What is the story about?
Part of the ‘CM Hogan’ criticism that’s followed CM Punk’s return on the July 6 Raw in Chicago was that he’d been a part-timer this year. Prior to replacing Cody Rhodes and beat Sami Zayn for the Undisputed WWE championship this past Monday night, Punk had been off since the night after WrestleMania back in April.
He’ll be making towns now that the company’s entrusted them with one of its top prizes. Money player Punk is listed as a featured superstar for all SmackDown tapings listed on WWE.com’s
event page. And Punk’s “Champ Shit” house show schedule went up on his Instagram Story last night…
Altogether, the WWE champ’s upcoming schedule look like this:
- July 10: SmackDown in Oklahoma City
- July 11: Live event in Las Cruces, NM
- July 12: Live event in Albuquerque, NM
- July 16: Live event in Allentown, PA
- July 17: SmackDown in Albany, NY
- July 24: SmackDown in Oakland, CA
- July 25: Live event in Stockton, CA
- July 26: Live event in Bakersfield, CA
- July 30: Live event in Springfield, IL
- July 31: SmackDown in Green Bay, WI
- Aug. 6: Live event in Fairfax, VA
- Aug. 7: SmackDown in Philadelphia
- Aug. 13: Live event in Manchester, NH
- Aug. 14: SmackDown in Boston
- Aug. 20: Live event in London, Ontario
- Aug. 21: SmackDown in Toronto
- Aug. 22: Live event in Edmonton, Alberta
- Aug. 23: Live event in Calgary, Alberta
- Aug. 28: SmackDown in Cleveland
- Aug. 29: Live event in Savannah, GA
- Aug. 30: Live event in North Charleston, SC
Excited for a Summer of Full-Time WWE champ CM Punk?
