It's no secret that former WWE star-turned UFC fighter CM Punk is married to current WWE Diva AJ Lee and that his wife has stayed with the company despite his falling out with it. The "Best in the World" recently addressed the three-time WWE Divas Champion sticking around amid a media blitz he went on.
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Punk walked out on the WWE amid frustrations with the company's injury protocol as he was at odds with the WWE doctors over a concussion he suffered at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view upon the day he left.
Punk recently laid into the WWE and its doctors on his friend Colt Cabana's Art of Wrestling podcast which reportedly upset a lot of people backstage in the WWE. Punk also revealed on the podcast that he received his termination papers in the mail on the day he married Lee.
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While Punk has been gone and has bashed the WWE publicly by telling his side of the story, Lee has remained in the company. Punk appeared on TSN's Off The Record and was asked about Lee remaining in the WWE despite the bad blood between the two sides.
"This is taken out of context," Punk said in the interview, which got heated and awkward at times. "I didn't mean to call anybody out, I simply told my story. I told the truth and I told people what happened to me. It wasn't to call anybody out. I'm a passionate guy who lost the passion to do his job and my intent wasn't to call anybody out. I've had plenty of conversations with my wife about her working there and if she wants to work there, more power to her. We have separate careers and we'll continue to have separate careers and we're stronger for that, for having an understanding and supporting each other."
The interview got a little heated at times, with the most awkward part taking place in this little snippet:
When Punk was pressed further about his podcast comments regarding the WWE's medical staff, Punk said he wants to "move on" and was here to "talk about my future in UFC."
Punk has been on a bit of a media blitz recently as he has appeared on several different outlets to hype his signing with UFC, which was announced at UFC 181 in Las Vegas earlier this month.
Punk made an appearance on ESPN's Highly Questionable to discuss dating co-workers, partying with NBA legend Charles Barkley and more:
Punk also spoke with Opie and Jim Norton:
Lastly, Punk appeared on the Boomer and Carton Morning Show:
While he spent months out of the spotlight since leaving the WWE, Punk has been making a lot of rounds lately amid the publicity of him signing with the UFC.
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