‘Psychopath’ Drew McIntyre Addresses Cody Rhodes Getting Disqualified In WWE Championship Match

Drew McIntyre has commented after the events of his WWE Championship match against Cody Rhodes on last night’s episode of SmackDown.

Last night’s show was originally scheduled to see Drew McIntyre face Jacob Fatu in a #1 contender’s match to determine who would challenge Cody Rhodes for the WWE Title at Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1.

However, due to an injury to Fatu, plans changed and McIntyre ended up in a title match against Rhodes in the main event instead.

The match ended when Rhodes used his championship belt as a weapon to get himself disqualified, which meant Rhodes kept hold of his title, as it can only change hands on a pinfall or submission.

In the gym after the match, Drew McIntyre posted a video on social media giving his thoughts. He said:

“Keep the camera on. This is the only way I get therapy, is talking to myself, so just keep it going. I just want to sound this out.

“I don’t know what to do at this point. Time after time after time, this keeps happening.

“I didn’t take Jacob out. Our WWE Champion gives me the match, then he causes a DQ and takes away another opportunity, and I’m sure when I talk about it next week and right now, people are gonna blame me and say I’m whining.

“My first reaction was, torch his bus. Make sure his family weren’t on it, but torch his bus.

“I’ve gotta keep going. I can’t give up. I won’t give up. I’m a psychopath. I’m a psychopath because I’m in the gym right now, doing legs, after yesterday. No sleep whatsoever.

“I don’t care how many people Corporate Cody’s got behind him, that title’s mine. And I’m gonna get it no matter what it takes. You can’t compete with a psychopath.

“I’ve forsaken a family – he’s got a lovely family – for this industry, for that title. It’s the life I’ve chose. Hope this all makes sense right now because my brain is jumbled.

“I just know, next week’s gonna be hell for Cody. And no matter what it takes, I’m gonna have my moment. No matter what it takes.”

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