Jim Cornette on Tony Khan's Statement About Firing CM Punk
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2023
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I’m not watching AEW ever again, what a joke. Sorry FTR.
FTR's gonna leave soon
@@cyberpsykoh6686they just re-signed
Only people I like are FTR Ricky Starks Jamie Hayter and Christian Cage F the Rest who work there
Tony was scared for his life. 💁♂️
I’ll watch if they give me a reason to watch with some good storyline. But with college football and nfl starting it’s gonna be hard to get my attention
"Aew locker room doesnt need a leader...it needs a Father...."~Christian Cage
Oh no not the christian cage and the dead father gag lol
Will Christian be the father or will he kill the father 😂😂
Lol!
As if Christian's father was in his life.
My God😂
So let me get this straight Tony Kahn, the owner of the company, was scared for his life and the lives of the crew, but he had to wait to hear this investigative committee's decision to fire Punk. I'm sorry but I'm calling BS on this.
Exactly! Even though I'm not a CM Punk fan at all, I can justify Punk's reponse for this. Jungle Boy started the whole damn thing. Called out Punk publicly, came back to gorilla got in Punks face and then shoved him. It's clear that Tony is a pussy and never been in locker rooms before in his life.
And let Punk hangout backstage at the ppv,take photos etc
Exactly 💯
I hope there's a deposition so Punks lawyer can ask this as one of his first 3 questions.
Plus no police was called during the situation 😂.
Jim's decision to decline Tony's invitation to work for AEW has never looked better.
if that had happened tony would have feared for his life but for real🤣
Jim would goozle him when he starts with the "we have barely scratched the surface on what this guy (pockets) can do"
jim probably would have went off on tantrums like an unprofessional asshole just like punk.
@@koumorichinpo4326Do you mean like Perry, who was so bothered by being told he couldn’t use glass in a match that he not only went to Meltzer to complain but also had to whine to the camera about it during a match at AEW’s biggest show to date?
Or like the Bucks, who barged into a guy’s locker room with five other people because he made some unflattering comments about them?
Jim fully in charge with Tony’s budget and non of The Elite, would have been great for the business. Unfortunately Tony doesn’t see his own faults
Jim Cornette Laughing during the recording of Tony Khan's statement is GOLD
💯😂
It shows his ignorance.
@@lindajiron2557
A little bit I see it.
@@lindajiron2557why you listening then
The supposed "greatest week in AEW history" included Tony thinking his life was in jeopardy. 😂😂😂
Greatest tweek in TK's coked out brain
I’d say it’s the worst from a long-term standpoint. Punk is their biggest loss and I feel will come back to haunt them.
@@namelessjedi2242hello. The future here. You have no idea how right you were 😂😂😂
Vince was literally choked by one of his wrestlers and never told the marks he feared for his life.
Khan is a much smaller guy than VKM
@@eddiew2325With all due respect to Punk, he’s a lot smaller than Nailz
Now if Vince or Tony got put in a Davey Boy Smith Chinlock or a Savio Vega Nerve Pinch, that would be a whole different story.
@@MichaelSmith-fq6hz wasnt Nailz fired immediately afterwards?
Vince went through lawsuits punched out by wrestlers indicted by the federal government accused of sexual assault never once said he feared for his life 😅😂
Feared for his life so much that Punk was reportedly allowed to stay in the building for more than an hour after his match and left of his own volition before buying Nando's for the boys.
Not only that, he was so scared for his life and the well being of the crew, that he had to wait for some committee to make the decision to fire Punk. Isn't he supposed to be the owner of the company.
The reported exchange was Punk asking if he should leave, and the reply was no one was asking him to, but it was probably for the best. Doesn't exactly tally with "Scared for his life"
did punk really buy nandos for his friends wtf man
@@LegendJ0e4 Reportedly bought Nando's for everyone and met up with most of the Collision roster after the show.
