CM Punk fired back at ESPN broadcaster Pat McAfee on "Monday Night Raw," slamming his involvement in a major WrestleMania 42 feud with Cody Rhodes.

When WWE Raw moved to Netflix on January 6, 2025, Pat McAfee was in the commentary booth. Not as a guest, but as part of the regular broadcast team alongside Michael Cole, confirmed by WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H before the first episode even aired.

Pat White got some love from his former teammate during the WVU hoops win on Sunday.

Netflix is reportedly the prime contender to secure broadcast rights for The Pat McAfee Show. According to reports, the streaming giant has emerged as the frontrunner to land McAfee's popular podcast as his next deal window begins to take shape over the next 12 to 14 months.

Legendary Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski is giving Pat McAfee the thrill of March Madness as the tournament winds down with an epic present. “The Pat McAfee Show” is featuring the college basketball icon regularly throughout the NCAA Tournament.

The show opened with a Randy Orton-Cody Rhodes promo that turned physical, with Rhodes getting the advantage until McAfee showed up and attacked the American Nightmare before delivering a promo about TV ratings and needing to "save the f--king business."

On Friday’s WWE SmackDown, Pat McAfee was revealed as the mystery man who was on the phone with Randy Orton. After attacking Cody Rhodes, McAfee questioned Rhodes as the leader of the business, noting that everything in WWE is terrible. Speaking on his show, McAfee explained further his alliance with Orton.

Rathe than Michael Jordan and LeBron James, Shaquille O'Neal adds two other players to the conversation, one being current.