Punk and Perry’s altercation reportedly stemmed from a disagreement over the use of real glass during a segment at an “AEW Collision” show — on which Punk is the headliner — this summer.

A new report emerged Tuesday regarding a discussion/argument between CM Punk and "Jungle Boy" Jack Perry on a past AEW Collision. Fightful reported that Perry was brought into one of the four ...

During Perry’s match with Hook, he sent Hook through a car windshield, then turned to the camera and said, “Real glass. Cry me a river.” Punk met Perry backstage afterward, and there was a ...

CM Punk reportedly had words with Jack Perry a number of weeks ago over a planned spot that several others took issue with. Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select reports that, several weeks ago, Punk ...

Wrestler CM Punk was terminated by All Elite Wrestling after ... Sources told Wrestling Observer’s Bryan Alvarez that Perry made a comment to camera about using real glass in a stunt during ...

According to Fightful Select, CM Punk confronted Jack Perry before a past episode of AEW Collision. Their confrontation stemmed from the former Jungle Boy wanting to use real glass for a backstage ...

D rew McIntyre is scheduled to fight CM Punk on August 3 at SummerSlam 2024, ... “It’s real glass, cry me a river!”, following a spot where he shattered a car window.

Following the episode, McIntyre revealed they used “real glass” for the spot. In turn, some glass got in his eye. Of course, this is a reference to Punk’s feud with Jack Perry in AEW .

CM Punk, real name Phil Brooks, has been fired from All Elite Wrestling just over two years after returning to wrestling by signing with the company. AEW shared the news on social media Saturday ...

McIntyre's comment about "real glass" refers to a fight between CM Punk and Jack Perry in AEW. Damian Priest with a South of Heaven Chokeslam to Drew McIntyre onto the windshield of a BMW, holy shit.

He did not hesitate to make a reference to his rival, CM Punk, after it. ... “It’s real glass, cry me a river,” to the camera. Now, McIntyre has referenced that after the spot with Priest.