It looks like one of WWE’s biggest stars SmackDown is dealing with past issues, as it is today ProWrestling.net It was revealed that Drew McIntyre was pulled from WWE Live events this weekend. McIntyre suffers from lower back pain, but fighting The report stated that it was not expected that surgery would be required and that he was only resting. Withdrawing him from events is a precautionary move, which makes sense since he was still active on last night’s episode of SmackDown. McIntyre is also expected to be available for WWE Clash at the Castle, where he will face Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. Hopefully McIntyre will feel better soon.
McIntyre is in the mix for the undisputed WWE Universal Championship and he will face Reigns for the Title at the highly anticipated live event Clash at the Castle Premium in a few weeks, so hopefully he feels as close to 100% as possible. McIntyre recently spoke about the various changes in WWE and the current atmosphere, which seems very positive, although he also mentioned that the atmosphere behind the scenes has been positive previously as well.
“The vibe is very positive, but I would also be lying if I said the vibe wasn’t positive before. I don’t remember a time when everyone was off all the time,” McIntyre said. “Everyone knows you just have to keep giving it your all, and hopefully the opportunity will come. Not everyone can be pushed and used at the same time, but I’ve always been convinced that in WWE, keep your head down, give your all, keep getting better at Your areas of weakness, and your calculation for the person in the mirror, this opportunity will come and it is up to you to smash it.”
“Recently, there’s obviously been a lot of stuff going on outside the box, which has been very exciting for our viewing audience, but also for our dressing room as well.” Oh, crap, what’s going to happen next? Coming back because we miss in the locker room? That would be great. It also adds some buzz and excitement to the show, which is always a good thing too.” “I’ve seen already, a few superstars are back and he’s got people talking, especially socially, and we could use a little bit of depth on our roster so that’s good for me, Especially if people are talking.”
McIntyre will face Reigns at Clash at the Castle on September 3rd, which will telecast on Peacock.
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