In the ever-evolving world of WWE, the topic of CM Punk’s potential return has ignited a storm of controversy and mixed opinions. Recently, WWE hired Rob Fee as the Director of Long Term Creative, a notable figure with an impressive resume that includes writing for major comic book titles like The Avengers and Spider-Man. However, it seems that Fee may not share the enthusiasm that some fans have for CM Punk’s potential WWE comeback.
Rob Fee’s presence on social media, particularly Twitter, has made it easier for fans to gauge his sentiments on various wrestling-related matters. Recently, an interesting incident on Twitter sparked discussions and raised eyebrows among wrestling enthusiasts. In the aftermath of CM Punk’s termination from AEW, Wrestling News posed a critical question to fans: Should WWE bring Punk back?
In response, a Twitter user simply replied with a succinct ‘No,’ expressing their disapproval of the idea. What made this interaction noteworthy was Rob Fee’s ‘like’ of the tweet, seemingly indicating his alignment with the sentiment that WWE should not rehire CM Punk.
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— Gareth 🏴 (@WWEGareth) September 2, 2023
This incident has added another layer of intrigue to the ongoing debate about CM Punk’s potential return to WWE. It’s worth noting that Fee’s role within WWE’s creative team could potentially influence the direction and decisions made regarding the company’s talent roster, further fueling speculation about the future of Punk in professional wrestling.
Interestingly, Fee is not the only prominent WWE figure who has expressed reservations about a CM Punk return. Earlier this year, WWE Superstar Seth Rollins shared his candid thoughts on Punk during an interview with Nick Hausman. Rollins made it clear that he does not want to see Punk back in WWE, describing him in strong terms:
“Stay away. Stay away, you cancer. Get away from me forever (…) I don’t like Phil [Punk]. He is a jerk. Oh did we just figure that out, did we just figure that out? Everybody in the room is like, ‘Oh no, dude! Did he just say that?’ Yeah, no, he is a jerk, come on. We figured it out over there, we knew it over here. I don’t want him back. Go do something else. Bye bye, Bye bye. See you later.”
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The history between CM Punk and WWE dates back to his departure from the company more than nine years ago, following a memorable feud with The Shield in 2013-14. The prospect of his return continues to divide fans and ignite passionate discussions about his legacy and potential future in professional wrestling.
As wrestling enthusiasts weigh in on the possibility of CM Punk’s WWE comeback, the debate rages on, highlighting the dynamic and often polarizing nature of the industry. Fans and insiders alike are left to ponder whether the Second City Saint will ever grace WWE’s squared circle again.
