Drew McIntyre’s return to the WWE main event is a newfound creative freedom to really express himself in the ring and on the mic, McIntyre revealed in an interview with Inside The Ropes’ Kenny McIntosh at Clash at The Castle’s news program in. That’s how this change in WWE’s mindset will play a major role in his career comeback
During the interview, McIntyre reflected on the heavily scripted promos of a bygone era in WWE, where wrestlers were often forced into intense dialogue that sometimes felt disconnected from their character and the audience around He pointed to infamous examples like Roman Reigns’ “sad sukkotash” promo.
Under new leadership and creative direction, McIntyre said experienced musicians are now given more freedom to ad-lib and adjust their performances based on crowd reactions and current flows These changes allow him to he engages with his emotions and delivers a very authentic and entertaining performance, even in the ring And even in their interactions on social media
McIntyre emphasized that while staying within the boundaries of the storyline is essential, having the freedom to improvise when necessary has been liberating. He stressed the importance of connecting with the audience and adjusting his approach in real-time based on their reactions, ensuring that his performances resonate more genuinely.
Drawing from his experiences outside WWE, including his time in Impact Wrestling and ICW where he had varying degrees of creative control, McIntyre highlighted how being true to himself and his character has been instrumental in his success. Returning to WWE with a renewed sense of authenticity, McIntyre credits his ability to channel genuine emotion and sincerity as key factors in his recent championship victories and main event status.
In conclusion, McIntyre expressed gratitude for the opportunity to showcase more of his true self in WWE, aligning his current success with his past experiences where creative freedom was more pronounced. His journey underscores the importance of authenticity in wrestling storytelling and the positive impact it can have on performers and fans alike.
