Dreamer then explained that he sees merit in both Rollins and Punk's sides, but specifically leaned into the "Second City Saint's" story. "What CM Punk feels is there are a lot of people who did stab him in the back, and also CM Punk said 'Hey, I had to go,' and I get that," he explained.
Additionally, with "Raw's" move to Netflix, Nielsen ratings won't factor into success metrics anymore, but Dreamer still believes the episode will do a monster number, also due to the main event between Punk and Rollins. When analyzing Rollins' promo, Dreamer noted how the star has far more to pull out of Punk's past to criticize than the present, since the veteran has been doing things by the book since returning to WWE.
He then noted how much more important it is for a person to become a better person despite their past, and suggested that this is what Punk has done. "For CM Punk, this is all about change, retribution, and Seth Rollins, man, he does have his own gripe," he explained. "There is no truth here, this is two sides to every story and whose side you're gonna get on."
