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This Monday on RAW, a WWE Superstar could make his final appearance on the red brand. This star is Drew McIntyre, who could show up and announce his decision to move to SmackDown.
With the WWE Transfer Window now open, The Scottish Warrior could move to the blue brand as part of his new storylines. The former World Heavyweight Champion appeared on SmackDown on Friday and assaulted Jimmy Uso a couple of weeks after his assault on Jey Uso.
Thus, he could show up one last time on the red brand and address his actions, adding more fuel to his feud with Sami Zayn and The Usos. Even if he defeated Sami at Saturday Night's Main Event, this rivalry is far from over, and the former Intercontinental Champion will be out for revenge on Monday.
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Moving to SmackDown will open the way for new storylines for McIntyre. He has already targeted Jimmy Uso, but it appears that his target is Roman Reigns. The two could re-ignite their feud, even though The Original Tribal Chief is expected to move to RAW from early January onwards.
At the same time, he could go after Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship or team up with Kevin Owens against The American Nightmare and Randy Orton, who is set to return to SmackDown soon.
Drew McIntyre reflects on time away from WWE RAW
After his rivalry with CM Punk was over, Drew McIntyre took a two-month hiatus from WWE and Monday Night RAW to recover from the injuries he had sustained inside Hell in Cell at Bad Blood.
In an interview with Busted Open Radio, The Scottish Warrior reflected on his time away from the company and how it helped him spend time with his family.
"Going home this time and spending real time with my family, I realized that I may have made a mistake. I’ve given, given and given to this industry, and it’s taken, taken and taken from my real family. As much as we’re on the road and we call each other family, that’s a matter of convenience. I was with my real family. When I was gone for that few months, I could count on one finger how many people checked in. ‘How are you doing, Drew?’ That really opened my eyes," the former World Heavyweight Champion said. [H/T 411 Mania]
Drew McIntyre is back, and Saturday Night's Main Event showed he is ready to dominate his opponents and become a World Champion again.
