After 9 months and countless reports about the incident, the infamous footage from AEW All In will finally come to light.
During the April 6th episode of Collision, a graphic came up on screen that promoted an appearance by The Young Bucks on the April 10th broadcast. Matthew and Nicholas Jackson will present backstage footage from the show and discuss it for the first time. It is known that cameras at the venue had the footage, but nothing has been broadcast and has only been discussed by various parties involved.
The infamous incident from Wembley Stadium saw Jack Perry and CM Punk get into a physical altercation after Perry’s match on the pre-show. During his match, Perry stated there was real glass on a car, which was in reference to a previous argument that he had with Punk backstage. Although some may have been under the impression that this would not be what most expect, as The Bucks have a reputation for playing jokes on the fans, this is actually not the case.
As reported by Fightful Select, this will be the genuine footage that is broadcast and is not something that AEW would bait if they could not deliver. There are also no legal implications from the footage being broadcast to the public. No AEW sources that Fightful have spoken to have seen the footage.
CM Punk Tells His Side Of The AEW All In Incident
The announcement comes less than a week after CM Punk’s appearance on The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani. With his time in AEW being brought up frequently in the 1 hour 50-minute chat, CM Punk would also explain what happened at All In back in August 2023.
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