Drew Mcintyre Theme song and Finisher

Drew McIntyre (birth name: Andrew McLean Galloway IV) is showcasing his wrestling prowess on the SmackDown brand in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). McIntyre joined WWE for the first time in late 2007. At that time, he clinched the WWE Intercontinental Championship and the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship alongside “the American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes as part of the Dashing Ones. He was released by WWE on June 12, 2014. After leaving WWE, he began wrestling in various federations under the ring name of Drew Galloway.

In 2017, the Scottish Psychopath signed a contract with WWE for the second time by joining the NXT roster where he held the NXT Championship for 91 days. Following his return to the main roster, he achieved several milestones, such as winning the 2020 Men's Royal Rumble, securing the WWE Championship twice, capturing the 2024 Men's Money in the Bank briefcase, and holding the World Heavyweight Championship once.

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Drew McIntyre's Theme Song

Based on The SmackDown Hotel, Drew McIntyre has been using "Gallantry" as his entrance theme since April 23, 2018. This entrance theme song has been updated with the "Defining Moment Remix," created by CFO$. He has also used his former theme, "Broken Dreams," which he utilized from 2009 to 2013, as well as in a promotional video before his entrance at Clash at the Castle in 2022. "Broken Dreams" was written and composed by the American heavy metal music band Shaman's Harvest.

Drew McIntyre’s Earlier Theme Songs

Drew McIntyre’s Finisher

“The Scottish Warrior” Drew McIntyre uses a distinctive finishing move known as the Claymore as per The SmackDown Hotel. In a session with Stone Cold, McIntyre revealed that the Claymore was invented accidentally during a match. He was attempting a big boot, but because his leather pants were too tight, he had to lift his other leg to prevent them from tearing. A road agent told him after the match that it would be impressive if he could pull off the move safely. Since then, he has been using this move as his finishing maneuver.

Drew McIntyre’s Trademark Moves

According to Cage Match and The SmackDown Hotel, Drew McIntyre is known for his trademark moves like the Future Shock DDT, the Glasgow Kiss, the Celtic Cross, and the inverted double leg slam.

The Future Shock DDT :

“The Future Shock DDT” is also dubbed as double underhook DDT. Drew McIntyre executes this by bending his opponent forward and hooking each arm behind their back. He tucks the opponent's head under one of his arms, then falls backward to drive the opponent down. The move typically slams the opponent face-first onto the mat, but sometimes McIntyre's technique causes the opponent to land on their head, similar to a standard DDT. This movie was also named “Dirty Deeds” and used by Jon Moxley a.k.a Dean Ambrose.

Glasgow Kiss :

The Glasgow Kiss is a head strike commonly known as a headbutt. Drew McIntyre executes the Glasgow Kiss with precision, targeting his opponent’s head with various angles like forward, rising, sideways, or backward. He aims for the head’s sensitive areas, such as the bridge of the nose or the forehead, ensuring maximum impact while avoiding mutual damage.

Celtic Cross :

The Celtic Cross, also known as the Kryptonite Krunch, is an over-the-shoulder back-to-belly piledriver. Drew McIntyre starts the Celtic Cross by lifting his opponent onto his shoulder with the opponent's head hanging over his back. He secures the opponent with a headlock and holds one leg, then drops to a seated position, slamming the opponent's whole body into the mat.

The Alabama Slam :

The Alabama slam is another name for the inverted double-leg slam. Drew McIntyre often executes this powerful move that begins with his opponent seated on the top turnbuckle. He then positions the opponent's legs over his shoulders and bends over, using his strength to flip the opponent over his head and slam the opponent’s face first onto the mat.

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