CM Punk sends clear message regarding WWE future following John Cena's retirement

Key Highlights

• Luckily, when it comes to CM Punk, they won’t have to think about his potential retirement for a while. CM Punk has no plans to retire any time soonDespite the fact that he’s 47 years old with a ton of miles on his body, Punk made it clear that retirement isn’t on his radar right now following Cena’s final match.“When I make allusions to the end of whatever my career is going to look like, it’s not because I feel like I’m there,” Punk said on the Saturday Night’s Main Event post-show.
• “It’s because I look back at the entirety of my career and there is a lot more road behind me than there is in front of me. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“Trust me, I am the champion for a reason, and I’m here to stay, and nobody’s going to change that.
• I’m not going anywhere anytime soon.”Punk, a long-time fan favorite, returned to WWE in late 2023 after spending a couple of years with rival promotion AEW.
• Last month, he defeated Jey Uso at Saturday Night’s Main Event to win the World Heavyweight Championship.
• He’s set to defend that title against Bron Breakker on an upcoming episode of Raw. Regardless of what happens in that match against Breakker, it doesn’t sound like Punk will be going anywhere for a while, which is good news because WWE fans probably couldn’t handle another retirement right now, especially since A. J.