Drew McIntyre came back to ICW’s After Hours event in Scotland, where he first became their World Heavyweight Champion. It was a nostalgic moment as his WWE entrance music surprised everyone, including ICW Champion Jack Jester. Instead of fighting, McIntyre hugged Jester and spoke warmly to the fans.
The moment of McIntyre’s return quickly spread across social media platforms through video clips shared by both fans and McIntyre himself, highlighting the deeply emotional reunion with the loyal ICW audience.
McIntyre’s association with ICW dates back to 2006 when he clinched their first-ever World Championship, a title he held for an impressive 280 days during his initial reign. His subsequent returns to ICW from 2014 to 2017 further solidified his place in the promotion’s history, including reclaiming the World Championship during that period.
Looking forward, McIntyre is gearing up for a significant match at WWE’s Clash at the Castle event in Glasgow, Scotland. Scheduled to stream live, McIntyre will challenge Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship. The anticipation surrounding this match is amplified by McIntyre’s recent return to his roots in ICW, adding a special dimension to his pursuit of championship gold once more.
McIntyre’s appearance at After Hours not only showcased his enduring connection to ICW but also underscored his journey from a promising young champion to a global star in WWE. His return symbolizes a full circle moment, bridging his past accomplishments with his present aspirations in professional wrestling.
As fans eagerly await his clash with Damian Priest, McIntyre’s resurgence in ICW serves as a testament to his unwavering dedication to his craft and the profound impact he continues to have on the wrestling world.