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David Otunga Praises CM Punk’s Physical Transformation
CM Punk returned to WWE with a noticeably bulkier physique.
Some fans questioned how he changed his body, but David Otunga said Punk has long been serious about improving his fitness.
Otunga recalled Punk asking him for gym advice during their early WWE days.
His comments offer a former colleague’s perspective on Punk’s training, but do not establish how the transformation happened.
CM Punk returned to WWE with a significantly bulkier physique after losing at WrestleMania 42.
Former WWE star David Otunga praised Punk’s body transformation and said he believes Punk is in the greatest shape of his life.
Otunga recalled that Punk asked him questions about weightlifting during their first WWE run together.
Otunga said the exchange showed Punk was serious about training and humble enough to learn.
Some fans questioned whether Punk’s transformation was natural.
- Who
- CM Punk and former WWE star David Otunga.
- What
- Otunga praised Punk’s physical transformation and recalled their shared time on the road.
- When
- After Punk returned to WWE following his loss at WrestleMania 42. The date is not stated.
- Where
- WWE. The location is not stated.
- Why
- Otunga said Punk had taken his physique seriously and was humble enough to ask questions as a beginner at working out.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
CM Punk's gone under a tremendous body transformation
He's humble enough and ... realized he's a beginner in working out
Otunga recalled that Punk asked him about wearing a belt while squatting.
Punk returned to WWE with a significantly bulkier physique.
- WrestleMania 42
- Punk lost before returning to WWE
- David Otunga
- Former WWE star who praised Punk’s transformation
- Punk’s training
- He asked Otunga about wearing a belt while squatting
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