10 Biggest Mysteries In The Secret War Between AEW And CM Punk
1. Conclusion
CM Punk is an unreliable narrator who speaks with a fervent conviction so unshakeable that he could tell you the earth is flat and you might even start to believe it.
The timing of Colt's disappearance is incredibly suspicious. Put it this way: without claiming one way or the other that Punk was to blame, it's very easy to understand why certain members of the locker room connected the dots. Then again, if there's ever a "Just because you're paranoid, don't mean they're not after you" industry, it is pro wrestling and its cast of paid professional liars. A lot of people think Punk is a toxic, lying hypocrite.
But the man is such a fantastic promo that you can never be too sure.
Not that he is necessarily selling you on bullsh*t - what if Tony Khan, all along, inferred something from Punk that Punk didn't actually intend? - but if the art of wrestling is to ultimately sell you on bullsh*t, Punk is easily one of the greatest of all-time.
Anybody who says AEW's creative onscreen product wouldn't benefit from him is either lying, or they have horrendous taste.
There are no answers; as with the best mysteries, questions don't yield answers; they yield yet more questions.