WWE's website has removed CM Punk from previously advertised appearances at Raw episodes in Glasgow on March 24 and London on March 31 during the upcoming European tour.
WWE has removed CM Punk from two previously advertised European tour dates.
The company’s website no longer lists Punk for Raw episodes in Glasgow on March 24 and London on March 31.
Punk was never officially announced for these dates but had been included among the wrestlers advertised as appearing at these shows.
The wrestler remains scheduled for several other European tour dates from March 17-30. These include the March 17 Raw at Forest National in Brussels, SmackDown on March 21 at Unipol Arena in Bologna, and house shows in Belfast, Nottingham, London, Vienna, and Amsterdam.
The European tour runs from March 14-31 during the build to WrestleMania 41.
Next Monday on Raw, Punk will face Seth Rollins in a steel cage match, which was announced following their brawl earlier this week.
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