Top WWE Star Pulled from Major Shows Ahead of WrestleMania 41
WWE’s recent social media activity indicates CM Punk will not appear at March 24 Glasgow and March 31 London RAW episodes while maintaining his March 28 SmackDown London commitment.
WWE has apparently pulled CM Punk from two upcoming RAW episodes during the company’s European tour, according to recent changes in WWE’s promotional materials. The Second City Saint no longer appears in advertisements for the March 24 and March 31 RAW episodes scheduled for Glasgow and London, respectively.
The removal comes as WWE prepares for its extensive European tour on the Road to WrestleMania 41. When initially announced, CM Punk was promoted for numerous shows throughout the continent, including appearances in London, Glasgow, Brussels, Bologna, and additional European locations.
The recent changes to WWE’s promotional strategy suggest a significant schedule adjustment for Punk, potentially disappointing fans who expected to see him at these specific shows. While removed from the two RAW episodes, Punk remains scheduled to appear at the SmackDown taping on March 28, also taking place in London.
This scheduling modification appears to affect only selected dates rather than representing a complete removal from the European tour. The continued inclusion of Punk in the SmackDown taping indicates he will still participate in portions of WWE’s international schedule despite the RAW adjustments.
No official explanation has been provided for these specific scheduling changes as WWE continues finalizing details for its European tour in the weeks leading to WrestleMania 41.
