CM Punk had a backstage altercation with Jack Perry prior to the former’s match with Samoa Joe at AEW All In. After CM Punk defeated Samoa Joe at the show, a photo of himself backstage alongside Samoa Joe and Jerry Lynn has now gone viral. Obviously, the photo took place after his fight with Jack Perry.
AEW All In is still making waves in the wrestling world, particularly due to the intense backstage altercation between CM Punk and Jack Perry, also known as Jungle Boy. This incident has garnered significant attention, and it seems that the altercation was indeed caught on camera.
The incident involving CM Punk and Jungle Boy at the AEW event reportedly had a negative impact on the morale within the company. The situation also involved AEW President Tony Khan, who was nearly drawn into the altercation.
According to reports, there is footage of the backstage skirmish between CM Punk and Jungle Boy. The event was well-documented by cameras placed throughout Wembley Arena, and this incident was captured as well.
It’s also been revealed that CM Punk had an interaction with Tony Khan that was described as “contentious,” although the exact context of their exchange remains undisclosed.
For those speculating about whether this altercation might be part of a scripted storyline (a “work” in wrestling terminology), sources suggest that it is not. While wrestling often blurs the lines between reality and fiction, the incident between Punk and Jungle Boy is not currently being presented as part of a storyline, although this could potentially change in the future.
Interestingly, despite the backstage tension, it has been noted that CM Punk and Miro have communicated with each other after their own argument backstage at the event. However, Punk’s relationship with the entire locker room might not be completely smooth.
In the aftermath of the incident, AEW initiated an investigation into the altercation between CM Punk and Jungle Boy. The company has been collecting statements and conducting interviews to gain a comprehensive understanding of the nature of the incident.
