“Every time Drew McIntyre gets knocked down, he gets up twice as strong” – as Drew McIntyre’s never-ending resilience was appreciated by Matthew McConaughey

Drew McIntyre is one of the toughest wrestlers on the planet today. He is a two-time WWE Champion and much of his success with the company came during his second run, which began in 2019 when he returned to WWE as a Scottish psychopath and allied himself with Dolph Ziggler. They soon became the Raw Tag Team Champions before eventually breaking up. McIntyre rose to Main Event status when he won the 2020 Royal Rumble match and earned the right to challenge his champion of choice at Wrestlemania 36.

McIntyre chose Brock Lesnar as his Mania opponent and at the marquee event he eventually killed the Beast after delivering several Claymore Kicks to Lesnar’s skull. McIntyre had a great run with the WWE Title over the next few months and battled with various Superstars throughout the summer, but the only thing missing was the lack of a live audience on the shows due to the devastating Covid-19 Pandemic everywhere in him outlined the world at that time.

McIntyre took part in a grueling program with The Apex Predator Randy Orton in August, where he defeated The Viper in their first encounter at Summerslam. They faced off again at the Clash of the Champions pay-per-view event, but McIntyre once again retained his WWE Title Orton after some assists from WWE Legends Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, Big Show and Christian, which Orton gave ahead of the Shows had inflicted severe pain on this match.

Finally, on October 25 at Hell in a Cell, Orton defeated McIntyre to become the new WWE Champion for the 14th time in his long, illustrious career.

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Matthew McConaughey appeared on the Thunderdome LED screens to show his support for Drew McIntyre during an episode of Raw

The main actor of “A time to kill” drama thriller Matthew McConaughey made a special virtual appearance along with his two children on the Post-Hell in a Cell 2020 episode of Monday Night Raw, cheering for Drew McIntyre as he was projected across LED screens.

McIntyre vowed to take back his WWE Title Randy Orton and said those who have followed him throughout his career should know that McIntyre gets up with double intensity after being knocked down.

“If you’ve followed my career, you know that every time Drew McIntyre gets knocked down, he gets back up twice as hard.” – said McIntyre.

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