5 Things WWE subtly told us on RAW: Big mistake made with Fastlane PPV, Top legend quietly turns face (March 8th, 2021)

#2. Drew McIntyre's roadblock on RAW before a WWE title shot

Drew McIntyre demanded a No DQ match on RAW

Last week on RAW, Drew McIntyre defeated Sheamus in an incredible match. The Scotsman won clean, seemingly putting an end to their feud.

Following Bobby Lashley's successful title defense on RAW, it was revealed that Drew McIntyre was a close spectator backstage. There seemed to be a clear agreement - Drew McIntyre would be next in line for a WWE title shot.

Unfortunately, just as McIntyre was cutting a promo, Sheamus attacked him from behind again. Screaming at him, the four-time World Champion told McIntyre that he was sick of living in his shadow.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS!#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/AmxM0OZSGc

— WWE (@WWE) March 9, 2021

Following this, Drew McIntyre went to Adam Pearce and demanded a No Disqualification match against Sheamus - and so it was granted.

It was another hard-hitting match-up, although last week's singles match on RAW was slightly better. This didn't have a conclusive finish, as both men collided with steel steps in their hands.

It was declared a no contest, which means that McIntyre's feud with Sheamus will continue.

With @WWESheamus and @DMcIntyreWWE taken out by the collision with the steel steps, this match is ruled a NO-CONTEST!#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/iz1eXy2x0Z

— WWE (@WWE) March 9, 2021

While the matches have been good, WWE should ideally conclude the feud by next week on RAW, as Fastlane might be a bit too late. Of course, WWE could always book a high-stakes stipulation match between the two former best friends at Fastlane - potentially to book a spot at WrestleMania against Bobby Lashley.