CM Punk and Drew McIntyre recently ended their long-standing feud in a Hell in a Cell match at WWL’s 2024 Bad Blood. Punk claimed the victory but not without being on the receiving end of several hard blows from the Scottish Warrior. Punk later appeared on Monday Night Raw in the post-Bad Blood episode of the flagship show. Delivering a promo, the Best in the World called out his hatters with a massive thank you.
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CM Punk is one of the most popular superstars with an astounding fanbase to his name. Recently, the Second City Saint has addressed his fans and called out his haters after thanking his fans and supporters throughout his journey.
“The third group of people I wanna thank are the people that don’t like me at all,” Punk said. “Because there is a very thin line between love and hate and I turned your hate into cash, so, I thank you. And for whatever reasons you do dislike me whether it’s your jealousy, your hatred, I just wanna say, ‘I don’t know why you keep doubting me but keep doubting me,” he added.
Punk’s promo was hailed by fans with loud cheers but seemingly he will take a break from stepping into the ring for action for a while which was quite evident in his segment.
It is unclear who will come after Punk after McIntyre but Seth Rollins partially interrupted the superstar before his departure to backstage. Both the superstars locked eyes for a while teasing fans their hatred once again.
Later, Rollins addressed Punk wishing well for his speedy recovery so that he could finally get back at him with heavy lashes to finally retire him from his career.
As for Punk, WWE has not revealed an immediate future plan for the Best in the World but is fair to assume that Rollins vs Punk will be on the card in a future PLE as The Visionary was seen angry at Punk’s return to WWE at the 2023 Survivor Series event in Chicago after nine-year hiatus from the promotion.
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