3 reasons why The Undertaker should face Drew McIntyre at SummerSlam 

Will we see it?
Will we see it?

The Undertaker had a match at Extreme Rules where he teamed up with Roman Reigns to fight Drew McIntyre and Shane McMahon. It was an impressive match that had some exciting moments. The team of The Big Dog and The Phenom picked up the victory in Philadelphia.

Prior to Extreme Rules, The Deadman was also part of Super ShowDown where he faced Goldberg. While The Undertaker had a disastrous match against Goldberg in Saudi Arabia, his performance was better at Extreme Rules.

Meanwhile, Drew McIntyre is currently in an alliance with Shane McMahon. The Scottish Psychopath had a long feud with Roman Reigns and the rivalry probably ended at Extreme Rules. Apart from facing Reigns at the Showcase of Immortals, McIntyre also fought The Big Dog at Stomping Grounds. Unfortunately, the Scottish Psychopath lost both matches.

The Biggest Event Of The Summer, SummerSlam, is just three weeks away. Considering The Undertaker was part of Extreme Rules, he is mostly expected to be part of SummerSlam. While several Superstars are competent to face The Deadman, Drew McIntyre could be a great opponent for The Undertaker.

Here we discuss 3 reasons why The Undertaker should fight Drew McIntyre at SummerSlam:


#3 It makes sense storyline wise

It makes sense
It makes sense

The Undertaker shocked everyone when he showed up on RAW to save Roman Reigns. The Big Dog pinned McIntyre at Stomping Grounds and the former was put in a Handicap Match a couple of weeks ago. The former Universal Champion was looking completely helpless but The Phenom saved Reigns from McIntyre and Shane McMahon.

Since The Undertaker fought Shane McIntyre and Drew McIntyre at Extreme Rules, he has become part of this storyline, hence, it will make sense to have a feud with either Shane McMahon or Drew McIntyre. Shane faced The Deadman at WrestleMania 32 where the two Superstars had an exciting match. Considering Shane is already in a new feud with Kevin Owens, Drew McIntyre could be a good choice to continue the rivalry.

#2 It will be beneficial for Drew McIntyre's career

The Scottish Psychopath
The Scottish Psychopath

There is no denying that Drew McIntyre has established himself as one of the top guys in Vince McMahon's company. The Scottish Psychopath is a remarkable heel and has all the tools to succeed in WWE. Due to his frightening look, he is a force to be reckoned with.

During his first tenure with WWE, he had a substandard run, however, the scenario altered after he rejoined the company. Following a stupendous run in NXT, the Scottish Psychopath has been exceptional on the main roster. McIntyre beat Dolph Ziggler, Baron Corbin, Kurt Angle, and two Shield members before facing Roman Reigns.

McIntyre is certainly World Championship material and WWE might have big plans for him. If WWE wants him to reach the top of the ladder, a match with The Undertaker could be highly beneficial for his career. Regardless of the outcome the bout, McIntyre could elevate his stature in WWE after a brilliant feud with The Deadman.

#1 The Undertaker and Drew McIntyre could deliver a decent match

It should be money
It should be money

When The Undertaker was scheduled to fight Goldberg at Super ShowDown, the stakes were sky-high. It was the first battle between two legendary Superstars but the match turned out to be a disaster. Filled with numerous botches, the match was certainly one of the worst matches of The Undertaker's illustrious career.

Considering The Undertaker already competed at Extreme Rules, he seemed eager to prove his doubters wrong. In all honesty, The Deadman delivered a great performance at Extreme Rules, where he pinned Shane McMahon to win the match. The Undertaker looked in better shape and he was swift inside the squared ring.

Judging by The Undertaker's recent performance, he is competent enough to deliver a good match against Drew McIntyre. Since facing Rusev at The Greatest Royal Rumble, the Phenom has been fighting other part-timers. Due to age, the older Superstars are also slow in the ring, hence, a younger Superstar could be a better choice for The Undertaker. The Phenom might not match the agility of McIntyre in the ring but they could steal the show at SummerSlam.

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