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While many fellow 15-year-olds were worried about sitting at the “popular table” at lunchtime, Drew McIntyre was already training to become a WWE Superstar. He didn’t have to wait terribly long to achieve his dream, either, as the endlessly athletic Scotsman skyrocketed from the U.K. independent scene to the big show, WWE, at just age 22. The outlook was so bright for the 6-foot-5 McIntyre that when he first arrived, Mr. McMahon labeled him a “future World Champion.” The Chairman was eventually proven correct, though fulfilling that prophecy did not come easily for McIntyre.

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  2024/03/19
WWE RAW Results – March 18th, 2024
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Drew McIntyre’s music hits and out he comes to the ring. Drew is half way towards the ring and Seth’s music hits and out he comes dancing. Drew stops in his tracks and Seth walks to the ring ahead of him.

Seth is in the ring dancing and Drew slowly gets in the ring. Drew stands in the corner, Seth looks at him and the fans sing Seth’s song. Seth welcomes everyone to Monday Night Rollins. He tells Drew that he is sorry, he didn’t even see him, he was too busy soaking up the spotlight.

Drew tells Seth “here we go” and to get it out of his system. Drew tells him after WrestleMania, the spotlight is all his. Seth says he doesn’t like Drew, he thinks he’s stupid but he came out to admit one thing that Drew said which is correct. Seth says they always say the first step on the road to recovery is the hardest. He asks them to bare with him.

Seth raises his hand and says “My name is Seth “Freaking” Rollins and I’m a spotlight junkie”. The fans chant “spotlight junkie” and Drew says everything is just a joke to Seth. He tells Seth he has become a parody of himself but he doesn’t care. He tried to reason with him, he just cares about their match and the World title. The punch line is when he beats him for that title at WrestleMania. The fans chant “CM Punk” and Drew tells them Punk will be there next week, he would never show up in Raleigh. The fans boo and Drew tells Punk they are booing him.

Rollins cuts Drew off. He says this is not a joke. When he said he was a spotlight junkie, it was not a joke. He has been doing this for 20 years, just like him. And when he comes through that curtain, that is his fix and it gets better every time. When he comes down, he lays it all on the line and it gets better every single time. When the fans sing his song, that is his fix. And he wants the spotlight as bright as it can be. He tells Drew he knows he has been busy online, night one at WrestleMania, he will take the biggest star in Hollywood and his side bitch and on night two, the biggest light possible will be shinning down on them and the World Heavyweight Championship.

Drew says “all hail our saviour”. He says that is what he wants. He wants the passion, he had him all the way to the finish. He did it for 20 years, they gave their lives to this business. The title is the workhorse Championship. And he had him until he mentioned The Rock. He asks why The Rock has to be the reason they are getting the spotlight and not because of them. All he cares about is Seth makes it to WrestleMania. If Seth can’t walk, he will carry him down. He is going to get the moment he has earned.

Seth tells Drew “there it is”. Drew wants to call him a spotlight junkie but Drew wants it just as bad as he does. He’s an addict too. And he has been beginning for it for the last four years because in 2020, he won the WrestleMania main event in an empty warehouse. And they keep hearing about how that wasn’t good enough, how he deserves better or more. But when everyone came back, Drew fumbled the ball. And that is the difference between them. When the lights are the brightest, Seth shines and at WrestleMania 40, the lights will be as bright as they have ever been. And Drew is going to find out he is not as good as he thinks he is. Seth drops the microphone and leaves the ring.

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  2024/03/11
WWE RAW Results – March 11th, 2024
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Drew McIntyre makes his way to the ring. On WrestleMania Sunday, he will face Seth “Freakin” Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship. The crowd loudly boos the Scottish Warrior. McIntyre says, “Selfish, delusional, arrogant, hypocrite junkie. You couldn’t help yourself, Seth, could you? You had to accept the Tag Match. Two main events back-to-back. You had to get that fix. Junkie!” At least when he dropped Cody, he had the sense to go and try to finish his story. When he dropped Seth last week, he found the energy and fire he was missing, only to file it into his own selfish agenda. The crowd is giving him the “WHAT” treatment, so he tells them to say “WHAT” if they’re glad he took out CM Punk. Some get fooled into it.

