Drew McIntyre responds to Sheamus saying he’s “not that interesting”. The former WWE Champion poked back at the United States Champion.
If not for the Pandemic, 2020 was virtually perfect for Drew McIntyre. The Scottish Warrior won the Royal Rumble and beat Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship in the main event of Wrestlemania. He then went on to held the title for much of the rest of the year and was believed to be RAW’s answer to Roman Reigns.
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McIntyre became RAW’s focal point both on screen and off screen and was regualarly seen on television as well as other media.
United States Champion Sheamus though, jokingly told Ryan Satin that McIntyre is “not that interesting” when it comes to the amount of media he does for the company.
McIntyre responded to the comment during his recent interview with GiveMeSport.
Drew McIntyre responds to Sheamus saying he’s “not that interesting”
“Somebody is a little bit jealous that nobody wants to speak to Sheamus very often. I know the tone they said it in as well, he’s messing around. We mess with each other. Then the dirtsheets grab the headline and go, ‘Sheamus says McIntyre not interesting.’
“If you listen, you’ll hear the tone. He’s just messing around. I’m gonna give him crap. I already texted him and said, ‘Come on, buddy, I’ll send some media your way. I do 95 hours a week, you’re a little bit jealous. You want some more screen time, some more TV time, I’ll look after you.'”
McIntyre also revealed that he asked the WWE to let him do as much media as possible and explained why.
“I did push, ‘give me as much as possible, give me the ball.’ I always wanted the opportunity to represent the company. Obviously on-screen in a high capacity, but also off-screen to try and draw those new eyeballs in for a number of reasons.
“The biggest one of all this year is growing that confidence. I saw it as a unique opportunity; if I’m going to be home, I wanted to start working on things that are maybe my weak areas, but are very important in WWE. Obviously, getting good at media is a big part of it.”
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