I think the funniest part of him being booed out of the building was when he started to try to relate with their upbringing, "I grew up in this state." I tell you there have never been two peas in a pod like tony kahn, a billionare kid, and a town who on average make less than 50000. They started booing even more at that. TK lacks self awareness so much
Tony probaly had a very sheltered life growing up. He was a nerdy kid who in his own words was booking wrestling for his action figures Probably in a house worth millions of dollars he didnt grow up like punk who was sofa surfing at friends houses in his teenage years because of problems in his home life with his dad being a alcoholic and his mom struggling with mental health issues.
When Vince got booed by fans for Montreal, he heard the heel pop. He became Mr McMahon and changed everything.
Tony probably cried into a pile of blow.
@@johansmallberries9874and Vince allow himself to get beat up and taking all those dangerous bump. Hell he jump down from the podium onto a crash pad at 75 to show Gronk it safe and he didn't say he was in danger because of doing a dangerous stunt at 75. Tony would have cried to daddy after he have done what Vince did when Vince in his 50s
@marvinleong5902 yeah but Vince is fucking crazy lol
@@johansmallberries9874 vince became the ultimate heel.
"I fired Punk with Cause"
Meaning: 'My friends in the Elite wouldnt hug me anymore if i didnt fire Punk.'
I saw that "fear for my life" statement live and damn near burst out laughing. Give Tony Cocaine an Oscar. He's close with kids that put thumbtacks in people's mouths and super kick people in the face with exploding Nikes. 1 headlock on 1 big mouth jackass and now CM Punk is Freddy Krueger. Fired smh.
Good writtengs
"Daddy, I'm dying! I feel my life is in danger because monitor fell onto my legs. The pain is killing me daddy!"
Tony Khan fired cm punk because his life was in danger really damn did cm punk go super Saiyan on jungle bitch ass boy or did cm punk bring a gun backstage at all in tony Khan is a beeeyacth!!!!
Tony Snow..
I don't blame Punk for being pissed especially after nobody picked him up from the airport in England.
To be fair you're not supposed to make loud noises next to someone who's tweaking. No wonder Tony was scared!
He was probably looking around like Alfred Molina in Boogie Nights
Well. you kind of got a point lol
The cokeheads I encountered get violent when they feel threatened. England must've had some bad stuff for TK 😆 🤣
This takes Coke vs Pepsi to another level.
Take a bow sir.
Wow. 👏
This Note, This Note, This Note, This Note's For You!
Bruhhhh Lol
Hahaha fucking savage
The Bucks taking a victory lap shows us what they’re about. And it’s not helping grow the company. They just lost one of the few wrestlers who can draw ratings and move merchandise.
They will feel it when the money begins to stop flowing
@@johnblackrosethey won't cause Tony's dad can just fill it right up. They've been losing money for 3 yrs
@@ralphso5567 sadly your right. They’ve been there since the beginning so it doesn’t matter that they are one of the biggest ratings droppers in the company. Tony will hitch his wagon to them for life.
@@ralphso5567idk I thought the whole reason they got this new show was Punk was part of it. We'll see what happens with it now
@@joeski1073 collision wasn't part of a new deal with wbd. It was still part of their existing deal.
I bet his discipline committee is a board room with his action figures in the chairs
I’m picturingTony playing with action from like Dark Hrlmet in Spaceballs.
THANKS GUYS
Maybe it was a reddit poll.
I imagine it goes like the old billionaire Ted sketches but it’s just cokey Tony wildly interacting with classic hulk hogan and macho man action figures
I picture him smashing the cm punk toys that he bought early because they aren't peg warmers with his giant Jurassic world t rex toy with a Kenny omega toy taped to it's back
This isn't about what happened with Jungle Boy -- it is about Punk tearing TK a new one after that. Punk told him the truth and it shattered his bubble, and broke his brain.
"Daddy, Punk doesn't want to be my friend anymore. I want to fired him for that!"
