Next Contestant (Sheamus/CM Punk; Slash)

Don't Like? Don't watch, Plain and pretty simple! You don't have to tell me, they're straight, cause i know this. Thank you. For Slashers, if you don't like the pairing... It's SIMPLE REALLY, just click back, don't comment and preach to me who YOU think should be together, cause i don't care to be honest. I own nothing, nor do i make any money off anything. I only own the crappy editing. The Song "Next Contestant" is owned by Nickelback; Buy it if you want it.


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It's been awhile since i shipped some slash, hasn't it?Yes and this is another new pairing for me. What do you guys think?

Fandom: WWE
Pairing: Sheamus/CM Punk
Implied/one sided: Chris Jericho/CM Punk, Miz/CM Punk, John Cena/CM Punk, Albert Del Rio/CM Punk, AJ Lee/CM Punk, Eve/CM Punk, John Laurinaitis/CM Punk, Dolph Ziggler/CM Punk, Randy Orton/CM Punk, Daniel Bryan/CM Punk, David Otunga/CM Punk
Pov: Sheamus
Plot: Basically follows the lyrics. Sheamus hates when people can't leave his boyfriend alone and respect their relationship. Some just do it because they know Punk is taken and it pisses Sheamus off (Eve, AJ). Some back off after a simple threat (Laurinaitis),Some back off after a brogue kick or two (Ziggler, Jericho, Miz, Otunga), Others are persistant. (Daniel, Orton, Cena) And one lays hands on his boyfriend for saying no (Del Rio). After Sheamus sees Punk awaiting medical treatment he goes after Del Rio and gets jumped by Del Rio and Ricardo. His first match back he takes on Otunga and makes an example out of him, then Del rio and Cena step up, and Sheamus knocks them down... Next contestant?




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