Major Highlights from Austin/McMahon Interview: Vince Apologizes to CM Punk, Will Randy Savage Enter the WWE Hall of Fame?, Who Made the Call to End the Streak?, More

December 1, 2014

cm punk While we are currently providing complete coverage of the Steve Austin interview with Vince McMahon, the following are some major highlights coming from the interview:

–Steve Austin asked Vince if he wanted to talk about CM Punk, and Vince started by apologizing to Punk for firing him on his wedding day. Punk revealed in his interview on Colt Cabana’s podcast that he was fired on his wedding day, and Vince said due to a miscommunication Punk’s severance papers arrived on his wedding day, and for that, Vince apologized.

Vince added much like it has happened in the past with guys like Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin and The Ultimate Warrior, he hopes WWE and CM Punk can do business together again in the future.

-Austin asked Vince if we would ever see Macho Man Randy Savage in the WWE Hall of Fame, Vince replied with “Yes.” Austin asked for clarification on that answer and Vince emphatically answered “Yes.”

-With regards to the Streak ending at WrestleMania 30, Vince McMahon said he made the call himself to have Brock Lesnar defeat The Undertaker.

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