💯
"Is the Pepsi Man here in the room with us right now? "
-hopefully someone to Tony Khan
I’ve been a fan of Jim Cornette and wrestling for over 40 years and this is the first time I’ve feared for my life
I will love to hear vince react to tony statement lmao 😂 vince who dealt with the thought generarion and times broke. He dealt with the biggest egos and people who took action. Ohhh i would love to hear it
Lmfaooo
@@emanuelperez3595Vince would have laugh his ass off and telling everyone from Triple H to Stephanie to Nick Kan and Ari that Tony Khan reasoning for firing the top star of his company because he is dying from monitor falling onto his leg and his life in danger because of it
@@marvinleong5902 vince should do a whole segment on raw mocking tony and his palls. He can put a bunch pf mid cards to do the stuff amd give us those old time "censorship" mockery of parents targeting him for violence back in the 90s
He’s still a biased clown who is on Punk’s side because he likes him and doesn’t like Khan or AEW.
The victory lap says everything you need to know about the mindset of the folks running the show there. You just fired your top merch seller, one of your top stars, one of your top draws, one of the few guys on that roster that's still active with a name and face that millions of people all over the world will recognize, one of the few guys on that roster that can compel people to buy a ticket to a show just based on what he's doing alone, he's the guy responsible for Collision even existing in the first place... etc, but go out there and have a victory lap and rub it in the faces of your own customers that bought a ticket to see their guy and didn't get their guy. Yep. You won alright.
This is a business, not a charity. Celebrating the dismissal of what would probably be one of the biggest names they will ever have on that roster, when you are someone who not only has a personal stake in the company as talent on it to where if the company grows, then in theory so does your paycheck, but as an EVP on top of that, is asinine. That's like if you were to be on the Chicago Bulls team of 1991, you're somebody like John Paxson who's on that team but let's be honest, those who aren't hardcore basketball fans aren't going to know who that is... and you're happy and publicly celebrating the removal of Michael Jordan from the team because he was a dick that your coach and GM could not reign in and control before it was too late. I'm not comparing Punk to Jordan... but in a team scenario, it's not a "win" to have to can one of your star players like Michael Jordan from the team. Not as a teammate, and not as one of the folks with skin in the game running the franchise. It's a demonstrable failure of management, it's a failure of the player to control themselves, and it's going to cost the team. That's not an outcome to celebrate.
Perry shit all over the company going on camera live to tell everybody that advised him not to do the glass spot on Collision to go cry about it on the biggest show they will probably ever have, including the man in charge of everything and writing his paychecks because it's his show, and now here's the Bucks celebrating their failure to manage and control one of their talent before it got out of hand by taking a dump all over the dinner table where Khan, the EVPs, and co. eat and openly mocking the people in attendance who paid to be there and wanted to see their guy. There's Romper Room, and then there's whatever this whole thing is. The lack of respect for Khan is legendary.
In principle you're correct. But the EVPs and their members-only treehouse club have no principles. And Tony has no balls, he's not cut out to be a wrestling promoter or booker. It's funny that we used to lament and criticize the state of the WCW locker room and management in the 90s with all the top guys having creative control in their contracts and no new stars ever being made, the popular phrase at the time was "the inmates run the asylum" in WCW. But they still managed to produce a watchable television product and those top guys were well established marquee names with drawing power.
Conversely, AEW has a roster of man-children cosplaying as wrestlers who have never drawn a penny in their life and EVPs who are only over with a niche segment of smart fans for all the cornball shit they did in Japan years ago and no one in the greater western audiences knows or cares about any of that and are turned off by anything they do see of them currently.
And most of the locker room has shown nothing but disrespect to the veterans that do work there when they try to share their wisdom. It's peak arrogance and immaturity that you wouldn't presume to learn something from people who have been involved in this before you at a much higher level when the business was actually hot and drew money. If Jim Ross felt the need to teach me something important, I would be all ears. They flat out rejected Bret Hart for a match agent position, one of the greatest workers and minds for in-ring psychology ever, and that pretty much says it all about these cretins.
Totally agree with both of these comments 👏 I'm more pissed at Tony than the Bucks, Jungle Jack, and Hangman. Tony does nothing to stop wrestlers from shooting on live TV, an offense that would get you fired on the spot in WWE and is a huge no no in the wrestling industry of the past.
