Yes, it’s official and yes he’s finally on twitter. Head over to his official twitter to read his latest tweet or just to follow him.

Big Show has pledged to eradicate CM Punk from WWE and with good reason. Punk nearly broke the gigantic Superstar’s hand with the assistance of his Straight Edge Society. Though Big Show went on to overcome The S.E.S. at SummerSlam, The Second City Saint’s early departure from the match prevented the giant from finishing the job.

After Big Show ridiculed the Straight Edge way-of-life on Monday Night Raw’s 900th episode celebration, Luke Gallows was sent forth to destroy him. However, when the “Sin-free Soldier” tapped out to Big Show’s Colossal Clutch, Punk became unhinged and executed the GTS on his own war-torn disciple! Now, with the future of The S.E.S. uncertain, Punk could be in for an enormous problem.

Though “The minister of Straight Edge” is the smaller of the two Superstars, that doesn’t mean he should be taken lightly. Punk is a two-time Money in the Bank Ladder Match winner and a two-time World Heavyweight Champion. His cunning nature is only outdone by his plentiful arsenal of dangerous maneuvers – most notably the dreaded Anaconda Vise – which helped claim a victory over the legendary Undertaker.

Will Big Show throw The Straight Edge Savior into a crooked future of pain? Find out at Night of Champions, Sunday, Sept. 19, at 8/7 CT, only on pay-per-view.

Against Me! have grown up quite a bit in the last decade, and while their songs may have gotten a bit catchier, they are as passionate, energetic, and louder than ever. With the release of the anthemic new album, White Crosses, the band has proven to be one of the most earnest punk rock bands around today.

Against Me! are toning it down a notch for a special acoustic performance here at the JBTV HD sound stage, followed by an in…terview with JBTV host Brendan Kelly. Chicago’s own Alkaline Trio have returned to their Midwestern roots with their latest album, This Addiction. Eschewing the major labels, the band instead employed some DIY ethos and self-released the new tunes. JBTV host Toby Jeg catches up with the band on this week’s episode as they rock the sun-soaked crowd at Vans Warped Tour in Chicago. For a little change of pace, host Ryan Manno interviews WWE superstar CM Punk, or “The Second City Saint”. He’s known for his corkscrew diving neckbreaker, inverted frankensteiner and suicide slam. Needless to say, this is a guy you want to keep on your good side. To round out this episode of rabble-rousers, we’ve got a classic Jerry Bryant interview with the late legendary Joey Ramone.

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Welcome to a brand-spakin’-new segment over at the Anaheim Punk Examiner. It’s called “What The Punk?” So what exactly is “What The Punk?” Well, let me tell you. Basically it’s expanding the “punk” to outside of just the music. It’s reserved for fans of punk rock who work in other entertainment fields, or punk artists, or even writers or athletes or actors who embody the punk spirit. Up first, WWE Superstar CM Punk. The three-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion talks about his love of punk rock, The Bouncing Souls and his upcoming SummerSlam match with The Big Show.

Matt Baldwin: How did you get your start in wrestling?

CM Punk: Very D.I.Y actually, so I guess that’s a good way to start for a punk rock interview. I loved wrestling since I was a little kid, so it was the only thing I wanted to do. I didn’t know that you had to get trained, I didn’t know that there was such thing as a wrestling school, I pretty much just did the same thing that everyone else did and rolled around in backyards with my friends and stuff. We weren’t jumping off of roofs or doing any of the crazy stuff that you see kids doing today, which is a bad thing to do, but we I guess acted out our wrestling fantasies or whatever. It kind of blossomed from there. I built a ring by myself. I didn’t know how to do any of this stuff. But then me and my buddies started running shows in the Chicago-area and even though we were completely un-trained, just goofy kids, we wound up attendance-wise and entertainment wise blowing away of the other local shows. So that’s how it started.

Read the entire interview with CM Punk with Matthew clicking here.

Overcoming the odds in a 3-on-1 Handicap Match seems nearly impossible for any Superstar. However, Big Show isn’t your average Superstar. At nearly 500 pounds, he is The World’s Largest Athlete.

While Big Show’s weapons are his size and strength, The Straight Edge Society boasts a propensity to band together and attack its foes like a pack of hungry predators.

On the July 30 edition of SmackDown, CM Punk, Luke Gallows, Joey Mercury and Serena brutally assaulted Big Show, repeatedly smashing and stomping his hand into the steel ring steps. (PHOTOS)

Although the beating clearly had an impact that night on SmackDown, will it only fuel the giant’s anger when he steps in the ring at SummerSlam?

With Serena falling off the wagon, and CM Punk continually reprimanding his devoted followers, the foundation of The S.E.S. appears to be on shaky ground.

At SummerSlam, either a giant will be toppled or an entire society may come crumbling down.

Find out live at the 23rd annual SummerSlam Aug. 15 at 8/7 CT, only on pay-per-view.

Pro Wrestling Illustrated has published its list of the top 500 professional wrestlers each year since 1991 in an annual special edition magazine called the “PWI 500.”

For more information on the annual “PWI 500″ and how you can order, visit www.pwi-online.com.

Punk landed at number 3 this year. Congrats to him! Last year he ranked 8th.

Punk along with his pal, Colt Cabana made an appearance at the JBTV Against Me! show on July 3rd. Here are some pictures of the red carpet.

Tobey Morse of the band H2O is working on a mission. One Life, One Chance’s mission is to engage and inspire elementary, middle and high school students to make healthy choices and live a Drug Free life.

With today’s increase in alcohol and drug use among youth, Toby’s message of living a healthy lifestyle and still being cool and respected is one that needs to be heard.

Purpose: To inform elementary and secondary students about cool alternatives to alcohol and drugs and having a positive mental attitude.

Objective: To break stereotypes of what it means to live a cool lifestyle. Heavily-tattooed recording artist and front man of H2O for 15yrs, Toby Morse defies stereotypes of a musician’s lifestyle. In an industry famous for drug use, drug-related deaths and overall self-destructive behavior, Toby chose a different path to walk. In his 40 years, he has never experimented with alcohol, tobacco or drugs. Toby travels to schools, speaking to students about his positive lifestyle despite growing up around drugs and alcohol.

There are many testimonials on the website, including a video with CM Punk. Please visit the website to find out more information. To watch the CM Punk testimony, click here. Captures will be up soon.