Drew McIntyre reflects on busy 2024 in WWE and film debut as he prepares for CM Punk showdown

Drew McIntyre has had a busy and eventful 2024 in WWE. He started the year with a World Heavyweight title match against Seth Rollins, and later defeated Damian Priest before the Royal Rumble. At WrestleMania 40, McIntyre won the World Heavyweight Championship from Rollins, but lost it shortly after when Priest cashed in his Money in the Bank contract. Throughout the year, McIntyre has been involved in a heated rivalry with CM Punk, whose interference has impacted several of McIntyre’s matches and opportunities, including his title loss at WrestleMania and a subsequent title shot against Priest at Clash at the Castle.

Despite his busy wrestling schedule, McIntyre has also ventured into the world of film. He recently made his big-screen debut in “The Killer’s Game,” starring alongside former WWE star Dave Bautista. During a media event for the film, McIntyre discussed his experience making the movie, his future plans in WWE, and his upcoming strap match against CM Punk at the Bash in Berlin event.

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