The veteran star says he’ll keep going until his body gives out
Summary
– CM Punk admits he’s nearing the end of his in-ring career
– Says he’ll continue performing until “the wheels fall off”
– Reflects on legacy as a new generation rises in WWE
CM Punk is beginning to come to terms with the reality that his time in the ring may be winding down. The WWE veteran opened up in a recent company vlog, revealing that he’s approaching the final stretch of his in-ring career while reflecting on his journey and the future of the business.
“So I’m standing here now, near the end of my career,” Punk said. “John Cena’s calling it quits, AJ Styles says he’s going to retire next year, and I don’t know how much time I’ve got left. I’m going to keep going until the wheels fall off.”
Punk acknowledged that the end is coming sooner than he’d like but expressed gratitude for the chance to still perform at a high level. He emphasized the importance of celebrating wrestlers before they retire, noting that the next generation is already stepping into the spotlight.
“I know that’s sooner rather than later,” Punk said. “That’s why I think it’s important for all of us, not just me, to celebrate every wrestler as they retire. There’s a whole new generation of talent coming in to take our place, and in a way, we’re excited to see that happen.”
Punk continues to compete with intensity and passion, determined to give everything he has left to the fans and the company he helped redefine. When the day comes for him to hang up his boots, he’ll leave behind a legacy built on defiance, authenticity, and an unrelenting drive to do things his way.
