Pro wrestling is an art, but it is also a brutal one. WWE Bad Blood 2024 kicked off with a bloody Hell in a Cell match, leaving the mat stained with the blood of CM Punk and Drew McIntyre before everything was said and done. McIntyre received a significant gash on his head during the match.

During their unforgiving encounter at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena, CM Punk struck Drew McIntyre with a wrench, causing a severe cut that left the Scottish Warrior bleeding profusely. That shot caused McIntyre to get 16 stitches, and the video of him getting fixed up was full of profanities, and then it was put into private status. It was later reported that McIntyre was “banged up” after the match.

CM Punk famously stated that Ryback took years off his career, referencing their previous clashes, including a Hell in a Cell match years ago. The Big Guy was closely watching Punk’s performance at Bad Blood.

Ryback fired off a tweet in response to a graphic of Drew McIntyre’s Bad Blood 2024 head wound. He threw shade at Punk for being “reckless” and “dangerous to work with,” two things that Punk said about Ryback in the past.

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“I’ve never done this or anything close to this to any of my opponents. I would say whoever did this to him is beyond reckless and very dangerous to work with.”

Both CM Punk and Drew McIntyre will be nursing their wounds after Bad Blood, having left everything in the ring. Only time will tell if they will meet again, as it appeared they were closing this chapter at Bad Blood. Triple H emphasized that should be the purpose of a Hell in a Cell match.

We will keep an eye on this story for more updates. CM Punk came out of this feud as the winner, but he left a lot of himself in the ring while he was at it. Keep checking back with Ringside News for more updates!

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H Jenkins

H Jeknins is a News Correspondent at Ringside News, keeping wrestling fans updated with timely and accurate reports on all things wrestling.

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