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Also Read: WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre on How He Can Have a 'WrestleMania Moment' Without a CrowdDrew McIntyre, who was formerly known as the Scottish Psychopath during his days as a heel (the pro-wrestling term for a bad guy), will defend his WWE Championship this Sunday against Randy Orton at the “Clash of Champions” pay-per-view. The event begins at 7 p.m.

This week's Monday Night RAW commenced with a passionate promo by Randy Orton as he officially challenged Drew McIntyre for his WWE Championship at SummerSlam. A returning Nia Jax reiterated Orton's feelings of "something missing" and stated she wanted the RAW Women's Championship back but was interrupted by Shayna Baszler.

This week's Monday Night RAW helped cultivate certain feuds, which have been brewing for the past few weeks. While Drew McIntyre faces Dolph Ziggler at Extreme Rules, the WWE Champion had a visitor from his past.

It was recently reported that former WWE champion Brock Lesnar, who has been maintaining a safe distance from the wrestling ring for quite some time now, might lock horns with Bobby Lashley at WWE’s upcoming SummerSlam event. However, according to the latest report, WWE has no such plans.

Former Universal champion Brock Lesnar has been away from the wrestling scene for quite some time now. The last time we saw Brock in the wrestling ring, he was brutally defeated by Drew McIntyre at the WrestleMania 36.

During a recent interview, Drew McIntyre revealed that he was scheduled to lock horns with The Undertake at WrestleMania 26 during his first run with the company. However, the wrestler admitted that they did not go forward with the plan because back then, he was not ready to face Taker. The creators finally decided to send Shawn Michaels to fight with the wrestling star. The match is still considered to be one of the greatest matches in the history of WWE.  

Last week on WWE RAW, Seth Rollins accepted Drew McIntyre's challenge for a WWE Championship match and the two will now lock horns at Money in the Bank event. During the show Drew announced that he is ready to put his title on the line and challenged Rollins to face him in the wrestling ring. The two again featured on this week’s RAW and signed the contract for their upcoming eagerly awaited match. Before signing the agreement, the two got into an argument.

Seth Rollins has accepted Drew McIntyre's challenge for a WWE Championship match and the two will now lock horns at Money in the Bank event. During the latest edition of Raw, Drew McIntyre announced that he is ready to put his title on the line and challenged Rollins to face him in the wrestling ring, ComicBook reported.

The latest edition of WWE RAW marked the first live show after weeks of taped episodes. Earlier this month, the fans saw some action-packed matches as part of the WrestleMania 36 event, but the fights were all taped in advance and unlike the previous shows, this event was not live. However, with Raw, the WWE fans got the live-action they were craving for. It featured some of the most high-voltage performances by Asuka, Aleister Black, Shayna Baszler, Austin Theory and Drew McIntyre.

After months of anticipation, controversies, and speculations, Wrestlemania 36 is finally over and we agree with WWE’s statement from earlier this month, this event would have been too big for just one night. Even though they did not get to be in the stadium and watch their favourite wrestlers in action live, WWE fans could not have asked for a more power-packed line up of matches. After the first night managed to drop many jaws, the second night of the event just took it to another level.

Drew McIntyre conquered WWE superstar Brock Lesnar to make history and become the first-ever British wrestler to win the prestigious title. From the very beginning, Drew proved that he was in it to win. As the match started, Brock hit him with a kick and Drew responded with an equally brutal Claymore kick. Brock responded to it with a big German suplex. As Drew tried to fight his blows, Brock went for a couple more suplex but Drew managed to survive them all.

It is happening! Bill Goldberg made a comeback on the latest edition of WWE SmackDown and announced a return to the wrestling world. During the announcement, Goldberg spoke about how he watched the Royal Rumble with his son and instantly felt inspired to hit the ring. He mentioned that he wanted to lock horns with all-time arch-rival Brock Lesnar but since he is busy with Drew McIntyre and Ricochet, he decided to participate in the Universal Championship for a comeback match.

One of the most thrilling moments at Royal Rumble 2020 was the return of WWE Hall of Famer Edge. The Rated-R superstar entered the Men's Royal Rumble Match and made it to the Final 3 competing. However, Drew McIntyre bested him and Roman Reigns to guarantee his ticket to Wrestlemania 36. Nonetheless, Edge received a warm, fuzzy welcome as the entire stadium erupted with a thunderous pop when his theme song hit! It was indeed a moment to be cherished!

Royal Rumble 2020 saw Drew McIntyre winning the Men's Royal Rumble match, with the memorable moment being Brock Lesnar's elimination by The Scottish Psychopath. However, Brock too made headlines by entering in the No.

Drew McIntyre treated the WWE fans to a high voltage match packed with unlimited action at the latest episode of WWE Royal Rumble. He knocked out WWE star Brock Lesnar and ended up winning the match by flaunting some of his greatest and deadliest movies to date and Dwayne Johnson congratulated the wrester hi victory.

Ayr wrestler Drew McIntyre is on top of the world this morning after winning WWE's Royal Rumble.

The WWE Universe was in for a treat, thanks to WWE Royal Rumble 2020. First things first, Drew McIntyre was not only able to eliminate WWE Champion Brock Lesnar (who eliminated 13 wrestlers including Keith Lee and Braun Strowman) but he was also able to go across the likes of a returning Edge, the viscous Randy Orton and finally Roman Reigns as The Big Dog was chucked off of the top rope to secure The Scottish Psychopath, a spot at Wrestlemania 36.