Days After CM Punk’s Firing, 47-Year-Old Actor Reveals CM Punk Went Out of His Way “to Be a D*ck” to Him – “He Would Blow Me Off”

CM Punk is in the headlines these days. Even though Punk has been associated with a few controversies in his professional life, the latest one marked the end of his current career run at AEW. Looking over the situation, a former WWE worker shared his thoughts on the wrestler while sharing his experience of working with him.

Many people are predicting a return to WWE for Punk but according to Freddie Prinze Jr. Punk is not a pleasant personality to work with. In fact, after observing the pattern of Punk’s disputes, Freddie Prinze Jr. believes he should blame himself for the chaos in his work life.

Prinze Jr. says CM Punk wasn’t nice to him

Freddie Prinze Jr. worked with WWE as a lead writer between 2008-2009 and then from 2010-2012 due to his interest in pro wrestling. Even though he did not have any professional paths to cross with Punk, the wrestler still behaved terribly with the actor. In a recent episode of his podcast, Freddie discussed Punk’s behavior with his listeners.

The actor recalled, “He wasn’t a nice guy to me. It would’ve been easy to be nice to me. And instead, he would just blow me off every time I walked by when I worked there [at WWE].” Even though they were never going to cross professional paths, Punk used to go the extra mile to trouble Freddie. He even added, “Why are you going out of your way to be a d*ck to me if you and I are never gonna work together ever?”

The 47-year-old also called out the ex-UFC fighter for playing the victim card in all of his controversies. According to him, Punk should figure out why these things only happen with him and he might find out the reason. In fact, the continuous professional misconduct is presumably what led to Tony Khan firing him.

The reason behind CM Punk’s firing

Punk had been in a contract with AEW for some time. Despite his not-so-long tenure with the wrestling company, he has already faced a number of disputes. The last one surfaced during AEW’s biggest event that took place at Wembley Stadium in London. While the audience was waiting for ‘All In’ to start, Punk and Jack Perry were fighting each other backstage.

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Punk even reportedly had the 18-year-old younger star in a headlock. After this issue got out to the media, Khan had to answer for it. Seeing the repeated troubles Punk was being involved in, the CEO of AEW decided it was time to let him go.

Looking back at the pattern of his disputes, do you believe Freddie’s claim to be true? Could CM Punk be the actual problem? Or would you rather blame AEW stars for the same? Comment your thoughts below.

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