Why Is Drew McIntyre Most Unlucky WWE Star?
If there’s one guy WWE’s fate never favors, it’s Drew McIntyre. The Scottish Warrior possesses talent, a strong build, mic skills, and a strong connection with the crowd. But what he misses is sheer luck. Some wrestlers are unlucky once, maybe twice. Drew McIntyre has lived through a streak.
Drew McIntyre being WWE’s most unlucky star isn’t just about bad booking. Every time McIntyre reached the top, something or someone pulled him back down. We need not look hard for proof.
4. Drew McIntyre’s WrestleMania 36 Unlucky Win
Drew McIntyre won his first WWE Championship title at WrestleMania 36 by defeating Brock Lesnar. This should have been a career-defining moment.
But it took place during lockdown, and there was no one to cheer. The pandemic stole what every champion dreams of: the roar of the crowd.
3. Drew McIntyre And Homecoming That Ended In Defeat
Drew McIntyre was finally wrestling for the Undisputed WWE title in front of his home crowd. Consequently, he headlined Clash at the Castle 2022, held in the UK. The momentum and crowd were fully behind him.
The Scottish Warrior had Roman on the ropes. Finally, he was going to end Roman Reigns’ reign. Just then, Solo Sikoa first appeared and cost him the match. Even in front of his people, Drew couldn’t script his perfect ending.
2. Drew McIntyre Carried WWE Through Pandemic Era
While many stayed away, McIntyre showed up week after week. He was the champion when WWE had no fans and no energy to feed off in the arena.
He kept the show alive when WWE needed stability the most. The Scottish Warrior was the backbone, but was rarely in the spotlight. He barely got the credit he deserved.
1. Drew McIntyre’s WrestleMania 40 Win
The Scottish Warrior won the WWE World Championship in front of fans for the first time. He defeated Seth Rollins to win the World Heavyweight Championship.
He finally got his crowd moment and celebrated with his family. Then, he taunted CM Punk, who was sitting at the commentary table for that match. He was attacked by Punk, leading to a successful MITB cash-in by Damian Priest. He won the title and lost it before the celebration even began.
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These aren’t just misfortunes. But they define Drew McIntyre as WWE’s most cursed main eventer. McIntyre is always in the right place at the wrong time. The Scottish Warrior is the hero who saves the day, only to vanish before the spotlight hits.