Whether you loved or hated the Dinner Debonair segment from AEW Dynamite, you can’t deny that it has gotten people talking. This includes the current WWE Champion Drew McIntyre who has joked that he and Randy Orton broke into song and dance after Raw went off the air.
Appearing on Busted Open Radio, McIntyre was asked about if he would change anything about his title run. In his answer, he also joked that AEW stole the idea for the song and dance from them. Here is the quote, courtesy of Fightful:
“Honestly, I don’t think so. If I changed anything, I might not be where I’m at and who I am and what exactly I’m doing right now. I’ve said it my whole career, I would never change one thing in case the butterfly effect screwed me up. I’ve been very happy and proud of everything I’ve achieved. Especially these past few months with the Randy Orton feud, this has really cemented me as a top-level main event performer, everything we’ve been able to achieve is such a rarity. To keep a feud going for three months, it’s obviously going to come to a head this Sunday.
To keep up with Randy, we’ve done pretty much everything there is to do. We’ve fought an unlimited number of times. The ending of Raw, I know some people were on the fence about it, but realistically, what were we gonna do? Is he gonna drop me again? Is he gonna take off again? Are we gonna fight for the millionth time? If the cameras kept rolling, you would have saw what would’ve happened. Is everyone ready for what happened when the cameras went off? Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre broke into a song and dance! You missed it! They stole it from us, damnit!”
McIntyre will be facing Orton at Hell in a Cell this Sunday. Meanwhile, the Chris Jericho and MJF segment from Dynamite has been the most divisive wrestling segment of this week with many fans still debating its merit.
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