Video: AEW airs the All In backstage footage, CM Punk responds
As promised, the infamous All In backstage footage aired on AEW Dynamite. The Young Bucks released the footage from all the drama that happened involving CM Punk at Wembley.
AEW All In backstage footage of CM Punk & Jack Perry fight with audio of Punk’s side of the story #AEW #BrawlIn pic.twitter.com/MAaqAN5xMw
— x – Zay || Job not done, work not finished (@BestOfZay) April 11, 2024
Punk responds…
— Steve Gerweck (@SteveGerweck) April 11, 2024
So CM Punk was violent. umm…okay your fired your main draw for a fight. Yup.yup.i can see why baby Khan was afraid for his life. CM Punk oooo, not a big deal. AEW looks like a bunch of whiney little girls and Jungle the Young Buck and anyone associate with this on the AEW lost their man cars. ..
What a freaking jokes.. let’s all chant CM Punk anytime AEW is anywhere in the world.
Anything for a ratings boost, eh?
The “C” in CM Punk stands for “cancer”. It’s no wonder many wrestlers have issues with him. WWE should milk him for all he’s worth before he becomes unreasonable again.
Okay, so Tony took the road no one expected, a combination of real footage and dumb skit. What exactly is the mission that’s accomplished here? Because what I saw was exactly what everyone was saying happened (so nothing was proven to make AEW look like the victims they desperately want to look like) and I now care even less about Bucks vs FTR.
Also, if HHH farts, will that be referred to on AEW TV as well? Ospray came off like a moron. The only reason his boss is in the position he’s in is because of daddy’s money. Banging the boss’ daughter is actually doing something. Being born into money is not. Thing is, one of them is actually good at his job. By objective measures, not Meltzer jerkfests.
-laughs in Rick Rude knocking out Warrior backstage, laughs in Goldberg vs Jericho backstage and last but not least laughs in Haku-
Imagine Jack Perry and Tony Khan being around back in the old days. Perry wouldn’t have lasted long in a lockerroom and if what Punk did make fear Tony Khan for his life, then he would have gotten a heart attack if he would have seen how some of the guys handled things…
@Steve–Obviously Punk was AEW’s biggest draw, but he didn’t wanna be there. Letting him go was best for everyone as things were never gonna get any better.
Some of these post are outright laughable. Not talking about you, Art, you had the one intelligent post. Once again reminds me of how many here were born after the Monday Night Wars. They didn’t mention Punk by name, nor did they outright bury him. Instead they used the footage to further the angle with FTR. Fact is everyone tuned in to see a burial, so they could post “See, I told you so” afterwards. And when that didn’t happen, they were left with their nuts in their hand.
Oh, by the way. Same folks knocking AEW for airing the footage, and calling Ospreay’s comments childish, are the same ones that pissed themselves laughing when Triple H took a shot at Billy Gunn and AEW during D-X’s WWE HOF induction speech.
so people can be critical about AEW but Ospreay cann’t say anything (which was true) about HHH. Think of where HHH would be today if he stayed with china in stead of kissing macmacon ass the last 20 years
@Disgruntled Jobber
Hate to break it to you, buddy, but writing something online doesn’t make it fact. And liking something doesn’t make it good.
First off, what’s your fetish with the monday night wars? There is no war right now, there never was. People like me tuned in because 1. we watch AEW anyways and 2. we were curious as to how Tony will screw this up because there was no world where this would benefit him. AEW doesn’t do burials. They only try. And try they did, no matter how you spin it.
Now, as far as “I told you so”, I could easily say that, check my prior posts on this subject. But that’s really not at the top of my priorities. It probably would be if I worked for AEW though…
And since I’m the only one who referenced Ospreay, I’m guessing you meant me. Don’t know why you didn’t call me out by name, but that’s okay, not everyone can have balls, especially in this wacky and hazardous world wide web. No, I wasn’t pissing myself, I don’t think I even registered that. Thing is, a HOF speech isn’t there to draw money and further an angle. TV time is. That’s the main difference. As to why Ospreay exposed himself as an idiot personally, I covered that above.
Unless I’m mistaken, you mentioned something about working on the indies before. You may be the only person on this site to have actually sniffed the business, but you really don’t know crap about it. Where were you when AEW was hiring EVPs?
@dooman
I really wish you’d learn English, both incoming and outgoing. I never said Ospreay CAN’T do what he did. He can say whatever he wants. What I said was that he’s an idiot for doing it from his position where his boss and the person he’s defending is incomparably more guilty of nepotism. Can I make it any clearer?
@dooman
He’d probably still be running WWE eventually. Say what you want about his personal decisions, HHH has got a great brain for wrestling. Unlike fanboy Tony, who
just wants to be everybody’s friend.
Man, that inevitable Fall Of AEW documentary is going to be WILD.
I would have rather watched a stupid skit. At least that would have been somewhat entertaining.
Also, Triple H was making a good-natured joke about a longtime friend in typical jokey DX style (to acknowledge why Billy wasn’t there, might I add). But sure, that’s the exact same thing as airing footage of a didn’t-leave-on-good-terms former employee or taking the same potshot at the leader of a rival promotion that everyone’s been taking for 20+ years.