Adam Pearce must change the World Heavyweight Title match between CM Punk and Jey Uso into a Fatal Four-Way, says WWE veteran

Bully Ray wants Adam Pearce to make a huge change to the upcoming World Heavyweight Championship match between CM Punk and Jey Uso.

The two men are set to battle it out for the vacant title at Saturday Night's Main Event XLI. CM Punk earned himself a shot at Seth Rollins' championship, but the title was vacated by The Visionary after The Vision betrayed their now-former leader and kicked him out of the faction.

Speaking on the Busted Open podcast, Ray spoke about the idea of Jey Uso winning the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and explained why he was against it. The former multi-time tag team champion suggested a scenario where he would like to see The Vision interfere in the match, forcing Pearce to book a Fatal Four-Way involving Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker.

"Jey Uso winning, I would look as nothing more than a placeholder right now. What I think I'd like to see coming out of this match, at the bare minimum, is the no finish, the involvement from The Vision, and Pearce being forced to book a four-way for the main event," Ray said. [H/T: Wrestling Inc]

Bully Ray on CM Punk possibly winning the World Heavyweight Championship

Bully Ray also discussed a potential scenario where CM Punk might emerge as the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion.

During the same conversation, he said:

"Pulling the trigger on Punk on a Saturday Night's Main Event right now to become champion, that doesn't feel right at all," Ray began. "Punk does not need a championship, and when the eventual day comes, night comes, that Punk wins the championship, it has to be the payoff of all payoffs, just like him finally getting to be in a main event of WrestleMania. Punk, much like a Dusty Rhodes — it's a good place to be in — never needs a championship. When they put the championship on you, it's just for the payoff. It's coming right back off you because the people love you either way."

CM Punk will look to regain the World Heavyweight Championship after dropping it to Seth Rollins back at SummerSlam, where The Visionary cashed in his Money in the Bank contract.