McIntyre smirks. McIntyre says he always tells the truth and has the answer. Do they want to know what the bigger picture is? A loud “CM Punk” chant fires up. McIntyre laughs. McIntyre says that is absolutely not the answer. McIntyre expects a “Thank You” card from Punk because he’s the only one keeping him relevant right now. The bigger picture isn’t Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, or Drew McIntyre. The bigger picture is The Rock. The crowd loudly boos. Think about the history of this industry. Actually, they don’t know the history of their own country, so he’ll give them the history of professional wrestling. We started in the carnivals. Then we went to the smoky armories, then sold-out arenas, sold-out stadiums, and billion-dollar deals. What is the next evolution? It’s working together with one of the most powerful people on planet Earth. Obviously, he is upset with Rhodes. Rhodes promised a match and took it away. He’s a liar and insulted his family. It’s not McIntyre’s business, and it isn’t Rollins’ business either. Rollins thinks everything revolves around him. The minute he realizes the industry is bigger than himself, he’ll become the legend he is in his own mind. Then, everyone’s prayers will be answered. We have a future champion in Drew McIntyre, a champion you can invest in and be proud of.

World Heavyweight Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins comes out in a red sparkling outfit. Rollins asks McIntyre for a favor to shut his mouth. The crowd loudly sings Rollins’ song. Rollins says we’ll get to the singing, but Drew McIntyre has been begging for his attention, so he’ll give him a little rub. Rollins has good news for McIntyre. Now that the Night One WrestleMania Main Event is in the bag, he’s been thinking a lot about that Claymore from last week. McIntyre almost got his full attention. Maybe they can get all the way there with one more Claymore right here and now. Rollins challenges McIntyre to hit him with a Claymore Kick. Rollins gets on his knees, but McIntyre doesn’t move. Rollins forgets McIntyre is a coward and turns his back on him to make it easier to attack. McIntyre doesn’t move.

McIntyre says before this gets weirder, he just wants to talk to Rollins. Rollins needs to hear him. McIntyre wants to tell Rollins he was right. Rollins told him before their last match, the one Damian Priest screwed up for him, that he needs to get over the Bloodline. McIntyre was right. It kills him when Solo gets in his business and Jimmy gets in his business. He wants to drop them on sight. Still, McIntyre focuses on wins. As a champion, that’s all you should care about. McIntyre pleaded with Rollins to take his own advice. He didn’t take it because all Seth Rollins cares about is Seth Rollins.

Rollins says McIntyre is starting to remind him of somebody. Rollins cannot remember his name… McIntyre doesn’t like him either, but he’s got lots of tattoos and is from Chicago. A light “CM Punk” chant picks up. Rollins says he always thought CM Punk was the biggest hypocrite in the world until he met McIntyre. For years, McIntyre complained about how the Bloodline cost him all these titles and matches. Now, McIntyre is looking to be an honorary member of the Bloodline. A few weeks ago, Drew McIntyre beat Cody Rhodes. Could he have done that without the help of the Bloodline? The crowd shouts, “No!” Last week, McIntyre beat Jey Uso. Could he have done that without the help of the Bloodline? The crowd again shouts, “No!” McIntyre sneers at him. Rollins doesn’t buy this bullcrap about McIntyre not wanting the Bloodline to interfere in their match at WrestleMania. McIntyre would like nothing more than to have the Bloodline help him take this title off his waist. McIntyre wants to stand with The Rock and be the People’s Champion’s Chosen One. Rollins has news for him – it ain’t gonna happen. Night One WrestleMania: Rollins and Cody Rhodes will take down the Bloodline. Then, when it’s Night Two, and it’s just the two of them one-on-one for the World Heavyweight Championship, the same thing will happen that always happens – he’ll Stomp his head into the mat and pin his shoulders to the mat. In the biggest moment of his career, McIntyre will hear people singing Rollins’ song. The crowd sings Rollins’ song.

McIntyre knows what Rollins is trying to do. Rollins wants McIntyre to put him out of his misery, but McIntyre won’t do it. He has to face Rollins at WrestleMania and pin him. There is nothing Rollins can say that will provoke him. McIntyre storms off. Rollins calls after him. Does McIntyre want to know why he hasn’t paid much attention to him at WrestleMania? Rollins has a list of things that have his attention, such as The Rock, Roman Reigns, his broken back, and his blown-out knee. The one thing he’s worried least about is Drew McIntyre. An irate McIntyre heads back to the ring, and Rollins prepares to fight. McIntyre stares at him before storming to the back. Rollins looks pleased with himself.