This thread here is pretty much on the money.
Tony has let these “lollipop guild” run the show, while playing along as friends for Mr. TK.
And it’s worked.
80% of the company consists of them and/or their close friends they convinced Tony to hire.
It’s hopeless there.
The Bucks doing victory laps in a half empty arena while there's CM Punk wrestling in a sold out 15K MSG
The Dark Side of the Ring about the fall of AEW is gonna be legendary
Pink Side of the Ring*
Dink side of the ring
The PervWG story
Featuring Dick Boy, and a host of sex pests and rapists like
Jimmy Havoc
Mike Quackenbush
Chasyn Rance
Marty Scurll
David Starr
Logan Stunt
Bryan AlverAss still simping over Maria Kanellis aka His Precious
Dave Meltzer and his denials in the Observer playing the Joe Paterno role
And the Young Bucks, because to play in Reseda, you had to do “spots” with Dick Boy’s junk. Little twink perverts.
@@RandalfElVikingoThe Coked Up Dark and Pink Side Of The Ring!!!!
The more I learn about this weekend the more I understand why Punk was pissed off
The thing I'm curious about is that from what I've heard Gorilla position has cameras all over the place filming everything. So let's se the fight, show us exactly what happened.
@@jormungaurdWembley Stadium owns the video. They usually don't share their videos unless it's a police investigation or other legal issues.
Yeah, it's been apparent to most sensible people for over a year, now.
Punk can get the footage released when he sues them because they're in England.
“Feared for his life”
Brian is absolutely right. Tony Khan, born from a billionaire, never lived the life of anyone who had to lift a finger, because he didn’t, his dad did it for him. Never had to start from nothing, never had any obstacles to overcome, and DEFINITELY never had to resolve a conflict.
Say what you will about Vince, and yeah he’s also a lucky nepotist scrub, but he was born into the industry, and his altercation with NAILZ could’ve been much more devastating than Toby standing 15ft away from a scuffle.
Say what you will about anyone involved in the fight, but Tony is the one to put the blame on. He’s a bad boss, and someone who cut corners to get to that position as opposed to someone who has experience and lived a normal life.
For real. Just imagine Tony trying to reel in the tempers and egos of wrestlers in the past. The Punk/Perry fiasco was child's play.
Imagine Tony seeing Siv stabbing Arn with scissors.
The word bothers people, but Tony is the personification of a beta male. He can’t even try to be boss now, it’s way too late. Vince rightfully is criticized for a lot, but you need his type A personality to run a company.
Even Russo Buried Tony Khan and his pathetic yellow belly statement
He must have imagined the wrestling business as 24/7 fun, like a mcdonalds play place where nothing ever happens. He seems coddled all of his life. It's like he doesn't understand this is a business.
The Elite Fears CM Punk
The Elite also fears ratings, and wrestling that doesn't suck pig shit.
The Elite are scared of their own shadows. 0-Life fight club in Reseda.
They're a couple of indie no marks and AEW has outgrown them now.
@@clivet3252yep
Beavis and Butthead would make Tony Fraud fear for his life .
Tony is probably afraid his own shadow 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Can you fucking imagine Vince saying he was scared for his life after seeing two wrasslers having a slapfight at gorilla? Lmfao
Vince would be like oh I love this how can I turn this in to $$$$ tk shivering in a corner calling his discipline committee my life’s in danger 😂😂
Especially being afraid of Punk and Jungle boy. Two pansies pretending to be tough guys.
@@MultiBlack17 Trash.
Vince has grapefruits. Tony has chestnuts.
@@semyaza555wrong.
Khan has atoms.
I’ve watched AEW since the beginning, but haven’t in a couple weeks now. Now I know I made the right choice. It’s never gonna’ get better, only worse. Tony is crazy.
Nah. Tony is a spineless man-child.
Tony is a coke addict and i dont mean the soda. The company was on borrowed time the moment Cody walked.
