Seth Rollins may consider CM Punk to be a “cancer,” but the former Universal Champion takes no pleasure in comments like these.
Speaking last month, Rollins made his views clear about Punk and encouraged the former AEW World Champion to stay clear of WWE.
In an interview with FOX Sports this week, Rollins made it clear that he does not enjoy speaking badly about Punk, who greatly helped his career. He said,
“Here’s the thing that I will say one thing about Punk and end it on a positive note with him: that guy has given my career so much that it pains me to have to say bad things about him because he helped me out, he really did.
“He’s been a good guy to me for a lot of my career but for whatever reason, the past, maybe, six-seven years, he’s in a different headspace and we’re not on the same page and to see kind of what he’s done and taken, taken, taken it’s always about him, I’m not a fan. I’m just not a fan. Not a fan.”
Rollins’ main-roster debut at WWE Survivor Series 2012 came during a WWE Championship match featuring Punk, which the Chicago-Made wrestler would win.
CM Punk remains the only person suspended following the AEW All Out 2022 brawl to still be suspended.
