Drew McIntyre recently shared insights about the final phase of his wrestling career. In an interview with SI, where he also promoted his upcoming Saturday night main event against Randy Orton, he was asked about the possibility of 3MB reuniting on-screen following their recent reunion at Jinder Mahal’s wedding.
McIntyre mentioned that he had conversations with both Jinder Mahal and Heath Slater about the future of 3MB. While his immediate ambition is to reclaim the world title, he expressed openness to bringing the group back, joking about how such a reunion would play out—Heath would take most of the falls, Jinder might get some action, and they’d all have fun, with some lighthearted moments like playing air guitar on the apron.
Reflecting on how fans perceived 3MB during their original run, McIntyre noted that nostalgia plays a big role in the group’s legacy. He shared that many fans from that era viewed the group differently than current audiences might, as the internet culture was less critical back then. He described himself as a “human lie detector” when interacting with fans and hinted that after revisiting these memories and giving his bandmates a good “payday,” he might quietly retire from wrestling, suggesting the possibility of stepping away from the sport for good.
Fan Take: This revelation from McIntyre offers a heartfelt look at the evolving careers of WWE superstars and the cherished nostalgia surrounding groups like 3MB. For fans, it’s a bittersweet reminder that while legends may step away, their impact and the memories they create continue to shape the wrestling world.
