Drew McIntyre Deactivates Twitter After Quitting WWE, TNA Shows Interest In Star
Drew McIntyre is truly at a loss for words after quitting WWE during a segment on the June 17, episode of Monday Night Raw.
Mere days after his crushing defeat in Glasgow, McIntyre went on a tirade against WWE and struggled to express his hatred for CM Punk. McIntyre ended his promo by announcing that he is quitting the company and did not appear for the remainder of the show.
Throughout his feud with CM Punk, McIntyre has made excellent use of social media, often using his Twitter/X account to poke fun at the Best in the World. After UPS lost McIntyre's WrestleMania gear, the Scottish Warrior shared the situation on social media and asked Punk if he could loan his wrestling gear, as Punk wouldn't need it.
Now, those days are over as McIntyre has deactivated his account on the platform. The three-time WWE World Champion had amassed over 1.2 million followers before deactivating and it's unclear when, if ever, he will return.
While McIntyre doesn't have anything to say on social media right now, the account of TNA Wrestling has shown a great deal of interest in him. Within minutes of McIntyre announcing his exit from WWE, the TNA account shared a video of some of Drew's best moments with the promotion.
McIntyre, as Drew Galloway, was with TNA from 2015 to 2017 and was one of the promotion's top stars at the time. The Scottish Warrior became the company's World Champion and Grand Champion and worked with top names including Moose, Matt Hardy, and Bobby Lashley.
With WWE and TNA closer than ever, one can't count out the idea of Drew Galloway appearing in the IMPACT Zone. For the time being, fans will continue to speculate about Drew's future but don't expect answers from the man himself on social media.