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  2024/03/04
WWE RAW Results – March 4th, 2024
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Jackie Redmond is backstage with Drew McIntyre. She first congratulates Paul Heyman on his WWE Hall of Fame induction and then asks “The Scottish Warrior” if Seth Rollins took his advice about The Bloodline seriously. He says no. He says Seth is a spotlight junkie.

He explains why he thinks this and mentions how the WWE World Heavyweight Championship deserves better than Seth. It also deserves someone better than “Main Event” Jey Uso, who he says just needed to give him a simple apology, but couldn’t do it. He says he’s gonna make him pay tonight.

Drew McIntyre vs. “Main Event” Jey Uso

It’s main event time!

Cathy Kelley is backstage with GUNTHER. She asks him about his match against Dominik Mysterio earlier tonight. He says he spoke a big game last week and stepped up tonight. He says he’ll give him that but says he never questioned the outcome. GUNTHER is asked about the Gauntlet last week.

Chad Gable walks up and says he’s sick of the smirk on GUNTHER’s face. He says he can’t forget the tears in his daughters eyes after their last match. He vows to take the title from GUNTHER’s shoulder and put it on his waist. He says he’s gonna take the smile from GUNTHER’s face and put it on his daughter’s face.

We then see “Main Event” Jey Uso warming up backstage. He talks into the camera and sends a message to Drew McIntyre ahead of their main event tonight. He says Drew wants an apology, so he’s sorry. He’s sorry for what he’s gonna do to him tonight. He puts on a pair of sunglasses that say “YEET!” on them and we head to a break.

When we return, we see R-Truth, The Miz, The New Day and DIY playing WWE 2K24 to promote its’ release this coming Friday. Miz talks about ideas everyone in the room pitched to get back at The Judgment Day. Miz says they need to hit them where it hurts and take their tag titles. They put their fists in as Re-Generation X to close out the segment.

Back inside the arena, Pat McAfee gets his tele-strater out to walk us through Michael Cole’s goofy-assed antlers as a way of explaining why he’s got “antler juice lines” all over his forehead still.

In addition to the I-C Gauntlet and Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan, a women’s tag-title bout pitting The Kabuki Warriors against Baszler and Stark is announced for next week. The theme for “Main Event” Jey Uso hits and out he comes as Pat McAfee loses his mind, doing “YEET!” chants and arm-waves with the crowd while standing on his desk.

The theme for Drew McIntyre hits and out comes “The Scottish Warrior” to a loud mixed bag reaction, that leans negative. He settles in the ring and the bell sounds to get our final match of the evening officially off-and-running. After the match spills out to the floor, we head into a mid-match commercial break.

When we return, we see “The Scottish Warrior” dominating the majority of the action, which has resumed back inside the ring. After this continues for several minutes, the fight spills out to the floor again as the two eye the commentary desk.

Jey Uso ends up hitting a big suplex to Drew McIntyre on the floor at ringside as we head into another mid-match advertising time out. When we return this time, we see the two duking it out in the ring as Uso starts to take over. He heads to the top for the Uso Splash when Solo Sikoa comes through the crowd and distracts him.

Cody Rhodes ends up running out to help Solo. Uso takes it to Drew and then we see Jimmy Uso hit the ringside area through the crowd. This distracts Jey again, who walks into a Claymore Kick from Drew for the pin fall. Drew’s theme hits as Jimmy Uso grabs a chair and heads into the ring with it.

He gets ready to attack his brother when Seth Rollins’ theme hits. Rollins sprints to the ring and takes out Jimmy to make the save. Rollins turns around into a Claymore Kick from McIntyre. He gets in Seth’s face and again warns him that his focus should be on him and their title match.

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  2024/02/27
WWE RAW Results – February 26th, 2024
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“The Scottish Warrior” Drew McIntyre then makes his way down to the ring to address the WWE Universe.

