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Winner: Drew McIntyre
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Drew McIntyre always seems to be in this position. He squashes people and then quickly becomes irrelevant. Remember at this point last year when Drew McIntyre was seemingly a sleeper favorite to win the Royal Rumble? That looks far away right now. Still, compared to his near-total absence for a while, this is a point from which he could potentially get back on the right track.
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The squash over Sin Cara was just that, a squash. Will it lead to a bigger push for him down the line, perhaps in 2020? History would suggest not, but if it were to happen, it would have to start somewhere. I suppose there's no better place to start than right here and right now.
What is Drew McIntyre's ceiling? Can he at least get into mid-card title contention on Monday Night RAW, or is it always to be a utility player of sorts?
