10 Most Unprofessional Wrestlers Ever
3. CM Punk
CM Punk was not the only unprofessional actor in the industry-defining debacle that was his AEW run.
Hangman Page probably shouldn't have alluded to the theory, held around the locker room, that CM Punk was responsible for Colt Cabana's disappearance. Jack Perry should not have bragged about using "real glass" at AEW's biggest show ever and casting a bleak shadow over it. That was an isolated incident. It has not - yet - informed a pattern of behaviour.
CM Punk's lack of professionalism was at least interesting. He called out Hangman Page for being a coward, offering him out on live TV in a challenge that could never be accepted. He then set a blowtorch to the company and its management structure and top stars at the Brawl Out presser, and for a man who constantly espouses the "boys" and the brotherhood, every single bump on the All Out 2022 show meant absolutely nothing because he had to get his gripes out. Nobody even asked. He just did it because he wanted to do it.
He then - and this hardly acted as a robust defence of the whole "I don't care where Scott Colton works" tirade in retrospect - allegedly banned Christopher Daniels and others from entering Collision tapings. Daniels was the Head of Talent Relations!
One of the best professional wrestlers ever was wholly unprofessional: a fitting summation of a paradox of a man.