5 reasons why now is the perfect time for CM Punk to sign with AEW

#3 CM Punk will have creative freedom in AEW

Remember when CM Punk buried Kevin Nash on the mic? I was laughing the whole time watching this clip on YouTube. pic.twitter.com/yBynSpM6In

— Iris (@Angelic_Kingdom) February 5, 2021

While CM Punk left an impact on the business in WWE, it isn't wrong to say that some of the momentum he had was sucked out due to poor creative decisions. It never quite reached the magnitude that was afforded to men like John Cena, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and The Rock.

In AEW, so far, most of the talent has had a lot of input into their creative allowing for better stories and feuds that have carried over well. One must only look to Chris Jericho, whose creativity and legendary status have ensured his staying power.

A little bit of the bubbly! Chris Jericho is a national treasure. @IAmJericho pic.twitter.com/zR93meT6Io

— Kiko Guanco (@ultimatekiko) September 5, 2019

Punk has that in more ways than one, and there's no telling what he could do when left to his devices. Indeed, people like Tony Khan have provided the canvas for his wrestling artists to paint their masterpieces.

While it's a well-known fact that CM Punk hasn't wrestled a live match in seven years, his co-star Stephen Amell from Heels, alleges that The Voice of the Voiceless can still go. Does Punk have the hunger and drive to make up for the seven years he lost? Only time will tell.