@@zeromagnum2811 if it weren't for his dad's money they'll be closing faster than wcw
@@ralphso5567 yeah pretty much. Their ratings audience isnt growing its decreasing and that was with punk. collusion wasnt ever getting much over 500k viewers weekly. Which i think is equal to or lower than Impacts numbers. and Dynamite cant get a million viewers to save its life and that's without any competition against it on Wednesdays. If they went head to head with Raw like WCW did AEW would get folded.
@@zeromagnum2811 Tony keeps mentioning he's at war with WWE but doesn't even have the balls to put Dynamite on Mondays.
You don't attack someone by putting them in a front face lock. Front face locks are how you counter someone trying to tackle you.
my guy jon jones won by a front head lock tf r u on
@@LegendJ0e4 I'm talking about who started the fight, genius.
The point I was making is that Jungle Underage Boy must've lowered his head (for a tackle?) to immediately get put in a front face lock that quickly.
no one asked@@similaritiesendhere
AEW Fears CM Punk
Tony Khan fears ratings, and not being a (in MJF's words), "fucking mark".
The way Tony Khan is acting, AEW should be shown on the Lifetime Network.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
😅😅😅
Hahaha
With its reliance on tropes, it feels more like Hallmark-level shit.
AEW feels like seasons 4-6 of The Sopranos.
For those not familiar with the show, the first three seasons have a different tone. There is more lighting, more color and vibrancy in how the show is filmed the and the main crew is united. It reflects that the main characters are successful and they have hit their highs.
Seasons 4-6 is way different. Its darker, the main characters are in a downward spiral of their own doing and the show lets you know explicitly the end is coming for all of them and it doesn’t end well. That is what AEW feels like right now. That slow creeping morbid feeling of the end is coming because of all the backstage issues and politics. AEW is the weird pygmy thing that is barely holding itself together.
Don’t compare AEW to the Sopranos please.
@christophmatthews4313 i think hes just trying to say you can see the end coming. Not comparing the quality.
don’t stop believin ~
Tony Khan: He was abusive to the staff!🤌🤌🤌
Punk came at him with a chainsaw. Khan has the right to defend himself!
Something funny just occurred to me: AEW lives or dies entirely at Tony Khans whim. If Tony suddenly decides that playing with living wrestling toys isn’t as fun as he thought it would be, there’s nobody behind him to keep this thing going.
Tony's statement was the most ridiculous part of this entire mess to me. He's probably the first promoter in wrestling history to never have seen an actual fight. Can you imagine Vince or Bill Watts EVER saying they "feared for their lives"? Even with his being the sone of a billionaire, I find it flabbergasting that Tony was apparently never involved in a playground push and shove. It explains a lot about why the product is so soft now.
He needs to leave wrestling now
those promoters didn't deal with soft bitch ass wrestlers like cm diva that like to sue them for money. TK was smart for saying that as ridiculous as it sounds they are covering their asses. punk is fucked. bye philicia 👋😂
It's like Tony Khan has never seen a bar fight or even a playground scuffle. Kids want to be like Triple H or Vince McMahon, kids were playing with Vince McMahon toys while he was the GM and making weekly appearances. There aren't even Tony Khan action figures because no one would buy them.
Wrestling i supposed to be about a celebration of masculinity. Tony Khan just doesn't have that masculine appeal to him. AEW may not last in 10 years like this.
Where would he see a real fight? This may have been his first exposure to a physical conflict.😅
@@TheChadTI Even with the privileged life he's led, he never had a playground scuffle with a bully or saw a bar fight? I'm pretty much the last guy who would participate in any of that. but it's shocking to me that anyone could become a near middle-aged adult with absolutely zero exposure to that sort of thing? How the other half live I guess.
I completely agree everything is Tony's fault here. Because he didn't do anything last year, it set a bad precedent. What he should've done last year was forced Punk and "The Elite" to shake hands and work together after the brawl to prove they were team players. And if they refused he should have fired everyone on the spot for making the environment there unprofessional. Punk obviously was trying to get fired and was so miserable. But I do think that Tony Khan should not be in charge of AEW. The guy isn't fit to run a McDonald's much like a wrestling promotion. Because it's clear in that statement he was forced to fire Punk because he doesn't have the balls to do anything himself.
