WWE star CM Punk spoke on his retirement plans during a Japan trip, amid several of his co-stars' retirements in the near future.

CM Punk is set to face Jey Uso for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship at Saturday Night's Main Event XLI.

CM Punk may retire from WWE sooner than fans are hoping for, as he recently detailed in a vlog from their Japan tour.

It feels like not all that long ago that CM Punk returned to WWE after nearly 10 years away from the company, but his time in the ring may be closer to wrapping

CM Punk sees many of his peers hanging it up, but that doesn’t exactly mean he’s itching to follow them any time soon. Punk was featured in a new behind-the-scenes vlog during WWE’s recent tours of Australia and Japan.

Vince McMahon liked things done a certain way, which is why he was outraged when CM Punk wanted to make a change to his look in WWE.

Uso was elevated to the main-event scene earlier this year when he won the Royal Rumble and defeated Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 41. His reign lasted just 51 days before he lost the title back to Gunther, and many expected him to be relegated back to the midcard.

There will be a new World Heavyweight Champion crowned at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1. Raw general manager Adam Pearce revealed on Monday’s ep

Former UFC champion Tyron Woodley delivered a personal message to CM Punk on Sunday for his 47th birthday. Punk courteously responded to his friend and fellow Roufusport product.