Cassian Evans a wrestler, one of the best female wrestlers known. She rose to fame in the early 2010s alongside her best friend, known as CM Punk. What he didn't know then was that she was hopelessly in love with him. But when Cassie finally gets the courage to say something he leaves WWE, completely abandons her. But what happens when after almost 10 years he comes back, even if she was finally happy. Will she fall back into step with him and let him back into her life? Or do what he did to her?

She's the scarred veteran with a punk-rock heart. He's the man she swore she'd never fall for again. For nearly 15 years McKenzie has survived everything the industry could throw at her. Championship reigns, betrayals, heartbreaks, and the slow, bruising reality of being a woman in a man's world. She's learned to fight with her fists, her wit, and her silence. But when CM Punk returns to WWE-newly divorced, older, and as defiant as ever-old wounds reopen. He was her "what if," her most dangerous mistake, and the only man who ever saw through her armor. Their chemistry still burns hot, but so do the grudges, the history, and the scars left behind. As the tensions rise and the spotlight gets harsher McKenzie finds herself fighting battles she never thought she'd have to face again-against rivals, against the system, and against her own guarded heart. In the ring, she's untouchable. Outside it... she might be falling apart. In a world where trust is a gamble and love is a liability, the question isn't whether McKenzie will survive- It's whether she'll let herself win.

This is a cm punk x oc enemies to lovers :p I am very proud of this and worked very hard, this is set in 2006 VERY LOSELY since there will be other wrestlers mentioned from different time periods bc I said so , it is a slow burn and there is some NASTY smut

Maddie Rhodes didn't plan to get lost backstage at WWE. She definitely didn't plan to impress CM Punk-or start training with him. But what begins as technique and teaching slowly spirals into something neither of them expected.

In 2013, a 20-year-old Y/N found herself tangled in a whirlwind connection with CM Punk. Their relationship wasn't conventional-it was built on teasing, playful bickering, and stolen moments in the chaos of WWE. For weeks, they danced around their attraction until they finally gave in, hooking up on and off behind the scenes. It wasn't love, or at least, that's what they both told themselves. But then, Punk started talking about leaving WWE. Y/N didn't want to hear it. She tried to talk him out of it, begged him to stay-not just for WWE, but for her. "Don't leave me," she told him. But in the end, he left anyway. She was heartbroken. Lost. Angry. And in the wake of Punk's departure, she found comfort in Drew McIntyre. What started as friendship turned into something deeper-Drew was there when she needed him, offering support in ways Punk never had. Over the next ten years, Drew became her safe place, her rock. And though she never put a label on it, a part of her knew she had feelings for him. Then, out of nowhere, Punk came back. He walked in like nothing had changed, like the years hadn't passed, like he could just pick up where they left off. And damn it-her feelings for him were still there. The chemistry, the history, the unresolved tension-it all came rushing back. But something was different this time. Drew wasn't just her safe place anymore. He was her home. And when he finally laid his emotions bare, told her how much he loved her, how much he had always loved her, Y/N felt something shift inside her. How had she not seen it before? Now, she's caught between the past and the present. Between the man who left her behind and the man who stood by her through everything. But when all is said and done, CM Punk is endgame. Because despite everything-despite Drew's love, despite the comfort and stability, her heart has always belonged to Punk.

Ashley Knox: "annoying," insufferable indie star, forces her way into WWE and refuses to play by the rules. Most see a problem. CM Punk sees potential.

A young bratty girl steps into developmental practice at the headquarters and expects everyone to bow to her. Many see her as un-coachable and set her for the chopping block, but CM Punk sees something different.