If the 2019 horror film Girl on the Third Floor directed by Travis Stevens... Proved anything is that CM Punk doesn't need Pro Wrestling as much as Pro Wrestling needs him... For recored I do talk to him quite a bit, In fact me and few others are his pro wrestling news, as he just doesn't watch it. However I know he misses it maybe not not bumps or the bullshit, but he missed it. example a conversation after he walked out, He would never come back, to if the right offer or if a indy buddy needed him... To after the RAW 25th Show, that he was shocked that he didn't get a call. In Girl on the Third Floor... A deeply-flawed ex-lawyer named Don Koch CM Punk as Don Koch seeking a new start in life, purchases a run-down old house in the suburbs of Chicago with the intent of fixing it up to provide himself and his very pregnant wife, Liz, a new life away from the city. He moves into the home ahead of her, determined to begin renovating the house without any help, despite his wife's advice. He learns through his new neighbors that the house has a sordid past, and Don begins experiencing several supernatural events within the home. But Punkers give all us wrestling fans a supernatural event...Punk — real name Phil Brooks — returned to the company Tuesday, complete with a dramatic reveal on "WWE Backstage" on Fox Sports 1 that began with his entrance song "Cult of Personality." WWE quickly confirmed that Punk will make periodic appearances on the company's studio-style show that airs on the network.
"It's as simple as this," Punk said into the camera as the show closed. "They think they have the answers, I change the culture. See you here next week
It was speculated in the September 15 edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that if CM Punk does return to pro wrestling, it will be for WWE! Thats because very few people knew but Punkers and Vinny Mac were talking because FOX wanted him on there interview show and he wanted to make sure that the pipe bombs had a fuse!!!Punk appeared at Starrcast III last month and was asked if he would take the call and have a conversation if Vince McMahon or Triple H called him. He said he's open to speaking to anyone, but he won't be the one reaching out. When WWE's executive vice president of talent relations, live events and creative Triple H told MMA journalist Ariel Helwani in October that WWE would be open to working with Punk again! Punkers was already under a Fox Sports, not WWE contract ! But the WWE has rights under who shows up on the show guests and hosts... An in-ring return would require Punk striking a second deal with WWE...
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