Coming up on today's wrestling news, Tony Kahn breaks his silence on the CM Punk Wembley fight. Where are Jericho and Britt Baker? How does Tony Kahn feel about W.E.'s counter programming? And Tony Kahn's thoughts on Eric Bischoff. I'm Adam Wilborn. And I'm Phil Chambers. And this is the news. The Tony Kahn News. Well, yes, exactly. We've got other news stories coming a little bit later on today,

but obviously we're starting off today,

talking all about the fallout from Tony Carnes interview on Ariel Harwanimi

and Hamlet's previewed it yesterday.

And it's a really good chat, really interesting.

I think Tony Khan comes across really well.

And it comes across great, in fact.

And the back and forth between him and Ariel is interesting to watch as well. But also, they get into the stuff that we kind of want to talk about in the first place.

To start off with, let's talk about Tony Carn and his thoughts around C.M. Punk, who's not with AW in

case you've missed it.

He's in WW now following, well, two different fights, basically.

C-M-Punk's going to see him puck.

Brawl in and brawl out.

Subsequently, the Wembley fight at, which one was that one?

All out? All In. All In.

And then the All Out Press Conference. Yes. Yes, that was it. The All Out Press Conference was what

caused the first fight. Well, Hangman Page caused the first fight. But All In was the big one with

Jack Perry that was kind of the final nail in the whole coffee.

And Erio Hawani brought it all up about the drama and their choice to air the footage, obviously, of the backstage altercation, which I think everyone agrees was kind of a dumb idea, to be honest.

But Tony Garne said it's interesting because I do think I didn't necessarily agree with the description of how it all happened, but also it's a TV show and did a very strong number.

He did say that he wishes things had worked out between Punk and AW.

Around the time, Collision started, Khan wanted to reconcile and continue their working relationship, but that wasn't possible.

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