CM Punk is not someone to shirk away from causing controversy when he has the mic in his hand. His popularity reached a crescendo back in the day when he did the unthinkable and called out the backroom politics of Triple H, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon, and the entire backroom in WWE.

This time, on WWE RAW, he has done it again, in a major way, but one of the names he called out is unthinkable.

CM Punk did what no one thought he would and just called out TKO in a big way

Cody Rhodes has every reason to be upset with TKO. They are reportedly the ones who asked for Pat McAfee to be involved and got him involved with Randy Orton. So when he called everyone out on WWE SmackDown, that was understandable, but that was not all that was happening either.

Now, CM Punk has called McAfee out even though he was not involved with the segment or SmackDown at all. It seems that McAfee taking shots at the current state of WWE did not sit well with him, so he decided to take the star to task for his comments against the company and the stars currently working there. He also called McAfee “MAGAfee,” indicating his support for the current Republican government under President Donald Trump.

CM Punk focused on the “agent”, meaning Ari Emanuel, who is the one who has helped raise the ticket prices to where they are. The company has been disappointed with ticket sales, all the while ticket prices have gone to heretofore unseen levels. Punk decided to use this to call them out for their decision.

“And you would think I’m done but I’m not. Because, everyone’s getting it tonight. Pat MAGAfee, you buddy-whipped, no brain h**lbilly. You think you can come here to the business, my business of pro wrestling and run your mouth? Well you just wrote a check your narrow a** can’t cash. You want to talk about ticket sales? Well do me a favor, call up that agent, that was foolish enough to shoehorn you into this business and this show, and tell him to lower the ticket prices.”

As the head of TKO, Ari Emanuel being referred to in a negative light on the show was unexpected, but Punk went there.