WWE network focuses on CM Punk significantly this week

One of the most popular shows in the WWE network will focus on an unlikely character this week: CM Punk.

Something to Wrestle hosted by Bruce Prichard and Conrad Thompson, will have his final of the WWE network season this week. The series is aired weekly throughout the year in the form of a podcast, although WWE has chosen to stream a video version for the WWE network a few months ago. While the WWE network version will be paused for a while, the audio podcast only will continue to outside the network.

Thompson spoke about the subject of this Wednesday's broadcast during an interview with Sports Illustrated and joked about the fact that it was not just the end of the season on the WWE

I think we'll see, "says Thompson," but we go out with a bang. We are going to do something that a lot of people do not want us to do, and who is talking about CM Punk. "

Surprisingly, the show will not only talk about the Punk Run with WWE as a wrestler, it will also be discussing its recent legal battle with the WWE doctor, Chris Amann

" Bruce said. was not there for the trial, but he was aware of how 'The Machine' was and specifically Vince McMahon thinks, "Thompson explained, wanting to examine a lot of rumors and insinuations surrounding the release of Punk, and Bruce can give us insight into the spirit of Vince McMahon. Bruce's with CM Punk, and we'll cover the whole Punk race while Bruce was there, and we'll cover those who were against Punk in the back, because it was pretty obvious that some people were great defenders and others who were not. "

Punk recently lost his second fight with the UFC in early June. Although the fight was far, which was a considerable improvement over his first fight in the octagon, many began to wonder if Punk would still compete in MMA. This of course started rumors about a return to professional wrestling.

Despite this, Punk remains firm on the fact that he has no interest in returning to the action in the square circle. Even with the biggest independent wrestling show of years spent in his hometown on September 1st (All In), Punk has remained true to his word that you have seen the last of him in professional wrestling. Time will tell us.