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Roman Reigns SUSPENDED Indefinitely...Drew McIntyre Reveals He's QUITTING WWE After WrestleMania 41

Roman Reigns SUSPENDED Indefinitely...Drew McIntyre Reveals He's QUITTING WWE After WrestleMania 41 Latest Breaking WWE News & Rumors 0:00 Wild Wrestling News 0:32 TheSportsEntertainer Intro 0:43 Backstage Update On Shinsuke Nakamura Leaving WWE 3:23 HHH Reveals Bron Breakker Working With Paul Heyman 4:46 Drew McIntyre Quitting WWE Following WrestleMania 41 7:32 Roman Reigns Indefinitely Suspended From WWE By Adam Pearce Next up, Drew McIntyre quitting WWE after WrestleMania 41...Now there have been some major changes to the plans WWE have in place for WrestleMania 41, with some Superstars benefiting from these changes, whereas others are unfortunately getting the short end of the stick so to speak, and one of those Superstars getting the short end of the stick is none other than former WWE World Champion Drew McIntyre, and he's not happy about it whatsoever. Drew McIntyre was at one point considered to have the role John Cena has heading into WrestleMania, where Drew would've been the one selling out to The Rock and facing off against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed Title at The Showcase Of The Immortals after winning the Men's Elimination Chamber match, but simple bad luck combined with Triple H changing up the plans essentially costed Drew what would've been the biggest moment of his career, and Cena's instead getting that massive storyline. Drew McIntyre is instead feuding with Damian Priest in a pointless midcard storyline heading into WrestleMania this year, and according to new backstage rumors, Drew is seriously considering quitting WWE after fulfilling his obligations for the Damian Priest match at WrestleMania 41, with one of our sources reporting "There are rumors going around that Drew McIntyre's legit furious with the plans WWE have for him not only for WrestleMania 41 with Damian Priest, but well past WrestleMania as well, with the sentiment being that Drew won't be anywhere near the Undisputed Title picture anytime soon, as the heel Cena and Rhodes storyline is only just beginning at 'Mania 41, and will continue well into the second half of 2025, and even once that feuds over, Drew is apparently not the next guy planned to be involved with the title. Rumors suggest Drew McIntyre's upset by the disrespect shown by Triple H and management for having his spot with Cody ripped away from him in favor of John Cena who won't even be here a year from now, and considering McIntyre is now in a position where he wrestles out of choice and not out of necessity because he's already financially set for life, there is concern that Drew may be asking for his release from WWE after getting one last big paycheck for his scheduled WrestleMania 41 match against Damian Priest. That's the rumor we've heard right now." Honestly guys, we hope this situation with Drew McIntyre can be resolved, because while we understand McIntyre's frustrations for continuing to be overlooked in favor of other stars, especially part-timers who are on the verge of retiring and instead being given meaningless midcard feuds with the likes of Damian Priest, we would definitely be sad to see Drew leave the company unceremoniously like that after WrestleMania 41, so we hope Triple H can make things right with him so he stays in WWE. Subscribe To TheSportsEntertainer For Daily Wrestling Content! Click Here! ►    / @thesportsentertainer   Follow Us! Click Here! ►   / tsewrestling   All rights Reserved by WWE. No copyright infringement intended. All pictures and videos are copyright of the WWE and / or their respective owners. WWE Entertainment TM (c) 2012 All Rights Reserved Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.