Once again, CM Punk has stirred up speculation in the wrestling world regarding his next move. Amid rumors suggesting his presence at WWE Survivor Series or his involvement under the devil mask in AEW haunting MJF, Punk took to Instagram to playfully tease fans. Posting a screenshot of his recent workout statistics, Punk subtly hinted at potential destinations. Notably, the choice of song, “War Pigs” by Faith No More, the theme for Survivor Series, and the burnt calorie count of 666, added fuel to the speculation fire. Additionally, Punk shared a throwback video from Hell in a Cell 2012, where he donned a devil persona, further mystifying his intentions. While fans dissect every clue, Punk continues to keep the wrestling world on edge with his enigmatic social media posts.

**FORMER WWE CHAMP UNDERGOES SURGERY**

Rey Mysterio, the former WWE United States Champion, recently underwent successful knee surgery following an angle on Friday Night SmackDown. The injury, a torn meniscus, had plagued Mysterio for months, culminating in a beatdown angle orchestrated by now-former LWO stablemate Santos Escobar. Mysterio’s surgery sidelines him for 6 to 8 weeks, with plans for a return coinciding with the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania. Upon his return, Mysterio is expected to reignite his feud with Escobar, promising an electrifying comeback for the legendary luchador.

**YOUNG BUCKS RESPOND TO CRITICISM**

The Young Bucks have responded to criticism surrounding their upcoming AEW Full Gear match. Ahead of the highly anticipated showdown against Chris Jericho and Kenny Omega, the Bucks faced scrutiny over the perceived lack of storyline depth. Nick Jackson, however, defended the match, stating that not being on the show was the alternative. This response sparked speculation, with some interpreting it as a subtle jab at AEW management, particularly Tony Khan. Despite the critique, the Bucks remain focused on delivering a stellar performance at Full Gear, aiming to prove their detractors wrong on the grand stage.

**IS RONDA ROUSEY IMPACT BOUND?**

Rumors swirl around former WWE Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey’s future in the wrestling world. With her recent departure from WWE, fans speculate whether Rousey will make her mark in AEW or even Impact Wrestling. Trinity, the current Impact Knockouts Champion, expressed enthusiasm at the prospect of Rousey joining the promotion, citing their past collaboration and admiration for Rousey’s talent. As Rousey navigates the independent scene, wrestling enthusiasts eagerly anticipate her next career move, pondering the impact she could make in any promotion fortunate enough to secure her services.

**UPCOMING WRESTLING MOVIE REVEALED**

A wrestling legend’s life story is set to hit the big screen, with Olympic gold medalist Kurt Angle confirming a movie project based on his illustrious career. Angle, renowned for his achievements in WWE and TNA, will collaborate on the film, offering insight as an advisor. The project promises to delve into Angle’s remarkable journey, from triumphs in the ring to personal struggles, providing fans with an intimate portrayal of one of wrestling’s most iconic figures. While details on the movie’s release remain scarce, anticipation builds among wrestling aficionados eager to witness Angle’s story unfold on the silver screen.

**MAJOR POTENTIAL AEW DEPARTURE CONFIRMED**

AEW’s Chief Legal Officer, Mega Parak, has officially stepped back from her role within the company. Parak, a key figure in AEW’s legal affairs and a close ally of Tony Khan, has reportedly delegated her duties to Chris Pek in recent months. While the reasons behind Parak’s departure remain undisclosed, speculation arose following her alleged involvement in the backstage altercation between CM Punk and a steel chair at AEW All Out 2022. Despite rumors linking her to Punk’s dismissal, sources clarify that she wasn’t part of the disciplinary committee. As AEW undergoes internal restructuring, Parak’s departure marks a significant development in the promotion’s hierarchy.