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DREW MCINTYRE’S WWE FUTURE TAKES SHOCKING TURN, BACKSTAGE DETAILS LEAK

Drew McIntyre's WWE suspension is a storyline, not for the Highlander remake. His agency confirms the film doesn't shoot until 2026, and his WWE schedule has been coordinated to avoid conflict.

Drew McIntyre’s WWE Future Takes Shocking Turn, Backstage Details Leak
Drew McIntyre - Photo Credit: WWE

According to reports, Drew McIntyre's recent "suspension" was not a means of writing the Scottish Warrior off WWE TV to film the next Highlander movie, despite earlier rumours to the contrary.

In case you missed last week's SmackDown, McIntyre was suspended by Nick Aldis for assaulting a referee during the main event, which consisted of Cody Rhodes and Aleister Black. Following that, the Wrestling Observer revealed that the three-time WWE World Champion had been suspended in order to film that film.

"There is nothing to the rumours that big Drew is taking a hiatus to shoot Highlander, according to PWInsider Elite. Not at this moment, anyhow. Rather, this suspension is merely the next chapter in McIntyre's ongoing narrative.

Moreover, Nick LoPiccolo of Paradigm Talent Agency, which represents several wrestlers, including Drew McIntyre, took to X to refute those earlier WOR reports, confirming that Henry Cavill, the movie's star, is still recovering from a torn ACL and that Highlander will not begin filming until April of next year. "The movie shoots in April 2026, and I have set the timetable out so it will not disrupt WWE creative," LoPiccolo clarified.

Henry Cavill plays Connor MacLeod in the Highlander reboot, which was directed by Chad Stahelski of the John Wick series. Drew McIntyre plays Connor's brother, Angus. Dave Bautista is portraying the nasty Kurgan this time around, while other heavyweights like Karen Gillan, Jeremy Irons, Kevin McKidd, and Russell Crowe are also joining.

STAY HUMBLE 11:11? DECODING JEY USO’S CRYPTIC INSTAGRAM MESSAGE AFTER FRUSTRATING SOLO LOSS

Jey Uso’s 2025 downfall leads to a cryptic "Stay Humble" message. Is a heel turn coming during his title match with Jimmy?

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Jey Uso And Jimmy Reunited For the Final Raw Of 2025.

After rumors started swirling about Jey Uso maybe turning bad, he sent a confusing message.

Jey Uso's had a crazy 2025. He kicked off the year big by pulling off a surprise win at the Royal Rumble. Then, he beat Gunther at WrestleMania 41 for the World Heavyweight Title. But even though he was a top guy in WWE, a lot of fans started hating on his time as champ.

The Yeet Master lost the title in June and kept failing to win it back. He even lost to LA Knight in the Last Time Is Now thing to find John Cena's last opponent. Because he kept losing as a solo act, he got back with his brother Jimmy Uso. Now, they're supposed to fight AJ Styles and Dragon Lee on RAW next week for the World Tag Team Titles.

Things seem good for the ex-World Heavyweight Champ, but there are rumors he might turn to the dark side soon because he's been frustrated. It's worth noting he even freaked out at ringside after losing to LA Knight in the tournament.

Even with all this, Jey Uso seems like he's keeping his head up. He recently put a video on Instagram of himself walking down the street, with the caption Stay humble though, 11:11. The song Minding My Goddamn Business by Nick Hustles was playing in the background.

Someone in WWE is unsure about Jey Uso. Getting Back Together With Jimmy Uso

Like I said, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso got back together on WWE RAW. In their first match back, The Usos fought their old rivals, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods of The New Day. After the match, someone who used to be King of the Ring said that even though he hates his rivals, they are talented. He also wondered how long the reunion would last.

REVEALED: RHEA RIPLEY’S REVENGE JUST IN: ASUKA UNLEASHES TOXIC MIST ON RAW

Rhea Ripley hunts Asuka after a SHOCK green mist attack. JUST IN: The full WWE Raw results and match analysis for today.

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Rhea Ripley vs Asuka drama

Get ready for some tag team action! Former rivals Rey Mysterio and CM Punk are teaming up to take on Bronson Reed and Austin Theory, the newest member of The Vision. This all comes after Logan Paul (another guy in The Vision) beat Rey on Raw last Monday. That night, Theory showed he was the mystery man who’s been helping The Vision win lately. Punk ran in with a chair to save Rey from Theory, but then Bron Breakker (another Vision member) speared Punk! Breaker wants a title shot against Punk on January 5.

Rhea Ripley is back and ready to fight Asuka, one half of the Women's Tag Team Champs. Things are heated between Ripley, IYO SKY, Asuka, and Kairi Sane (Asuka's tag partner, also known as the Kabuki Warriors). Last Monday, Asuka sprayed her green mist at Ripley, and Sane hit her with an In-Sane Elbow. Ripley got mad and asked Raw General Manager Adam Pearce for this match against Asuka, and he made it happen.

In other women's wrestling news, Bayley will face Roxanne Perez from Judgment Day. Bayley beat Perez once before on Raw back in September but then lost to Raquel Rodriguez, Perez's tag team partner, later that month.

Je'Von Evans from WWE NXT is wrestling his first Raw match since losing to GUNTHER in The Last Time Is Now Tournament on November 17. He's up against Rayo Americano from Los Americanos. Rayo and his partner, Bravo Americano, haven't been on Raw much lately, but they've been winning against Uriah Connors and Kale Dixon from Chase U at NXT Live events.

Plus, Women's Intercontinental Champ Maxxine Dupri will be there after defending her title against Ivy Nile on Monday. And GUNTHER has something to say after bragging about retiring John Cena at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event on December 13, which a lot of fans didn’t like.

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