Drew McIntyre is on the cusp of performing in front of his fellow countrymen at Clash at the Castle, and things are looking up for him. With a victory under his belt and The Judgment Day banned from his match against Damian Priest, McIntyre is poised for success. However, there is a possibility of an unexpected alliance that could tip the scales in his favor.
The unforeseen ally in question is none other than McIntyre’s former tag team partner, Jack Jester. Boasting nine championship titles across various promotions, Jester could be a valuable asset to McIntyre. The two were recently reunited in ICW’s Asylum, leading to speculation that they may team up once more at Clash at the Castle. With Jester providing a distraction, McIntyre could potentially secure a win over Damian Priest. However, nothing is certain, and it remains to be seen if Jester will be present and if McIntyre will even desire his assistance.
Drew McIntyre and Triple H (Via WWE/Twitter)
Meanwhile, McIntyre’s animosity towards CM Punk lingers in the back of his mind, fueling his determination. Punk, in McIntyre’s opinion, is the root of his post-WrestleMania 40 troubles. Despite his preoccupation with Damian Priest, it is likely that McIntyre will set his sights on Punk in the near future.
In a recent interview with The Indian Express, McIntyre openly revealed his disdain for Punk. McIntyre expressed that Punk inflicted personal and professional harm on him when he was younger and characterized him as an inherently terrible person. With a score to settle, it is only a matter of time before McIntyre confronts Punk. However, McIntyre must first overcome Priest before turning his attention to The Voice of the Voiceless.