You’re half right but cm punk reached out to the elite and Kenny several times after the brawl out asking to do business and squash their beef and Kenny had his lawyers tell punk “don’t talk to kenny” FTR even said in a podcast that punk is the only one willing to do business because he understands the business. And then we found out that a week before wembly punk AGAIN tried to meet with the elite and kenny, talk out their issues, and work together moving forward, and they canceled the meeting the last minute, and then left punk stranded at the airport in London. Punk isn’t the problem here
We're forgetting about all the incidents Sammy Guevara has gotten himself into (Andrade/ Eddie Kingston) and he still has a job.
@@thehorrorhound6575 THANK YOU I’m not trying to say Punk is perfect but what could he do in this situation he tried to do business and they still crapped on him
@@thehorrorhound6575 I am aware he tried to work with them which is precisely why I was saying Tony Khan should have fired them too. Because they have been stirring things up and I believe intentionally getting the locker room to turn on Punk which is both childish and unprofessional. Tony should've made them squash all of this a year ago and addressed it in the locker room and tell everyone that if they can't be professional then they are fired and sent home.
Like that’s gonna solve anything. That same shit was going to continue now regardless. Tony Kahns mistake was not firing punk last year when he went into business for himself and expose the business for his own personal benefit. Punks a cancer. Won’t be long til AJ divorce him
I thought Tony Khan was the savior of pro wrestling. I thought AEW was supposed to out do WWE on everything. I thought Dynamite, Rampage and Collision was supposed to be better than Raw, SD! And NXT. What a difference 4 years can make.
AEW is full of sweaty and fat grown ass men marks. Product is garbage from the start.
Survivor Series is in Chicago this year. I’d be very surprised if WWE doesn’t reach out to him for that show, even with their history. That would get a MASSIVE pop from the crowd and embarrass AEW.
That would be the time to bring him in. Good call.
And then punk drops the biggest pipe bomb shoot on Phony Con & AEW @ Survivor Series
But there is the royal rumble which makes the 10 year he walked out of wwe that would be a cool return
Triple H hates CM Punk and so does most of the veterans in the locker room
@@pleaseshutup7053surprise entrant at the rumble would be awesome
imagine if punk does what bret didn't do and shows up on raw with the "real" aew title 😂
that would be a wild game-changer
Then CM Punk would be the Real World's champion and confront Roman Reigns. Maybe there would be a feud between Punk and Corey Graves similar to Flair and Piper.
CM Punk should throw the AEW title in the Trash just like Madusa
WWE won't do that. That would only help that shii stain AEW promotion.
To have something they got associated with WWE. The actual biggest and most successful pro wrestling promotion in this business.
Now thats whats best for business!!! He shows up on raw wearing the title then either throws it in the trash or lights it on fire that would be massive
Tony always talks like he’s being held hostage 😂
😂😂😂😂😂 facts 🤣 💯 👏
He is, by the EVPs
@@marvinleong5902that, and he's always zooted out of his mind on adderall.
@@megsleyNo man. That’s cocaine
Feared for his life. Luckily Kenny was there to coddle him and whisper “he’ll never hurt you again.” The Bucks picked up the cameras and Hangman took over for the costume lady, so the staff and Tony could meet with the Jaguars’ therapist.
I wonder if tony khan watches horror movies alone 😂😂😂 Mike please don't hurt me dadddddddd helppppppppppp meeeeeeeeeeee
Pretty disgusting for Cornette to just berate and laugh at Tony for being scared. Tony has the build of a toothpick, Punk could easily hurt him if he wanted too. It's funny Cornette tries to distance himself from Trump but he and his fanbase fit the shoe so well.
@@JackLawrence-dn2jb wtf are you trying to get at?
