CM Punk SummerSlam Record

CM Punk is an American professional wrestler, considered one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. Punk’s real name is Phillip Jack Brooks. Born on October 26, 1978, Punk hails from Chicago and made his professional debut in 1997. For the next eight years, he worked in promotions such as IWA Mid-South, Full Impact Pro, Lunatic Wrestling Federation, and prominently in Ring of Honor and TNA. In 2005, he was signed by WWE and assigned to Ohio Valley Wrestling, the Company’s then-developmental territory.

The next year, he became the ECW Champion and soon won two Money in the Bank briefcases and world titles. Punk then formed the Straight Edge Society in WWE, and then led the New Nexus before the much-known Pipebomb and Summer of Punk in 2011. He held the WWE Championship for 434 days until 2013 and then left the WWE the next year. Punk returned to wrestling seven years later in All Elite Wrestling and won the AEW World Championship twice before parting ways with the Company in 2023 after a backstage brawl. He made his return to WWE at Survivor Series 2023.

CM Punk SummerSlam Wins and Losses

CM Punk has won four and lost four matches at SummerSlam. He has competed in a total of eight matches at SummerSlam. He has headlined SummerSlam twice - first against Jeff Hardy in 2009 and then against John Cena in 2011. Following Punk’s victory against John Cena, Alberto Del Rio cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase on CM Punk and ended his title reign.

CM Punk SummerSlam Apperances

CM Punk has competed in eight matches in SummerSlam so far. His last SummerSlam match was 11 years ago in 2013 against fellow Paul Heyman Guy Brock Lesnar in a No Disqualification Match. Punk will face Drew McIntyre at SummerSlam 2024, his ninth match at the event.

List of CM Punk Matches at SummerSlam

CM Punk’s SummerSlam 2024 match - vs. Drew McIntyre

CM Punk made his WWE return in Survivor Series 2023 and soon got into a scuffle with Seth Rollins. Rollins’ WrestleMania opponent Drew McIntyre started taking continuous digs at CM Punk before the event. At WrestleMania, McIntyre won the match but Punk beat him down allowing Mr. Money in the Bank Damian Priest to cash in his briefcase. CM Punk then cost McIntyre his match at Clash at the Castle and then when he cashed in his briefcase at Money in the Bank.

In the latter match, Seth Rollins also lost the match due to Punk’s interference and got into a heated argument with him. On the other hand, McIntyre started wreaking havoc on RAW demanding a singles match against the Second City Saint. The match was then made official and Seth Rollins was announced to be the special guest referee of the match. This will be CM Punk’s first match at SummerSlam in eleven years.