When Paul Heyman brought out CM Punk to be the fifth member of the Roman Reigns' OG Bloodline WarGames team, it felt like a full-circle moment in more ways than one. Sure, it's been years, nay, decades since the duo worked together,

Saturday night, WWE's Survivor Series came and went, with the unsteady alliance between Roman Reigns and CM Punk pretty much going off without a hitch

Paul Heyman has been in the world of professional wrestling for nearly four decades now. He's seen just about everything the business has to offer and how wrestlers can connect with the fans. So when talking about one of the biggest stars of the last 20 years,

Friday's episode of SmackDown delivered a bombshell ahead of Survivor Series: WarGames when CM Punk claimed Paul Heyman owed him a favor—a mysterious arrangement some fans are assuming dates back to June.

Paul Heyman has known CM Punk for well over a decade now, and despite knowing him for so long, even he is a bit surprised at just how far the WWE star has come in his career. Speaking with Shakiel Mahjouri for CBS Sports in a recent interview,

WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman didn't appear on NXT's episode at the ECW 2300 arena for one key reason. When the WWE returned to the iconic ECW 2300 arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with an episode of NXT, Paul Heyman felt like a lock to appear. However, the Wiseman of the Bloodline sat out of the return to the venue.

During his early time in WWE, CM Punk was branded as a "Paul Heyman Guy," which was a scarlet letter and not the badge of honor it would become.

However, according to Paul Heyman — who has always gone to bat for Punk — even he didn't believe that Punk would end up having a more fascinating character today than he had back in 2012. "I'd say that's just not in the cards for him,

CM Punk wrestled his first match in WWE for almost two months on Saturday night when he united with the Original Bloodline of Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn and Jimmy and Jey Uso to take on the current incarnation of the group (Solo Sikoa,