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Well, let's be honest: Drew McIntyre in 2010 had a bland presence and had a forgettable moveset. Now, his presence and moveset as improved dramatically. I can see why WWE rehired the former Intercontinental Champion and Tag Champion (w/ Cody Rhodes).

I can see why your confidence would be shaken in context. He made his true debut to the main roster in 2009 and he was super young, being 24 at that time. When that debut occurred he got the Austin theory treatment with the entire chosen one thing with Vince being praised as a future world champion by the boss on TV. He had a long run of being undefeated and won the IC belt. Essentially when he first made a true debut he had all the support one could hope for to elevate to being a top star in the company and it didn’t happen. Then he got stuck into that 3MB thing which is essentially a position of doom and let go. So it would be somewhat natural to look back and see that you had about as good of a chance to become a big thing in the WWE, at a very young age, and you weren’t able to make it happen. I think it would be natural to wonder if you can be what you think or hope yourself to be with that happening. It’s one thing if you never got any real creative direction that had a chance to grow you to a high level star and how you would leave knowing that you never got a chance to be that guy. But if you did have that chance and failed it would definitely affect your confidence in your ability to do it. Fortunately he did do it and was able to return and be what he thought he could become like he did. Definitely a hard thing to do to begin with even more so when you’re let go like he was.

It would be different if you were a Cody for example. When he left because they didn’t see him at that level he was able to do so never having had a chance to be that guy. It’s one thing to get the chance and fail versus never getting the chance I think

@@kenterminateddq5311 I thought he was pretty good in 2010 and was disappointed he didn’t win MitB at WM instead of Swagger and became a jobber

Yes that promo was fire! 🔥

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@@romanrhodes815 becuz pro wrestling like WWE is a martial art and helps u in fights

@@peterloewen1533 ok Peter .. because you’ve been in tons of fights lolll

@@FRESNOSTATEMUTTS ohh yea when there bigger then me I German suplex them or spear

@@peterloewen1533 that’ll work

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chicken broccoli and hard work = obscene amounts of drugs

@@Strangepete if you really think his gains were due to eating chicken and broccoli while working out (as if he didnt already work out) without any added help is what got him that body then you are being a little naive.

@@kevmccormick1767 sarcasm brother

@@Strangepete sorry my bad lol just to used to naive fan boys that think these people are gods so I just assumed you were one of them.

@@kevmccormick1767 hehe yeah actually I don't blame you it's all good... his faced even changed very noticably from the high amounts of growth hormones etc. Being that muscular and that lean and veiny for years consistently is not achievable naturally even for people with top 1 percent genetics

Then why are you here lol? This dude is a badass in the ring. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@johnbroadnax2973 Hes good in the ring but i need more of a character than just a big guy with a sword. They should have did some origin story with him.

I personally liked that gimmick better also but overall I I think with the ratings change for WWE and Vince being gone we’ll get to see a bit more from Drew as a face. I did enjoy him more as a heel but I’m happy to see dude back and succeeding

@@rayparker4231 Hes boring to me. Ok hes a big guy but so what? Riddle is more legit than drew is and more entertaining.

@@darylhall2198 I agreed with you that his current gimmick is stale, and I preferred his Chosen One gimmick also I don’t understand why you seem pressed that I agreed but am still happy that he’s gained his confidence and is having success