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Drew McIntyre doesn’t view himself as a locker room leader, but he appreciates comments from TNA’s Joe Hendry.
In a recent post on social media, McIntyre reacted to comments made by Hendry regarding McIntyre’s recent praise of him. Hendry called Drew a “credit” to the wrestling business and called him a leader of the locker room when he and Hendry both worked in ICW. McIntyre said he simply does the best job he canand offers advice when asked.
“I appreciate the kind words but I’ve never called myself a locker-room leader,” said McIntyre. “I’ve never felt the need to. I turn up. I do the best job I can. I offer advice to those who ask for it.”
He then seemingly took some shots at WWE World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest, who McIntyre will be face at WWE Clash at the Castle.
“And then there’s our Champion who can’t control 3 people in his own stable and the other guy who’s only ever took from our industry…”
I appreciate the kind words but I’ve never called myself a locker-room leader. I’ve never felt the need to. I turn up. I do the best job I can. I offer advice to those who ask for it.
And then there’s our Champion who can’t control 3 people in his own stable and the other guy… https://t.co/vOK2L0rbW3
McIntyre recently sent CM Punk a warning ahead of WWE Clash at the Castle. Check out his comments here.
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