CM Punk To Do Commentary On Tomorrow's AEW Rampage

The Second City Saint will be on the call tomorrow night.

by Andrew Pollard
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Ahead of his match against Darby Allin at Sunday's All Out PPV, it's been confirmed that CM Punk will be on commentary during tomorrow night's AEW Rampage.

AEW took to Twitter to make this announcement, with the Second City Saint to be on the call for Darby's main event contest against Daniel Garcia.

As show in the Rampage graphic, Allin will be flanked by Sting in this bout, whilst Garcia will be accompanied to the ring by the 2.0 tandem of Jeff Parker and Matt Lee.

Last night's episode of AEW Dynamite saw the hugely-promising Daniel Garcia laid out by Punk with his first GTS in over seven years, with fans expecting to see that manoeuvre once again in action when the Straight-Edge Superstar battles Darby Allin at Chicago's United Center in three days' time.

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