CM Punk’s possible WWE return is currently the most trending topic in the wrestling lore. With WWE providing a number of alleged teases lately, it became almost only a matter of time for The Best In The World to dip his feet into his old wrestling home.

However, with WWE recently revealing their disinterest in welcoming Punk back anytime soon, the wide wave of speculation has slowly been going down. That said, the pro wrestler couldn’t let it happen, sparking rumors once again with another massive hint.

CM Punk’s latest tease on his potential WWE return seems a big deal

CM Punk’s AEW firing stirred a lot of drama inside and outside of the promotion. Following the backstage brawl at All In, Khan took very little time to make the ultimate decision to kick Punk out. Given that The Second City Saint still has some more years left before hanging up his shoes, quite naturally, fans have been worrying about his next destination ever since.

From Rollins’ promo to Shinsuke Nakamura Hits Go To Sleep On WWE Raw, WWE continued to hype fans up at the weekly shows, before revealing their utter indifference to taking Punk back into the room.

Now, Punk himself came up with a clear tease during his appearance in the latest MMA event in Tampa, Florida, at CFFC 126.

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Before talking about the match card, the show host addressed the former WWE star saying, “We got to see Punk here tonight. He may be going to another promotion. Who knows? How great is it?”

Punk quickly replied, ”Anthony Pettis, Fighting Championships is actually in November. You’re correct. That’s just wrong.”

The Survivor Series is scheduled to be held in Chicago, Punk’s hometown on November 5th. Also, the background music ringing there was Black Sabbath’s War Pigs, which was also the official theme song for Survivor Series last year. Do you need more information to connect the dots? Hopefully, no.

On top of that, Punk also broke the silence about Khan lambasting his old promotion’s higher-ups as well.

CM Punk bashed Tony Khan for insulting WWE higher-ups

After a futile effort at winning the Tuesday Night War, Tony Khan poured out his frustrations over WWE on social media. He called out Triple H and other WWE heads. Also, Shawn Michaels, John Cena, and even legendary wrestler The Undertaker weren’t immune from his bad-mouthing.

The series of derogatory tweets garnered him a lot of brickbats. Following suit, Punk also protested the controversial posts and claimed that because of these things, he was happy to be away from the promotion.

Now, it will be exciting to see where finally Punk lands in the next chapter of his career after going back and forth for this long.

What’s your take on CM Punk continuing to pump up the rumor of his Survivor Series appearance?

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