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#1 Does WWE still believe in Drew McIntyre?
It's no secret that WWE touted Drew McIntyre as the one to take the title off Brock Lesnar at one point during the build up to WrestleMania 36, but he has been used sparsely since then. In fact, McIntyre wasn't seen or heard from during the go-home show of Monday Night Raw and that alone is very jarring to see.
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When has WWE ever had a WWE Championship feud at WrestleMania without having both competitors on the go-home show that week? If nothing else, it's a very interesting sign of things to come and has to make fans wonder if WWE think McIntyre is the real deal or not.
In the end, it sure doesn't look like it after an absence on what has to be the biggest Monday Night Raw of the year and that alone speaks volumes. What also speaks volumes is the fact that Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman got the final slot of the evening and cut a promo that surprisingly went uninterrupted.
