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CM Punk apologized to 'all of Saudi Arabia' for his social media post critical of WWE's partnership with the country.

They attacked CM Punk and the plan looked to be for Rollins to cash-in at that moment. Instead, John Cena stopped the cash-in and knocked out the referee that Rollins called down to the ring.

The punk duo whipped the crowd at the Glastonbury Music Festival into a frenzy Saturday, and led the massive audience in gang chants of “Free, free Palestine” and “Death, death to… ...

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While Los Angeles bands like The Germs, The Go-Go’s, X, and Bad Religion drew the spotlight to Southern California’s punk rock scene, their iconic larger-than-life presence may have ...

Calling her his MVP, Punk showed his respect for the wrestling superstar. "I look at people like Liv who probably started right after I left, 2014-ish, and just from the time I’ve been around ...

WASHINGTON (TNND) — The two members of Bob Vylan, an English punk rap duo, lost their U.S. visas after chanting for the death of Israeli military forces during a music festival this past weekend ...

CM Punk gets into a fight with top WWE star following SmackDown. The SummerSlam Kickoff Show took place live from the Fanatics Fest event on June 21, following SmackDown.

In 2011, CM Punk famously dropped the "pipebomb" promo, a scathing speech targeting Cena, Vince McMahon and Paul Levesque. Cena had his own pipebomb to share 14 years later on WWE SmackDown.

In the main event of Night of Champions 2025, CM Punk faced John Cena for the last time. He paid tribute to his wife, AJ Lee, in a huge moment, although it wasn't enough for The Best in the World.

Whether CM Punk’s words were meant in jest or not, they captured the tension between WWE and its loyal audience. For now, R-Truth is gone - but the chants aren’t stopping anytime soon.