Drew McIntyre Takes to the Streets and Blasts WWE for Rewarding Sellouts Ahead of Royal Rumble

Drew McIntyre has seen a level of growth over the past year that no one could have ever expected in WWE. While he continues to feud with The Bloodline, he decided to air his frustrations over not getting the same treatment as The Bloodline members when it comes to street names in Indianapolis.

The Scottish Warrior took to Twitter and uploaded a video of himself in the streets with fans. Drew McIntyre pointed out that “Yeet Street” was placed front and center, while “McIntyre Street” was buried in the back. He noted that at his signing, there were no action figures or T-shirts of him available, emphasizing that this was because he refused to sell out.

“Look at this—’Yeet Street’—of course, it’s front and center. You know where ‘McIntyre Street’ is? Buried in the f***** back. Over there where I was signing, how many action figures and T-shirts did they have of Drew McIntyre? Zero!”

McIntyre criticized Roman Reigns for taking over the company again, claiming that everyone had already accepted it. He mentioned how Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, and Sami Zayn ran back to Roman Reigns’ side after an apology and were rewarded with prominent placement, suggesting that selling one’s soul was the key to success in WWE.

“That means if you sell out—like Roman, who’s apparently going to take over the company again and everyone’s already accepted it—his family, like Jimmy, Jey, and Sami, ran back to his side after an ‘apology’ and got rewarded with their street front and center. You just have to sell your freaking soul.”

McIntyre insisted that he was telling the truth and that more people were beginning to see it. McIntyre made it clear he had never lied and would never sell out like Roman just to get recognition. He vowed to stay true to himself, believing that in time people would realize the truth.

“I’m telling the truth, and people are starting to see it more and more. I’ve never lied once, and I’ll never sell out. I’ll tell the truth and not sell out like Roman just to get my street front and center. I’ll always be true to myself, and eventually, you’ll see the truth and the light.”

McIntyre remained confident that he would return to the top, and when that happened, fans would acknowledge everything he had endured. He thanked those who had supported him and challenged anyone to prove he had ever lied. Despite “McIntyre Street” being pushed to the back, he declared that it wouldn’t slow him down, as he would continue working hard and fighting his way forward.

“When I’m back on top, you’ll say, ‘Damn, Drew went through hell.’ And if you’ve been with me the whole time, thank you. Tell them Drew’s never lied—show me where I lied, because I never freaking lied. McIntyre Street is right in the freaking back, but I don’t give a damn. It’s not going to slow me down. I keep working my ass off and kicking everyone’s ass.”

Drew McIntyre is set to compete in the Men’s Royal Rumble tonight, and fans will be watching to see if he can beat the odds and return to the main event scene. It won’t be an easy road, but based on his determination, he won’t stop until he proves himself again.

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