EXCLUSIVE: Drew McIntyre Reveals Singing With Tyson Fury At Clash At The Castle Was "Worst Moment Of His Life"
Drew McIntyre was not a fan of singing with Tyson Fury
Drew McIntyre is set for a big match at Clash At The Castle 2024, where he will challenge Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship on home turf in Glasgow, Scotland. McIntyre is looking for redemption after previously losing out to Roman Reigns at the last Clash At The Castle event.
When speaking exclusively to Cultaholic, McIntyre looked back on the previous Clast At The Castle show, and revealed that when he sang after the show with Tyson Fury, it was one of, if not the worst moment of his life.
“I was so happy getting Clash in Wales and getting the first stadium show since SummerSlam 92’ and getting the main event, I wasn’t happy getting screwed and the worst moment of my life singing that stupid song afterwards. But I’m very happy that you persevered, you believed, you kept working and you might just get a redo and it’s not just a redo, it couldn’t be any more perfect. It’s literally in Glasgow, where I went to Uni for 4 years. 30 minutes from here is where I grew up. We’ve gotta make it right this time because me, my family, the UK can’t take another shot through the heart like what happened last time. It will collapse the entire UK, so Drew McIntyre has to win and will win this time.”
McIntyre also revealed that he believes in TNA Star Joe Hendry, and gave him props for the great work he is doing right now.
The full interview with Drew McIntyre can be heard on Cultaholic's podcast feeds.
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