Adam Pearce shares cryptic CM Punk tease ahead of WWE Survivor Series
WWE RAW General Manager Adam Pearce shared a cryptic CM Punk tease today on social media. The promotion is building toward WWE Survivor Series 2024 on November 30.
CM Punk defeated Drew McIntyre in a Hell in a Cell match at Bad Blood last month. The Second City Saint has not been seen on WWE television since the RAW following the premium live event.
Adam Pearce took to social media today to share an image of CM Punk agreeing to sign with the RAW roster last year. Pearce has also shared cryptic images of himself with legends such as Brock Lesnar, John Cena, Becky Lynch, Shane McMahon, Randy Orton, and Kurt Angle in recent weeks on social media.
Punk has not appeared since the October 7 edition of RAW. The former AEW Champion had a brief staredown with Seth Rollins on the show before going on hiatus from the company.
CM Punk reflects on his return to WWE
CM Punk recently discussed his return to the company and disclosed that he was having the time of his life.
All Elite Wrestling fired the 46-year-old following an altercation with Jack Perry at All In 2023. He returned to WWE at Survivor Series 2023 following the Men's WarGames Match. Speaking with Peter Rosenberg in a recent interview, Punk shared that he was having a great time back in the company, and claimed that this past year has been one of the best of his career.
"I think people forget that I was hurt because I was such a focal point, just doing what we do, entertaining people. I don't want to grade myself, I leave that to the fans and my peers, and the people I work for. They can go ahead and grade it. I've had the time of my life, though, coming back. I weigh this past year up against any year of my entire career," said Punk. (H/T Wrestling INC.)
You can check out the interview with Punk in the video below:
World Heavyweight Champion Gunther seemingly referenced Punk on this past Monday's edition of RAW. It will be interesting to see when the veteran returns to action in the weeks ahead.
