8 Things To Expect From CM Punk In 2020
5. Turn Down Saudi Arabia
Given how the money pits of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were enough to draw Shawn Michaels out of retirement, get Bill Goldberg to compete once more, have The Undertaker dust of his hat and trench coat, bring in crossover stars Cain Velasquez and Tyson Fury, and even manage to get Brock Lesnar to turn up to work, it’s sure that a whole bucketload of blood money will be dangled in front of CM Punk to work one of WWE’s biannual Saudi Arabia shows.
Unlike those other names, expect Punk to politely decline any such offer.
Sure, CM Punk has spent the past six months or so quite openly discussing how he’s now at a stage where he’s open to anything should the payday be right, but the Second City Saint is also somebody who has spent years championing inclusivity.
Even if CM Punk has returned to in-ring action by the time either of WWE’s 2020 Saudi Arabia PPVs roll around, this Chicago native would likely take a similar stance to Daniel Bryan, Kevin Owens, and Sami Zayn in steering clear of competing in Saudi Arabia.