Nowadays, news pertaining to all topics in the real world tends to get twisted and misrepresented. Journalistic ethics are often put into serious question in the face of constant competition among media houses to stay relevant. The latest one to undergo the same scrutiny was the one of most renowned media giants, BBC News.

They found themselves on the receiving end of SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis’s wrath for altering his recent comments on CM Punk’s return.

Nick Aldis expresses his fury at BBC’s recent coverage of his opinions about CM Punk’s return

The Best in The World’s potential comeback has been the most recurring theme in the wrestling realm lately. While continuous back-and-forth information swirling all over the internet added to fans’ confusion for a while, an eminent media firm got access to record a relevant piece of update from none other than WWE’s very own Nick Aldis.

Many WWE insiders have already put their views forward regarding the topic of CM Punk’s return. Still, Aldis’s exclusive take could add more value and give fans an authentic closure to the situation. With this philosophy, BBC reported that the WWE manager noted there is still a chance for Punk’s return and it will be a good business call as he’s way ahead of most of the stars in terms of selling tickets, merchandise, moving numbers, etc.

That is until Aldis himself issued an objection. The SmackDown manager claimed that his takes did not accurately reflect reality. Moreover, he claimed that his words were edited in a way that only provided a distorted view to the readers.

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”I’m disappointed that this answer is edited out of context, considering it’s the BBC. For the record, I have no dog in the fight, and that situation is above my pay grade. Be better journalists.”, he tweeted.

The journalist later apologized.

But what’s the current update on the most hyped-up return of the Second City Saint? Let’s take a quick look.

CM Punk continues keeping fans on tenterhooks with further return teases

After dropping continuous teases, when WWE pulled the plug on Punk’s possible Survivor Series return, the star again nullified it with his latest IG story. In his post, Punk used the Black Sabbath song “War Pigs,” which happens to be the theme song for WWE’s upcoming Survivor Series premium live event on Nov. 25.

There’s more to it. In a subsequent story, he shared a clip from Hell in a Cell 2012 featuring his devil image, which fueled the rumor of his involvement in the Devil-based AEW storyline.

We need to wait more to know where he’s really up to regardless of all the positive and negative updates and speculations.

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