Post Wrestlemania Update on CM Punk’s WWE Status, Cause of Paul Bearer’s Death Revealed

March 23, 2013

CM Punk's Status After Wrestlemania

As reported last week, CM Punk has been taken off WWE Live Events up until Wrestlemania. This has been done as a precautionary measure to protect and heal him more for his match against The Undertaker at Wrestlemania. F4WOnline.com is now reporting that Punk has been taken off all live events in the month of May and is not scheduled to appear at Extreme Rules. Extreme Rules is on May 19th from St. Louis, Missouri.

Paul Bearer's Cause of Death

TMZ.com is reporting that Paul Bearer died from a heart attack. His son, Michael Moody, recently revealed that the death certificate listed the cause of the heart attack as supraventricular tachycardia. This is also commonly know as SVT. TMZ reached out to a cardiologist who said that SVT is quite common and can be treated. The symptoms are common to anxiety and heartburt, which is sometimes ignored by people.

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