Drew McIntyre vows and promises that his match with Hell in a Cell's CM Punk at WWE's Bad Blood Premium Live Event on Saturday will result in “justifiable violence” was protected.
In the opening match of the event, McIntyre and Punk got into a bloody mess in the ring. The two engaged in an exchange of revenge, taking each other's chances and causing a lot of blood in the ring. The “Scottish Warrior” opened up after receiving a toolbox on his head in the hands of a punk.
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CM Punk and Drew McIntyre will face off at Bad Blood on October 5, 2024 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. (WWE/Getty Images)
During the match, the WWE referee offered McIntyre and Punk towels to wipe their faces. They were each thrown into a chained cell, and each contestant was slammed against a steel staircase. McIntyre even shoved Punk through a table at one point during the match.
Both McIntyre and Punk have been through hell and back. Punk was victorious, likely ending a 10-month feud that began after Punk returned to WWE at last year's Survivor Series.
WWE star Drew McIntyre says it would be 'absolutely justified' if the company were to introduce a mid-card women's title.
Drew McIntyre appears during WrestleMania at SoFi Stadium. (Joe Campoale-USA TODAY Sports)
On Sunday, McIntyre showed off his scars. He had a large cut on the top of his head that required several staples.
“I saw red,” McIntyre wrote to X.
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It's unclear where the professional wrestlers will travel next. The fallout from Bad Blood will be addressed on “Monday Night Raw.” There are two premium live events left this year. Crown Jewel on November 2nd and Survivor Series on November 30th.
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