CM Punk breaks silence after joining forces with the OG Bloodline for WarGames; has an interesting reaction
On this week's edition of WWE SmackDown, CM Punk was revealed as the fifth member of the OG Bloodline's team for the WarGames Match. Taking to social media, The Best In The World broke his silence with a two-word message.
Earlier this year, Punk was involved in a segment with the new Bloodline, with Paul Heyman pleading with Punk to save him from Solo Sikoa's tyranny. Fast-forward to November 2024, when Heyman revealed The Second City Saint as the fifth and final member of the OG Bloodline's team for WarGames.
On Instagram, Punk shared an edited photo featuring his younger self, alongside young versions of Roman Reigns, The Usos, Sami Zayn, and Heyman. He also shared an interesting two-word message.
"Dangerous alliance," wrote Punk.
Check out his post below:
Sam Roberts believes Seth Rollins won't be happy with CM Punk joining forces with the OG Bloodline
Sam Roberts discussed CM Punk's alliance with the OG Bloodline. He believes Seth Rollins wouldn't be pleased with Punk stepping up to team up with Roman Reigns after the former World Heavyweight Champion initially refused to join forces with the group.
On his Notsam Wrestling podcast, Roberts also discussed Punk's return from last year's Survivor Series Premium Live Event. He said:
"And if CM Punk helps [the OG Bloodline] win? How do you end WarGames now? WarGames last year ended with Seth Rollins's team winning, and CM Punk taking that moment away. Nobody remembers the finish of last year's WarGames match. No one. Everybody remembers what happened directly after the match. CM Punk returns, and Seth Rollins curses him out," he said.
Since returning to WWE in 2023, Punk has notably feuded with Drew McIntyre. The two superstars have crossed paths on three occasions with McIntyre winning their first bout at SummerSlam before Punk defeated the Scotsman at Bash In Berlin and Bad Blood.
At Survivor Series: WarGames, Punk will team up with Roman Reigns, The Usos, and Sami Zayn against the team of Solo Sikoa, Bronson Reed, Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, and Tonga Loa.
