WWE News: Jim Ross says that CM Punk could return to pro wrestling

CM Punk 

During the latest Jim Ross podcast “The Ross Report,” J.R. talked with Shawn Daivari and Ken Anderson. During the first half of the show, Ross interviewed Daivari and they discussed a number of hot topics circulating around the wide world of professional wrestling, including the status of former WWE Champion CM Punk.

J.R. asked Daivari if he thought Punk was done with wrestling for good, or if he thought Punk might make a comeback one day. Daivari’s initial response was: “I think he has had his last advertised pro wrestling run.”

As they continued to discuss the current situation surrounding CM Punk, Jim Ross chipped in with hs two cents, making the comment that “I think he can find fun outside of the WWE...I did” J.R. went on to suggest that he did believe Punk still had a strong desire to wrestle again, but that he thinks the ship has sailed between Punk and the WWE. J.R. stated that there was simply a lack of overall communication between Punk and WWE management.

The entire interview can be heard in the video provided. 

It's also worth noting that Daivari is now operating his own wrestling school which he started with Ken Anderson, his brother Ariya, Molly Holly and Arik Cannon. The school is called The Academy: School of Professional Wrestling. It is located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.