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CM Punk gets into PHYSICAL ALTERCATION backstage at AEW All In

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Professional wrestling, with its blend of athleticism and theatricality, often blurs the lines between reality and fiction. However, at AEW All In, held at London’s iconic Wembley Stadium, the lines were not just blurred – they were crossed by both CM Punk and a colleague.

Before the main event of the pay-per-view, fans were treated to a pre-show match between HOOK and Jack Perry, battling it out for the FTW Championship.

During this bout, Perry made a rather pointed reference to a previous backstage disagreement he had with CM Punk. This disagreement centred around Perry’s desire to use real glass in a segment, a proposal that Punk was firmly against.

In a dramatic turn during his match against HOOK, Perry executed a move that saw HOOK slammed onto a car windscreen. Following this, Perry looked straight into the camera and declared, “Real glass. Go cry me a river.” While it remains unconfirmed if this was a direct jab at Punk, the tension was palpable.

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CM Punk and Jack Perry: The Backstage Clash

The atmosphere backstage post Perry’s match and just before Punk’s bout was thick with tension. Reliable sources, including Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful, reported a physical altercation between CM Punk and Jack Perry.

The exact details of the confrontation remain shrouded in mystery, but the news of the clash spread like wildfire on social media.

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The Aftermath and Speculations

While the details of the confrontation are yet to be fully revealed, the incident has certainly added another layer to the already complex world of professional wrestling.

Fans and pundits alike are eagerly awaiting more information, speculating on the reasons behind the clash and its potential ramifications for both wrestlers and AEW as a whole.

The incident also raises questions about the boundaries between personal disagreements and professional conduct. Should personal issues be left at the door, or do they add to the drama and allure of the sport?

Only time will tell how AEW addresses this incident and whether it will have any long-term impact on the relationships within the organisation.

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