Drew McIntyre shares personal update with his wife following WrestleMania loss

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WWE star Drew McIntyre shared a personal update with his wife following WrestleMania 42. The veteran competed in an Unsanctioned Match at the biggest show of the year over the weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The 40-year-old squared off against Jacob Fatu at WWE WrestleMania 42 in an intense match. Fatu got a hold of a toolbox during the bout and bashed McIntyre over the head with it. The Samoan Werewolf followed it up with a Moonsault through a table for the pinfall victory.

Following his loss to Fatu, McIntyre took to Instagram to share a photograph with his wife while the happy couple was on the red carpet for the Hall of Fame ceremony this past Friday night. The former champion noted that he was still winning in life despite coming up short at WrestleMania.

“I stay winning regardless,” he wrote.

McIntyre lost the Undisputed WWE Championship to Cody Rhodes earlier this year. The American Nightmare defeated Randy Orton in the main event of Night 1 of WrestleMania 42 to retain the title. Pat McAfee got involved in the match, but Randy Orton betrayed the former NFL punter and hit him with an RKO out of nowhere.

Drew McIntyre discusses his booking in WWE

SmackDown star Drew McIntyre recently commented on how he is booked by the promotion.

In an interview with Chris Van Vliet on the INSIGHT podcast, Drew McIntyre stated that if a storyline works for his character, he cannot be disappointed about the result of a match. He added that it was a good thing that fans cared about him and were invested in his character, as the worst thing they could be was silent.

“As long as it works for the character, I can be personally disappointed, but professionally, I know we’re still on the right track, and the fans are still going to be emotionally invested, and that’s all that matters, because I’ve been in situations where they were not emotionally invested. And the worst thing in the world in pro wrestling is silence,” he said. (H/T: WrestlePurists)

Drew McIntyre says he is creatively fulfilled right now in WWE: “Very creatively fulfilled. There were a couple of moments where I was like damn, it sucks personally, but I can also look at the big picture these days. I’ve been knocked down enough times and fed a few

Jacob Fatu shared an emotional moment with Jey Uso backstage following his victory over Drew McIntyre at WWE WrestleMania 42. Only time will tell what lies ahead for Fatu on SmackDown.