TeamPunk, you're gonna love this deep dive into one of wrestling's greatest rivalries.
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🥋 Chuck Norris Fact of the Episode: When Chuck Norris enters a wrestling ring, the ropes tap out.
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