McIntyre starts off by saying we did it and the prayers of the WWE Universe has made the McIntyre vs. Rollins Match happen at WrestleMania. McIntyre then says he burst his eardrum and has several other injuries from the Elimination Chamber. McIntyre then says the doctors told him that he may not clear him for WrestleMania. McIntyre then asks the fans if they thought he was CM Punk. McIntyre then says there is nothing that can keep him from WrestleMania. McIntyre then sits in the ring similar to CM Punk to mock The Best In The World and the crowd boos. McIntyre then asks the World Heavyweight Champion to join him in the ring and Seth “Freakin” Rollins makes his way out.

Rollins welcomes the fans to Monday Night Rollins and says he is the only thing standing in McIntyre’s way. McIntyre then chastises Rollins for being distracted by the drama happening on SmackDown with The Bloodline and Cody Rhodes. McIntyre then tells Rollins that if he doesn’t mind his business, The Bloodline will interfere in their match at WrestleMania and The Bloodline will taint McIntyre’s victory. McIntyre then asks Rollins to back off. Rollins says he respects what McIntyre just said, but some risks are worth taking. Rollins also says everything McIntyre has said he has already thought about. Rollins also says McIntyre may be right and WrestleMania may be an easy night for him, but what if McIntyre is wrong.

Rollins then admits that he has been selfish in his career and in his life and it wasn’t until he had his daughter that he realized that not everything was about him. Rollins also says taking down The Bloodline is bigger than all of them. Rollins also says that it doesn’t matter if he is champion or McIntyre is champion because at some point The Bloodline is going to come for this title. McIntyre also says if they can rid the world of The Bloodline at WrestleMania, it will just be Rollins vs. McIntyre. Rollins then says some risks are worth taking, then he drops the mic and walks away.

Drew McIntyre then approaches Jey Uso and tells him that he wants Jey to know from the bottom of his heart that he deserves this. Jey uso then attacks Drew McIntyre and they brawl until it was quickly broken up by officials.

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  2023/11/14
WWE RAW Results – November 13th, 2023
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World Heavyweight Champion Seth “Freakin” Rollins is walking backstage when he sees Drew McIntyre. McIntyre says when Rollins told him that when he lost at Crown Jewel he’d have no one to blame but himself, Rollins was right. Rollins was also right when he said it might be the best thing that ever happened to him. There is something he’s been waiting to give Rollins since last Saturday. McIntyre extends his hand, and Rollins shakes it. McIntyre says Rollins represents the title well, and he’ll work his arse off to get another match. Rollins says he knows McIntyre will, and he walks off.

Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship: “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes and “Main Event” Jey Uso vs. The Judgment Day (Finn Bálor and “Señor Money in the Bank” Damian Priest) (c’s)

Jey Uso will start the match against Finn Bálor. They lock up, and Bálor hooks a side headlock. Jey whips him off, but Bálor shoulder tackles him. Bálor hits the ropes, but Jey floors him with a back elbow. The crowd chants, “YEET.” Jey slaps Bálor in the face, and Bálor slaps him back. The two teams are fully in the ring and begin brawling. Rhodes knocks Priest out of the ring.

Jey reverses a whip to the corner, and Bálor hits hard before collapsing to his knees. Jey wrenches the arm and tags Rhodes in. Rhodes comes off the ropes with an elbow to the arm. Rhodes hooks the head and executes a beautiful delayed vertical front suplex for a two-count. Jey tags back in and punches the midsection. Bálor stumbles to the corner. Bálor kicks Jey in the midsection and puts him in his corner. Damian Priest tags in and uppercuts Jey down. Priest talks trash to Rhodes and throws Jey to the corner. Priest punches and stomps Jey down. Priest taunts the crowd. Bálor tags in. Priest kicks Jey, and Bálor follows up with a beautiful scissor kick for a near fall.

Bálor applies a chin lock. Jey fights up, but Bálor takes him down. Bálor punches and stomps him. Rhodes gets in the ring and stops Priest from getting in the ring. Jey sends Bálor out of the ring. Rhodes knocks Priest out of the ring and bounces him off the commentary table.

