Drew McIntyre is taking some time off after his grueling Hell in a Cell showdown with CM Punk at WWE Bad Blood. The match, praised by fans for its intensity, left both superstars with some battle scars—but it turns out McIntyre’s injury was no small one.

According to Fightful Select, sources close to the situation revealed that during the match, McIntyre sustained a serious laceration, requiring a dozen staples to close up the wound. While CM Punk’s break from the ring was planned, McIntyre’s time off was both injury-related and personal.

In addition to letting his body heal, McIntyre is overseas visiting family. The WWE star has recently shared that he’s been dealing with “personal losses,” prompting him to step away for a while. While it’s unclear exactly when McIntyre will make his comeback, this time with family could be the mental and physical break he needs after years of intense matches.

“McIntyre sustained a large laceration that led to a dozen staples to close the injury. McIntyre already would have required time off for that to heal, but we’re told that he’s also been in Europe visiting family. McIntyre shared recently that he’d experienced some personal losses.”

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McIntyre’s temporary absence from WWE is a reminder that even the toughest competitors need time to recover and focus on personal matters. His dedication to both his craft and his family shows the strength and resilience he brings to every aspect of his life. When he returns, fans can expect a refreshed and determined Scottish Warrior ready to make an impact once again.

How do you feel about Drew McIntyre’s temporary break from WWE? Do you think it’s the right move for him to heal and recharge? Share your support and thoughts in the comments below!

Steve Carrier

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