Well an unstable dude with mental health issues went after him! You would be scared too
And Perry brought real glass.
The one thing that kept me going with AEW despite it being the worst product of wrestling was CM Punk. Now with him gone there just isn't enough intelligence to go around or to make this product redeemable.
This. Not even MJF being champion for longer than Reigns has been in WWE would be able to get me to watch AEW again.
I hope that when MJF's deal runs out at the end of this year that he tells Tony The Snowflake to fuck off & goes to WWE.
"Feared for his life" that statement would be more believable if this hypothetically was like Brock Lesnar rampaging at backstage
Coming back to this after they shows that footage is bloody gold.
Love how CM Punk is wearing the same corrections outfit that Nailz wore. The artwork is missing Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez because they must be on the AEW Discipline Committee.
Imagine Vince McMahon saying he feared for his life.
I wanted Punk back at WWE, now I need it. Say what you will about them as a company but none of this would ever happen. If he goes to WWE they’ll make CRAZY MONEY.
What exactly did CM Punk do that made Tony Khan fear for his life though? It was just a backstage fight. It's not like he had a gun or anything dangerous.
The way Travis drew Jim here - the way he resembles me right now, it's absolutely uncanny.
You're telling me all Andrade had to do was try to fight Tony and he could've got what he wanted
That's it? 😂
Yes. That’s precisely it!!!!
Andrade El Idolo can't wait to be a menace backstage now.
And he had issues with Sammy and Kingston
Love how Travis put Punk in a prison jumpsuit as a reference of Nailz and Vince Monahan's closed door altercation
Travis is a legend!
You guys made my weekend with this hour of Punk
It seems like The Bucks pulled the we screwed Bret to live out their HBK fantasy. I’m sure they have his play girl too. Hahaha
Yup. This basically high school theatre version of what if the Kliq never disbanded.
I remember Jim Cornette leaving ROH about 10 years ago, the final straw was when the corporate suits bailed, leaving Jim in charge of a chaotic scene involving an injured wrestler and no one able to find a ride back to the hotel because the venue was located beside a highway. The way he described Cm Punk waving a hockey stick threatening everyone is very similar to that night, and Jim's own actions, he started screaming about how he wanted to kill the corporate goofs. Haha.
I mena let's keep it a buck they're essentially the same person for better or worse, but would Jim deal with him??
Jim must have CTE. Why else would he be so angry?
And now we saw the video!!!
Just finished listening to the full episode and I watching every clip they bring out.
Where do you listen to the full episodes? I'm new here
@@BLACKSTA361on this RUclips channel
It's crazy how someone can be antagonized so much to the point where he bites back and gets punished for it
Punk didn’t bite back. Ace bit back.
@@phenomenalclassic93 I'm referring to this incident, from what was reported with the first incident I'm pretty sure I remember punk giving someone a black eye. I don't blame him for it though
Jim’s iconic laugh at 1:58 always have me rolling🤣🤣
His laugh literally cures depression 🤣🤣🤣
Tony Khan was startled and had to look up from snorting a line of coke and jump out of his seat when Punk lunged at him!
Punk: "This place is a joke, you're a clown. I quit."
Tony: "Everyone backstage was in danger and i feared for my safety and my life."
This shit just gets funnier and funnier as time passes.
Sounds like The Bucks & their minions have been harassing/bullying Punk all this time. Punk is going to have a good argument for a hostile work environment. Khan should just give him his full contract amount, because it could cost him a lot more in the long run.
If Punk has to sit down for a mental evaluation. His ego and attitude would make him look bad.
@jeepeernj99 cool story lady
Imagine if Tony khan was around when Harley race came to a wrestling event with a hand gun
Even Sid with his squidgy, would have Tony passing out.
or Dr. D. David Schultz showing his rifles to Lord Alfred Hayes and Vince McMahon.
I heard this on Collision but hearing it now with Jim laughing in the background is amazing
Thanks guys
Was waiting for this
tony has tiny jiblets
I love Cornette but he's always working his Cult of Cornette
And during the few moments that we have left
We want to talk right down to earth
In a language that everybody here can easily understand
Cope. Which Young Buck is your favorite? “niETheR!” Sure, sure.
