10 Reasons To Believe CM Punk Will Never Return To WWE

3. There Are So Many Other Opportunities For Ex-Wrestlers

https://twitter.com/CMPunk/status/488434110533099521 Given the world we live in, the career paths that retired or even part-time wrestlers can take these days are endless. Mick Foley is currently on a stand up comedy tour, Chris Jericho is in a rock band, and Steve Austin hosts extreme game shows. All of them have written bestselling autobiographies, while the latter two are also acclaimed podcast hosts. Having seen the above tweet from Punk himself, it's reasonable enough to expect 'The Voice of the Voiceless' to grab a microphone with both hands and put his talents towards podcasting. After all, he's one of the best talkers the business has ever had, right up there with the best ever. Seeing his easygoing, well-spoken self in recent months on Talking Dead and in other appearances, Punk is clearly confident enough in a spoken role in a range of multimedia environments. Nothing is stopping CM Punk from doing what he wants right now. He can use his name, and can promote a whole range of things, be it radio, TV, film, online, or any other kind of venture. As he once famously said, when a microphonet is "in the hands of a dangerous man like myself, it becomes a pipe-bomb", and who wouldn't want to hear/see/read/experience that in a unedited, uncensored, unrestricted forum?