We come back from the break to see Jey fighting back against Bálor with some punches. Jey tackles him into his corner, and Rhodes tags in. Rhodes sends Bálor into the ropes and turns him inside out with a knee to the midsection. Bálor wrenches the arm, but Rhodes cartwheels through and applies a side headlock. Bálor whips him off, and Rhodes lifts him up. Priest distracts the referee, and Bálor uses the distraction to rake the eyes. Bálor gets Rhodes in the corner and tags Priest in. Priest punches away at Rhodes and takes him down. Priest peppers him with some stinging left jabs. Priest drives his boot into Rhodes’s throat and releases before being disqualified. Priest kicks him in the shoulder and punches him. Rhodes fights back, but Priest kicks him and sends him out of the ring. Bálor tags in and goes to ringside to chop Rhodes. Bálor puts Rhodes in the ring and gets him in the corner. Bálor punches and chops Rhodes. Bálor sends him to the opposite corner, but Rhodes boots him back. Bálor comes right back with an abdominal stretch. Rhodes fights out and goes for an elbow drop, but Bálor moves. Priest tags in and stomps Rhodes. Rhodes gets up and punches back at Priest. Priest levels him with a strike before sending him into the ropes, but he lowers his head and eats a kick. Rhodes hits the ropes, but Priest turns him upside down and hits a cradle tombstone slam for a two-count. Priest clubs the back and goes for a back suplex, but Rhodes flips through. Rhodes punches Bálor on the apron and tags Jey in.

Jey comes in and punches away at Priest. The crowd says, “YEET” after each punch. Jey punches Bálor off the apron. Priest puts Jey on the apron, but Jey kicks him back. Jey comes off the top rope, but Priest catches him. Jey fights it. Priest punches Jey, but Jey responds with a kick to the head. Bálor blind tags in. Jey takes it to Priest and hits the ropes, but Bálor sweeps the feet. Priest knocks Jey out of the ring, and Bálor viciously clotheslines him on the floor. Bálor and Priest taunt the crowd. Bálor drives him into the apron and punches him in the midsection. Bálor then sends Jey over the commentary table.

Back from the final break of the evening, Jey takes Priest down with an enzuigiri.

Rhodes and Bálor tag in. Rhodes punches away at Bálor. Bálor reverses a whip, but Rhodes hits a running forearm. Rhodes slingshots over him and hits a snap powerslam. Rhodes connects with a Disaster Kick and is fired up. Priest runs in, but Rhodes hits some stinging left jabs and his father’s Bionic Elbow. Bálor rolls up Rhodes for a two-count. Rhodes fights him and goes for a Cody Cutter, but Bálor catches him. Rhodes fights it and goes for Cross Rhodes, but Bálor fights out. Priest blind tags in. Jey also blind tags in. Rhodes avoids an avalanche from Priest. Jey kicks Bálor back and comes off the top rope with a cross-body block on Priest for a two-count.

Jey gets fired up and ducks an attack from Bálor. Jey superkicks Bálor down. Jey superkicks Priest, but he doesn’t go down. A second superkick takes Priest down. Jey goes to the top rope and hits an Uso Splash for a near fall!

Both men are down. The crowd is into this match. Jey gets to his feet and charges Priest, but Priest kicks him in the face before punching him down. Priest signals for the end. Bálor tags in. Jey gets out of South of Heaven and attacks Bálor. Rhodes gets in the ring and hits Priest with Cross Rhodes. Jey then hits Bálor with a Spear. Rhodes and Jey hit a flapjack/Cody Cutter combo. 1… 2… Priest breaks it up. Rhodes knocks Priest out of the ring and hits a suicide dive. Priest fights back and sends Rhodes into the LED ring post, which breaks into pieces. Priest then gives Rhodes the South of Heaven on the apron.

Jey takes out Priest and Bálor with a somersault senton. Jey puts Bálor in the ring and turns to see Drew McIntyre standing there. McIntyre angrily stares at Jey before leveling him with a Claymore Kick! McIntyre puts Jey in the ring and walks away. Bálor looks surprised by this and then covers Jey for the win.

Winners by Pinfall and still Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions: The Judgment Day

Replays are shown of Drew McIntyre giving Jey Uso the Claymore Kick to cost Jey and Rhodes the Tag Team Titles.

Drew McIntyre stands at the top of the ramp and stares down at the ring. Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley comes out and stands next to him. McIntyre looks over at her. Ripley extends her hand, and McIntyre shakes it! McIntyre smiles at her, and she smiles back. Rhodes and Jey do not look happy in the ring.

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