Drew McIntyre takes a dig at Tottenham. Earlier today, it was announced by WWE that they would be launching European Football custom titles, including several Premier League clubs in the UK, including London based Tottenham Hotspur.

He might not be in a title match at WrestleMania, but big things are on the horizon for Drew McIntyre in WWE, according to The Rock.

Dave Meltzer's Wrestling Observer Newsletter reveals that WWE's original plans involved a feud between McIntyre and Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes after WrestleMania. However, this plan is contingent on the outcome of the match between Rhodes and John Cena at Mania.

During the latest episode of Impaulsive, Paul had Joe Weller on the show. Weller revealed that he is filming something with McIntyre when WWE's European tour stops in London, England. That is when Paul took the chance to roast McIntyre.

Just because CM Punk defeated Drew McIntyre not once, but twice in 2024, including in a Hell in a Cell match that effectively gave Punk the victory in the feud between them, doesn't mean that McIntyre has moved on.

The Scottish veteran thought that his rise would continue in 2025 and that WWE management would give him the chance to compete for the world title again. Considering that Cody Rho