The pre-sale for All In started today, and AEW head honcho Tony Khan is, therefore, doing media to promote next year’s massive event. However, with CM Punk having returned to WWE at Survivor Series after being fired by him a few months ago, it should have been expected he would be asked about this. And now, having faced the question during an interview with the BBC, he has revealed it isn’t actually something he can legally comment on.
“Can’t talk about that, nor do I think it’s the time or the place. I appreciate you asking, and I’m very excited about AEW All In at Wembley Stadium. Not to dodge or duck your question, it’s just something I can’t legally talk about.”
Tony KhanWhen CM Punk returned from his self-imposed wrestling hiatus in 2021 to join AEW, it seemed like the match made him heaven. Unfortunately, though, his run with AEW will ultimately go down as a failure due to multiple injuries and the two backstage altercations he was involved in. Still, there were some positive moments, like his debut on Rampage and his hard-hitting dog collar match with MJF, which will live long in fans’ memories.
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