#Farm boy beats world champion wrestler full#

So, that was the poopy part, where everyone was like, why doesn't anyone tell us what's happening and then your forced to come up with your own opinion or theory to what exactly happened.īayern Munich SUSPEND Sadio Mane - and take a fine from his £17m-per-year wages - for 'misconduct' after he PUNCHED team-mate Leroy Sane in the faceĪl-Nassr confirm that Rudi Garcia has LEFT the club 'by mutual agreement' after reports claimed Cristiano Ronaldo was 'not satisfied' by the boss 'We're gone and sworn to secrecy, we can't say anything - legally. Because people were like, hey we know this thing happened, we heard this thing happened, it's all over the dirt sheets - why don't we know what happened. Omega added: 'I think for a while there was this confusion. The current AEW World Trios champion believes that the locker-room is now a better place, but admits the hardest thing was not being able to share what really happened with everyone.

I think across the board everybody thinks it was a terrible situation that wasn't necessary.'įollowing the incident, all involved were suspended, although Ace Steel - who sided with Punk - was fired. 'I don't think anyone is happy that it happened or is proud that it happened, or anything like that. Kenny Omega clashed with Punk following his remarks in the post-show media press conference 'It's a shame that the general public and other people aren't ever going to know what went down and how it could have been prevented and ended differently,' the former AEW World Champion said.

#Farm boy beats world champion wrestler full#

However, speaking on an episode of The Sessions with Renee Paquette in February, Omega did address the incident and confirmed that the full details of what happened will never be known. Punk would also go on to throw shade on several other AEW talent, and it led to a backstage fight dubbed 'Brawl Out' that is still shrouded in secrecy, with the names involved unable to speak publicly about the incident. Punk had criticised both Omega and The Young Bucks and accused them of being 'irresponsible people' who 'couldn't manage a Target'.

He notably suffered a torn triceps injury that has kept him on the sidelines in the wake of the infamous brawl, but is thought to have recovered from surgery and put himself in a good position for a sensational return. However, a Wrestling Observer Radio report claims that a decision on the two-time champion's future is set to be made at some point, and Punk is just about ready to get back into the action. The decision to let the 44-year-old back into the fold would lie with AEW CEO Tony Khan