CM Punk
Shortly after WrestleMania 42, CM Punk disappeared from TV. He returned and made a statement, by replacing Cody Rhodes to defeat Sami Zayn and become Undisputed WWE Champion. Ending Sami’s reign at 9 days caused anger, but Punk was the perfect option. WWE was coming from Chicago and even if Punk belittled the city, they would still cheer him. Punk is back and already wearing gold heading into SummerSlam. We are now all living in the ‘summer of Punk’ and yes, that’s a direct reference to the final few months of his time in Ring of Honor (ROH).
While not officially confirmed, Nick Aldis will put his wrestling boots back on against Gunther at SummerSlam (WWE, YouTube)
Nick Aldis
When Nick Aldis signed with WWE, we all thought he would finally get to wrestle for the largest pro wrestling company in the world. He proved himself in the NWA and TNA Wrestling. So, when he was announced as the general manager of SmackDown, it felt like a major letdown. When Kevin Owens was unable to compete against Randy Orton at WrestleMania, Aldis should have been the replacement. Obviously, it did not happen but a match at SummerSlam opposite Gunther will be announced soon. Even if it’s one match and done, I’m glad Nick Aldis gets his WWE moment.
Not even diverticulitis could stop Kenny Omega from becoming AEW Champion again (AEW, YouTube)
Kenny Omega
Kenny Omega was in rough shape a few years ago. Forget about pro wrestling for a second. Omega was diagnosed with diverticulitis and doctors said if he waited another 24 hours without medical help, he would likely be dead. Thankfully, his health improved and “The Cleaner” was able to get back inside an AEW ring. I feared he would lose to MJF and never be able to challenge for the AEW World Championship again. AEW pulled a fast one and Omega is once again at the top of AEW. He bypassed death and now he’s going to headline All In against Will Ospreay. Here: https://yourprowrestlinghq.substack.com/p/pwhq-power-rankings-january-2026