Drew McIntyre Troubled With Injury En Route To WWE Clash At The Castle 2022

Drew McIntyre is one of the top Superstars of the WWE who’s carrying the flag of the company for the past couple of years. His involvement in the product speaks for his passion for the wrestling business and the expectation is that he will continue to do so for years to follow. He already is a former 2-time WWE Champion whose potential to achieve a lot of success is limitless.

Drew McIntyre has lately been getting a lot of attention in the WWE as he’s been the challenger for the two top world titles in the WWE. He’s claimed the WWE Championship twice in his career and now he is set to make that count three in early September. He will face off against Roman Reigns at Clash At The Castle PPV with the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship hanging in the balance.

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If rumors are any indication then Drew McIntyre could get his old theme “Broken Dreams” back in time for the pay-per-view but first, he needs to get over a recent injury scare. The top superstar seems to have taken some time off from his grueling schedule. PWInsider was able to confirm that the number-one babyface superstar from the SmackDown roster was pulled from a few upcoming WWE live events due to his back problems.

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Drew McIntyre dealing with a previous back issue

The live events from which Drew McIntyre was pulled off were Salisbury, MD, and Atlantic City, NJ. It was noted by the source that the popular superstar is not dealing with an injury, but he needs to get healed from the issues with his lower back that results in soreness. He reportedly had similar issues, last year as well but he went through rehabilitation and came back in time for the 2022 Royal Rumble.

Drew McIntyre last appeared on the August 12 episode of SmackDown and he also wrestled on the same night. But then fans were worried about not seeing her in the subsequent live events. But the backstage belief is that he will be fit to perform in the main event match in his home country of the UK.

While speaking to Adrian Hernandez on KXST 1140 The Bet Las Vegas, Drew McIntyre recently claimed that the backstage vibe in WWE has been positive before or after Vince McMahon retired. The Superstars just need to be motivated enough and get rid of their flaws to receive opportunities,

“The vibe is very positive, but I’d also be lying if I said the vibe wasn’t positive prior. I can’t remember a time where everybody was just down the whole time. Everybody knows that you just have to keep giving it your all, and hopefully, the opportunity will come. Everybody can’t be pushed and used at the same time.”