Currently ranked 10th in the Western Conference League, Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard was recently seen with boss Steve Ballmer, WWE CEO Nick Khan and World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk.
"The Second City Saint" returned to WWE in 2023 and has been on a roll ever since. Having won two world titles upon his return, Punk now presumably serves as one of the faces of the promotion. Scheduled to defend his World Title against Finn Balor at Elimination Chamber in Chicago, Punk is also scheduled to be involved in a World Title match against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 42.
A few weeks before his scheduled matches, Punk was seen having a possible meeting with Leonard, Ballmer and WWE CEO Khan. A video posted on HoopJab's YouTube shows Punk and Khan at the Clippers practice facility in Los Angeles.
The video begins with Leonard walking away, while Punk and Khan appear in the video with Ballmer shortly after. The video shows Punk carrying his World Heavyweight Championship, Ballmer is also seen with the LA Clippers WWE Legacy Title. As of this writing, there has been no confirmation from either side as to what the meeting was about.
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CM Punk gives honest WWE retirement plans
47-year-old CM Punk is definitely in the final stages of his career. Last month, during an interview with Cinema Blend, Punk opened up about his retirement plans. "When I was 15, if you asked me if I'd be wrestling at 40, I would tell you 'No, that's crazy. 40 is too old.' I am 47 years old and I don't feel old yet. Terry Funk wrestled a long time,” Punk said.
"Ric Flair wrestled a long time," Punk said. "I mean, there are luchadors who are in their 70s who are still doing it. I guess maybe the big 50 is when I should bow out gracefully. Knock on wood, if nothing else terrible happens."
Over the past few months, wrestling fans have seen many legends like John Cena, AJ Styles, and Hiroshi Tanahashi retire.
