CM Punk has revealed when he plans to retire from professional wrestling. In a new interview with CinemaBlend, the current World Heavyweight Champion discussed how his perspective on age has shifted over his 24-year career, but he still has a specific endpoint in mind. “When I was 15, if you asked me if I'd be wrestling when I was 40, I would tell you 'No, that's crazy. 40 is so old,'” Punk said. “I'm 47, and I don't feel old yet." Despite citing legends like Terry Funk and Ric Flair who wrestled well into their later years, Punk admitted he does not want to follow that same path. “Do I want to be doing that? Probably not,” Punk stated. “I would estimate probably the big 50 is when I should maybe gracefully bow out. Knock on wood, if nothing else horrible happens.” Punk also praised his former rival John Cena for his recent "perfect" retirement, noting that Cena showed the locker room how to exit the industry with dignity. “He got out at the right time. He showed us a way to exit...