WWE star Drew McIntyre recently poked fun at former WWE star and now color commentator of NXT, Wade Barrett(a.k.a Stu Bennett). He spoke about burying former WWE Intercontinental Champion in his new book. Triple H Fires ‘Second Biggest’ WWE Name
Drew McIntyre takes a shot at Wade Barrett
Drew McIntyre and Wade Barrett share a great friendship and they have had numerous friendly digs at each other on Twitter.
McIntyre recently shared a great news that his new book “A Chosen Destiny: My Story” got the Amazon Best Seller tag on the very first day. Bennett echoed and promoted his best friend’s book in his tweet as well.
Barrett revealed that McIntyre didn’t send him a signed copy of the book. The former WWE Champion then responded to him and took a funny jab at his friend.
He stated that he has mentioned Bennett in his book and joked that he would never pass on an opportunity to bury him. Drew McIntyre Told To ‘Leave’ WWE Raw
You can check out the exchange below:
Ol’ dafty @DMcIntyreWWE has a book out in 🇬🇧.
Despite him NOT sending me a signed copy, I’ll plug it anyway.
He’s got one hell of a story, get yours now👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 https://t.co/QA3CFvnAlI
— Stu Bennett (@StuBennett) April 22, 2021
Ah my good friend “Big” Steve Sanders! The Shoveler! Don’t worry pal, you’re in there. I’ll never pass on an opportunity to bury you https://t.co/1fZ82JGeey
— Drew McIntyre (@DMcIntyreWWE) April 22, 2021
Much appreciated mate. I can’t read Scotch, so let me know when the English translation comes out & I’ll grab a copy off Amazon 👍🏻 https://t.co/lthEFOacdZ
— Stu Bennett (@StuBennett) April 22, 2021
Drew McIntyre’s journey in WWE
Drew McIntyre’s WWE journey is no less than a fairytale but it would not have been possible without the hardwork and dedication that the Scottish Psychopath had shown. WWE Chairman Vince McMahon had introduced him as the future World Champion when he made his debut on SmackDown in back in 2009.
His first run in the company did not go well as he was only able to capture the Intercontinental Champion.
But when he returned in 2017, he wanted redemption and that is exactly what he did. He had a great run in NXT and eventually won the Royal Rumble last year. He went on to defeat Brock Lesnar to capture the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 36.
