WWE News & Rumor Roundup - CM Punk Removed; Former World Champion Joining AEW? Trick Williams Opens Up

WWE News & Rumor Roundup - CM Punk removed; former World Champion joining AEW? Trick Williams opens up

Welcome to another edition of the WWE News and Rumor Roundup, where we will take a look at the latest stories developing in the world of the Stamford-based promotion.

Has CM Punk left WWE? Latest on his status after being pulled from upcoming shows

Has CM Punk left WWE after being pulled from upcoming shows? Here’s the latest update on the Second City Saint’s status and what it means.

Has CM Punk Left WWE? Second City Saint Pulled From Several Upcoming Shows

With WWE fans on social media theorising that CM Punk has clashed with TKO, we have a big update today after the Best in the World was pulled from advertising for the upcoming European Tour.

WWE Pulls CM Punk From Upcoming European Tour Shows Amid Rumors Of His Post-Raw After WrestleMania Absence

CM Punk’s continued absence from WWE television may not be ending anytime soon. New changes to WWE’s promotional material for the company’s upcoming European Summer Tour are now adding even more speculation that Punk could remain off TV deeper into the summer months. Punk was originally advertised for the overseas tour, which kicks off on May 28 in Liverpool and continues through the June 22 episode of WWE Raw at The O2 Arena in London. However,…

CM Punk Removed From WWE European Summer Tour Advertising

CM Punk has reportedly been removed from WWE’s advertising for the house show portion of the company’s upcoming European Summer Tour, further fueling speculation that his absence from television could continue well into the summer. Punk had originally been promoted for the overseas tour, which begins May 28 in Liverpool and runs through the June […]

CM Punk Pulled From WWE European Tour Advertising

CM Punk’s absence from WWE television may be set to continue well into the summer, as the former World Heavyweight Champion has now been removed from advertising for WWE’s upcoming European Summer Tour live events. WWE had originally promoted Punk for the entire overseas tour, which kicks off May 28