Saturday night, WWE's Survivor Series came and went, with the unsteady alliance between Roman Reigns and CM Punk pretty much going off without a hitch

However, according to Paul Heyman — who has always gone to bat for Punk — even he didn't believe that Punk would end up having a more fascinating character today than he had back in 2012. "I'd say that's just not in the cards for him,

I have no plans on stopping,” WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman said of retiring from the business. “I have all plans on growing and understanding this role and interaction with the audience better — I really do believe I'm just figuring it out now.

No matter what fans might argue to the contrary, it has always felt like Paul Heyman will end up betraying Roman Reigns. It's a betrayal that could happen

After finally reuniting with Roman Reigns – and CM Punk – in the leadup to Survivor Series: WarGames, Paul Heyman was asked one single question by CBS Sports: Where does The Bloodline stack up in the history of WWE?

The Bloodline saga has arguably become the most compelling aspect of WWE programming over the last four years, with the evolution of characters and long-term storytelling being the key pieces that have allowed WWE to continue to add chapters to the story.

The advocate of Brock Lesnar, Paul Heyman, has recently discussed the future of the Beast Incarnate and whether he'll return to WWE.

WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman has shared his thoughts on what we've seen from CM Punk since his return to the company last year and explains why their relationship was a problem during his previous run.

CM Punk vs. Roman Reigns was a match fans pined for the moment Punk made his return to WWE at Survivor Series last year. Before we potentially get there, Punk and Reigns will join

Roman Reigns and CM Punk aren’t too thrilled to be working together, but Paul Heyman made a last ditch plea to the pair to see eye-to-eye ahead of their WarGames Match this weekend. During tonight’s episode of WWE SmackDown,