CM Punk has won everything possible in WWE, but there’s one stipulation the Best in the World absolutely hates.
Despite Punk being critical of WWE: Unreal, the star was heavily featured in the behind-the-scenes Netflix documentary.
Punk’s journey to WrestleMania was documented, including his appearances at the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, and the Las Vegas event.
In the documentary, Punk revealed his least favourite stipulation in WWE, despite the fact that he’s won the match before.
CM Punk hates the WWE Elimination Chamber match
Appearing ahead of his appearance in the Elimination Chamber in 2025, Punk revealed his opinions on the stipulation.
“It’s, possibly, the stupidest match that we do here,” revealed the Best in the World on the Netflix documentary.
Punk took on John Cena, Drew McIntyre, Logan Paul, Seth Rollins, and Damian Priest for a chance to challenge Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41.
Punk lost the match to Cena, but even if he had won he wouldn’t change his opinions on the famous stipulation.
“The structure is unforgiving not in, like, a PR way, in a very much: ‘It hurts like hell way and it doesn’t move, and it doesn’t make any noise,'” said Punk.
“It’s your worst enemy,” added the star. “Like, whoever designed this really doesn’t like human beings. Or at least us.”
Punk has appeared in several Elimination Chamber matches and even won the match against Chris Jericho, Dolph Ziggler, The Miz, Kofi Kingston, and R-Truth in 2012.
CM Punk’s record at WWE Elimination Chamber
Punk’s thoughts about Elimination Chamber might come from his sketchy record inside the dangerous structure.
The Best in the World has appeared in five Elimination Chamber matches, but his appearance in 2012 is his sole win.
However, the star does have the second-best record when it comes to eliminations. Punk has seven eliminations to his name, just three less than Jericho in the top spot.
Punk is level with Triple H on seven eliminations inside the structure.