CM Punk Dismisses Retirement Talk Amid Exciting WWE Comeback

CM Punk has addressed speculation surrounding his possible retirement from WWE during a recent interview. The 46-year-old wrestler made a notable return to the organization in late 2023 after nearly ten years away, quickly becoming a central figure in major storylines. Although Punk discussed potential roles he may take on behind the scenes once he can no longer perform, he emphasized that he is not planning to retire anytime soon.

In a video for GQ, Punk responded directly to a fan’s inquiry about his retirement timeline. His candid answer dismissed any immediate retirement plans, indicating that he remains focused on his in-ring career and upcoming events. The retirement conversation appears to be the last thing on Punk’s mind as he prepares for a highly anticipated match at Wrestlepalooza, where he will team up with his wife, AJ Lee, to face Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch on March 2, 2024.

Punk’s return to the ring has been marked by significant achievements, including a standout performance at WrestleMania 41. On this occasion, he headlined the event in a Triple-Threat match against Roman Reigns and Rollins, fulfilling a long-held aspiration of his to main event WrestleMania. He described this milestone as a significant highlight of his wrestling career and noted that there remains much to accomplish in WWE.

Punk is also eyeing the World Championship title, especially after Rollins cashed in the Money in the Bank briefcase at SummerSlam, moments after Punk secured the briefcase himself. His second run with WWE shows promise, and it is evident that he is just getting started in terms of pursuing his goals within the organization.

The wrestling community continues to watch Punk’s journey closely, as his presence adds a layer of excitement to WWE programming. As he balances his career with personal life alongside AJ Lee, fans can expect to see more of the Best in the World in the months to come.

For those interested in more insights from Punk, the full video interview is available on GQ’s YouTube channel.