Drew McIntyre Explains His Bold Move at WWE Royal Rumble: “Why Not Step In?”

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At last Saturday’s Men’s Royal Rumble, Undisputed WWE Champion Drew McIntyre showed up at ringside and delivered a Claymore Kick to Cody Rhodes as he hung from the top rope, eliminating him from the match. McIntyre, who has been feuding with Rhodes for six months, wanted to avoid facing “The American Nightmare” at WrestleMania 42 now that he holds the world title. Speaking at the Royal Rumble post-show, McIntyre explained his interference by saying Rhodes deserved to be taken out.

Asked why he did it, McIntyre stated, “Why? I’m a good guy. I’ll never lie… If you don’t get me wrong, I’ll be your best friend, but if you cross me and side with my enemies, I’ll be your worst enemy ever. Cody Rhodes, I heard Drew McIntyre saying he’s at his best when he’s chasing the title. ‘Cody, I’ll give you a live one.’ Honestly, I didn’t care who won the Rumble, but it wasn’t going to be you.”

While Roman Reigns is expected to win this year’s men’s Royal Rumble and is rumored to challenge CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania, McIntyre urged “OTC” to pick him instead. He insisted he still has unfinished business since The Bloodline has repeatedly captured the title.

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Fan Take: This development adds intriguing layers to the WrestleMania build-up, keeping fans hooked with potential new rivalries. McIntyre’s bold move and challenge could shake up the championship scene, making for exciting storytelling ahead.

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