June 11th 2024.
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Drew McIntyre, a superstar in the world of WWE, is still disturbed by his last encounter with Tyson Fury at Clash At The Castle. The Scottish Warrior is determined to put that experience behind him as the premium live event comes to his hometown of Glasgow, Scotland this weekend. It has been almost two years since the inaugural show in Cardiff, and Drew is looking forward to finally exorcising his demons.
Reflecting on the previous event, Drew recalls the disappointment and heartbreak he felt as he was serenaded by Fury after a devastating loss to Roman Reigns. In an exclusive interview with The Agency, Drew shares how gutted he was at the time and describes the experience as "BS." He also mentions his regret at singing "American Pie" with Fury, stating that it was one of his biggest regrets.
Despite his disappointment, Drew has learned to keep his emotions in check when necessary. This was evident during a tense exchange with CM Punk and Seth Rollins in the lead-up to WrestleMania. Punk made a reference to Drew being named the "Chosen One" by former WWE boss Vince McMahon in 2009, a topic that is still a sensitive one due to McMahon's current legal troubles.
Recalling the incident, Drew shares that he had to make a decision on whether to respond or not, considering the potential consequences for the company. In the end, he decided to hold his tongue and not engage in a war of words. Drew also admits that he had some thoughts in mind that would have caused a stir, but he chose to be professional and not harm the company or the roster.
Drew explains that he is "intelligent" enough to make things compelling without resorting to cheap shots or vulgar language. He acknowledges that there may be moments where he loses his cool, but he assures fans that it won't become a regular occurrence.
Despite the tension between them, Drew has been able to work with Punk on screen, a testament to his professionalism and dedication to his job. He believes that their dislike for each other only adds to the intensity of their rivalry.
Drew's journey to success in WWE has been a long and challenging one. He started training for wrestling at the young age of 15 and quickly realized how tough it is despite being a fan all his life. However, his determination and stubbornness helped him persevere through the difficult early sessions.
His career has had its ups and downs, including getting fired from WWE in 2014 and having to rebuild his reputation on the independent wrestling scene in Scotland. But he eventually made his way back to WWE in 2017 and has been on a steady rise ever since.
Drew's success has been bittersweet, especially during the pandemic, where he achieved his biggest accomplishment of winning the world title at WrestleMania in an empty arena. He has never won the title in front of a live crowd, and he is looking forward to changing that this weekend at his hometown event in Glasgow.
Drew is excited to have the opportunity to rewrite his story in front of a home crowd that will be cheering him on without any distractions. He mentions the obstacles in his way, including the powerful faction known as The Bloodline led by Roman Reigns, but he is confident that he will come out on top this time.
As the WWE event approaches, Drew is filled with gratitude and excitement, knowing that he will be main eventing in his hometown for the world title. He hopes to make his family, fans, and country proud and promises to deliver a performance that won't disappoint. Don't miss out on the action this weekend in Glasgow, Scotland for SmackDown and Clash At The Castle. Click here for tickets and more information.
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