CM Punk Out of AEW After Backstage Fight

Neutral Source Provides New Details on Incident

A neutral source has provided an update on the CM Punk and Jack Perry incident that went down after AEW All In London. According to the source, CM Punk reportedly vetoed Jack Perry's planned glass spot on AEW Collision, which led to a backstage altercation.

Punk Blames Perry for Glass Spot Veto

CM Punk has since addressed the incident, claiming that Perry was responsible for the glass spot being vetoed. Punk reportedly told AEW officials that he did not feel comfortable working with Perry due to his inexperience. This led to a heated argument between Punk and Perry backstage, which eventually escalated into a physical altercation.

AEW Terminates Punk's Contract

As a result of the incident, AEW has terminated Punk's contract. The company released a statement saying that they "do not tolerate violence of any kind" and that they are "committed to providing a safe and professional environment for our employees, wrestlers, and fans."

New Questions Raised

The new report from the neutral source raises some new questions about what happened backstage between CM Punk and Jack Perry. The source claims that Punk was the aggressor in the altercation and that he may have even struck Perry first. This contradicts Punk's own account of the events, which claims that Perry was the one who started the fight.

The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and it is possible that more details will emerge in the coming days. Stay tuned to WrestleZone for the latest updates on this developing story.