Bischoff continued, “However, if Phil can realize that he’s much like anybody that’s got a bad habit, eventually if you’ve got a bad habit that’s holding you back from being more successful, then you’ve gotta fix that bad habit. If Phil can do that and sit down and have an honest conversation with Paul Levesque — Paul Levesque’s a smart dude. I think if Paul Levesque were to truly believe Phil Brooks, then I think there’s a shot. The situation, the environment would be a lot different in WWE than it was in AEW.”

Bischoff noted that Punk won’t be able to throw his weight around or try and intimidate people in a WWE locker room. He then brought up how he was welcomed in after doing “horrible” things.

“I’m speaking from a unique perspective,” Bischoff stated. “Look at all the horrible s*** that I did to WWE, including almost putting them out of business. Their words, not mine. When I finally got there in 2002 and was having serious conversations with people that are still close friends of mine, that was a time when everybody was afraid WWE was going to shut down because of the real competition we were coming to the table with every Monday night [with football].”