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#2 Handed Drew McIntyre another loss
The Scottish Psychopath may well be the only superstar who has taken losses after losses and still managed to keep his value and image alive.
At WrestleMania 35, McIntyre faced Reigns in a one-on-one match where Reigns finally flattened out the Scottish superstar to pick up the victory. After a clear win, it was surprising to watch McIntyre walkout last night and claim Reigns went to SmackDown Live to avoid him. He claimed he would deliver a Claymore Kick that would knock Reigns back to earth.
This was quite odd considering that Reigns was obviously built the stronger superstar over the past month between the two.
To add insult to injury, Mcintyre lost yet another match on Raw as a result of a disqualification. Even though the WWE Universe does not really care about disqualifications in cases where heels lose, it is bad for someone like McIntyre to score big wins against weaker superstars that way, as well as lose in such a manner to similar or stronger ones.
