During the February 7th episode of WWE SmackDown, LA Knight was scheduled to fight McIntyre and Jimmy Uso in a triple threat qualifying match for the Elimination Chamber. Prior to the match, Knight took a savage shot at McIntyre's reported meltdown after the Royal Rumble.

Taking that into account the former WWE Champion has gone radio silent since the Men's Royal Rumble Match this past Saturday, but much has been written about him following his eli

LA Knight referenced reports of real heat with Drew McIntyre following the Royal Rumble during a promo on "WWE SmackDown."

As a main event-level WWE star, Drew McIntyre interestingly clashed with many of the wrestlers who eventually went over to AEW, and during a recent Royal Rumble 2024 re-watch, he realized that he misses clashing with one of the names to recently go over to the Jacksonville-based promotion.

Drew McIntyre was reported to have stormed out of the stadium after his botched elimination, while a WWE source confirmed to The Takedown that several people were upset with the spot gone wrong, without mentioning who.

Drew McIntyre didn't win the Royal Rumble a few days ago and didn't get a guaranteed title shot at WrestleMania 41. The Scottish Warrior got eliminated by Damian Priest and was visibly upset afterward.

Drew McIntyre officially joined WWE SmackDown on February 7, and he explained why SmackDown was a better fit for him.

After a turbulent week, Drew McIntyre is now part of the WWE SmackDown roster. WWE released a video late Friday afternoon that featured SmackDown GM Nick Aldis

Daily Mail's Lewis Browning also has an exclusive on the Drew McIntyre/Royal Rumble 2025 fallout, learning, as other outlets have, that the situation was genuine and not a work.