Samoa Joe wrestled CM Punk in his final match AEW At All In after his departure as Punk was released due to his physical altercation with Jack Perry at All In.
The incident with Punk and Perry nearly caused the show to be reshuffled. In an interview with ESPN, Joe discussed the incident.
“There was a little bit of an incident. We got it broken up. We went out there and wrestled, man. That’s the gist of it. Everybody wants it to be a lot more than what it is, but that’s what it was. And to speak any more on it would be pointless unless you’re trying to get a scorecard and stuff — but trust me, it wasn’t that type of a fight.”
Joe also responded to whether it was a big deal.
“Not to me. I’ve seen fights break out. Stuff happens. But again, that’s me. I’ve been in these situations, I’ve seen that. I’ll find it funny when people are like, ‘Oh, Joe’s cool with it.’ I mean, nah man, it was a high-stress situation. Sure. But I mean, it’s one I’ve seen happen many times. We get it squashed out. We had a show to do. We had [81,035] fans waiting out there. And that was my focus, because that’s what it was about at that moment. We’re about to go out and have the best night of our lives.”
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Samoa Joe, a prominent professional wrestler, recently wrestled CM Punk in his final match at AEW All In. This match came after Punk’s release from the company due to a physical altercation with Jack Perry at the event. The incident caused quite a stir and almost led to a reshuffling of the show.
In an interview with ESPN, Samoa Joe opened up about the incident and shed some light on what happened. He mentioned that there was a little bit of an incident between Punk and Perry, but it was quickly broken up. Despite the rumors and speculation surrounding the altercation, Joe emphasized that it wasn’t as serious as people made it out to be.
Joe stated, “Everybody wants it to be a lot more than what it is, but that’s what it was. And to speak any more on it would be pointless unless you’re trying to get a scorecard and stuff — but trust me, it wasn’t that type of a fight.” He made it clear that fights breaking out in the wrestling industry are not uncommon, and he has seen similar situations many times before.
When asked if it was a big deal to him, Joe responded, “Not to me. I’ve seen fights break out. Stuff happens. But again, that’s me. I’ve been in these situations, I’ve seen that.” He acknowledged that it was a high-stress situation but focused on the fact that they had a show to do and thousands of fans waiting for them. His main priority was delivering the best performance possible for the audience.
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In conclusion, the incident between CM Punk and Jack Perry at AEW All In caused some commotion, but Samoa Joe reassured fans that it was not as significant as it may have seemed. He emphasized the importance of focusing on the show and delivering a memorable experience for the fans. With eWrestlingNews.com, wrestling enthusiasts can stay informed about all the latest happenings in the world of professional wrestling.