Taking that into account the former WWE Champion has gone radio silent since the Men's Royal Rumble Match this past Saturday, but much has been written about him following his eli

Drew McIntyre is doing everything WWE asks of him, but the promotion still isn't treating him like a main eventer.

During the February 7th episode of WWE SmackDown, LA Knight was scheduled to fight McIntyre and Jimmy Uso in a triple threat qualifying match for the Elimination Chamber. Prior to the match, Knight took a savage shot at McIntyre's reported meltdown after the Royal Rumble.

Drew McIntyre started his SmackDown journey with a big win, progressing to the Men's Elimination Chamber match. He overcame opponents LA Knight and Ji

Drew McIntyre appeared frustrated with Saturday's Men's Royal Rumble match, and according to Dave Meltzer, he wasn't the only one.

McIntyre entered the match at number 17, right after his former rival, Roman Reigns, entered the fray. They squared off, but the “Scottish Warrior” did not eliminate any Superstars during his time in the match.

Daily Mail's Lewis Browning also has an exclusive on the Drew McIntyre/Royal Rumble 2025 fallout, learning, as other outlets have, that the situation was genuine and not a work.

The two women’s qualifiers for tonight are Bianca Belair vs. Piper Niven and Alexa Bliss vs. Candice LeRae. Bliss returned in the women’s Rumble and is now wrestling her first one-on-one match since 2023.

The Royal Rumble is in the rear-view mirror and WrestleMania 41 is on the horizon but in between, WWE will head north to Toronto for the Elimination

After his Royal Rumble elimination, former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Drew McIntyre was visibly heated. McIntyre entered the men’s Royal Rumble match at No. 17 and lasted an impressive 26:55 minutes but failed to secure any eliminations.