Since getting back from his feud with CM Punk, Drew McIntyre has change into much more jaded. Throughout an look on “Busted Open Radio,” the previous WWE Heavyweight Champion opened up about all he is sacrificed to achieve the lengths he has in WWE, slamming the followers and the dearth of appreciation he will get from followers.
In keeping with Rob Van Dam on his “1 Of A Variety” podcast, McIntyre’s feedback had been very relatable to him. Van Dam mentioned that McIntyre gave up time he’ll by no means be capable of get again to be together with his actual household and recalled his personal experiences with the identical scenario.
“He possibly was a little bit too gullible in shopping for into the ‘street household’ philosophy and received his emotions damage when he came upon that is not your actual household,” the veteran opined. Van Dam added that whereas WWE does promote themselves as being the “household” of their wrestlers, this is not the case. He famous whereas there is perhaps some fact to it, there’s a vital distinction between your working household and your actual household.
“I used to be a little bit bit stunned once I was in WWE — and also you do make some actual mates, presumably,” he added, noting that generally you bond and keep in contact. “However the wrestling enterprise is a really ‘look out for your self,’ particular person pathway, type of trade.” Van Dam additional recalled how when he left WWE in 2007, he was stunned that when exhibits would come to the city he lived in, not one of the wrestlers would name him despite the fact that everybody knew the place he lived.
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