Cult's are never good. Look how Jim Jones turned out.
And now they've aired the footage and shown Khan is either a liar or a complete coward
Punk quit on the spot. Joe had to talk him into doing the match. This statement is clout-chasing.
Your source?
It’s in the dirt sheets
Hearing Jim howl with laughter in the background is how we all feel lol 🤣
How would Tony have dealt with Nailz confronting him? 😂
The most anticipated video on RUclips!
seeing this artwork after listening to the whole thing for an hour made me giggle like a litte schoolgirl
make you appreciate Vince McMahon and how he ran WWE. He didn't take crap from anyone. He called Lesnar an asshole before
Tony Khan Fears CM Punk
Since Cody left. We’ve heard more about what’s going on backstage then about what’s happening with storylines at AEW and that’s telling.
So Tony's safety was okay for the rest of the show and the following six days until The Cucamonga Kids, Twinkle Toes, Hangnail and Cutlet gave the order to fire him.
So ur defending punks actions in escalating to violence?
@@eddiew2325😂 Don't write a check you can't cash, little boy. Crying victim afterwards just shows you clowns are soft.
this is even more funny now lol
Khan “pushing and shoving put everyone in danger”
Khan “tune in next week, our first ever , razor blades and cheese grater massacre match, inside a ring filled with explosives”
Punk should do a "most dangerous man in pro wrestling" gimmick
Tony is not only a Klown,hes also a liar. Punk quit,he wasnt fired
Remember we've mow seen the footage.
Your butt bonking 2 monitors whilst you stop a take down will make an adult man fear for their life.
🤡
Tony. Why didn't you stand up and put some bass in your voice? 😂
It was a crap situation to be in. No doubt. You shouldn't have had to have that happen. But, you let it happen.
Think of how many steps it took to get there and how many chances you had to stop it?
This is all even funnier in hindsight 😂
This is a statement from a man running a professional wrestling company. Even if Kurt Angle held a rifle to Vince's head, I don't see McMahon making such a cowardly non kayfabe statement.
Well shoot, I stopped watching WWE over 20 years ago. Never seen cm punk wrestle until AEW. Instantly liked him and now I'm about done with wrestling again.
I'm pretty much done with AEW. Was never an Elite fan.
I imagine Tony just screaming as loud as he could while cm punk walked towards him ,
His eyes probly turned into saucers
The privilege is hilarious that TK has. TK is always saying “this is the greatest, tomorrows going to be great, this was the greatest” and he’s maybe been right once 😅
Punk with the Nailz jumpsuit is tremendous
They booed Tony because they were in Chicago. Anywhere else Tony would get the biggest cheer of his life and they would be right to cheer him
"Phil play an important role within AEW and I want to thank him for his contribution. The termination of his AEW contracts with cause is ultimately my decision and mine alone" - Tony Khan
I refuse to give this company anymore of my money congrats tony
Cant imagine how happy punk is to finally get his release from this company
😂😂😂Jack Perry is truly turning into an all time great heel 🤣 classic heel taking some major heat off of Punk.
Jim Cornette had me giggling once he played the audio from Tony Kahn hell I found it comical myself
Tune in next week
Was CM Punk fearing for his life, when Tony’s 3 VP’s decided to storm his locker room
CM Punk should go to WWE starting a faction called The Discipline Committee !!!!!!
Who all thinks AEW just killed Chicago?
So basically, Mr. Khan is saying “Punk screwed Punk” - That didn’t go over well in 97-98 and it’s even worse in 23-24
By the end of the year I’m convinced my YT channel will be more popular than Collision.
Tony Kahnt.
TK looks like the kind of guy that fears for his life when he accidentally drinks dairy milk
Or a vegan that fears for their life when they accidentally eat meat.
Tony feared for his life every time he signed a new wrestler. That hug he’d give was basically saying
Please don’t yell at me