“Helps the Bloodline”: Drew McIntyre’s Likely Reason for Secret Meeting With Roman Reigns’ Wiseman Paul Heyman Revealed on Twitter Ahead of WrestleMania XL

Drew McIntyre is slated to lock horns with the World Heavyweight Champion, Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 40. But it seems this is not his only task around Mania weekend. He is probably out there to offer some sort of assistance to The Bloodline to let them get one over Rollins’ tag team partner, Cody Rhodes. Fans see it cooking as The Scottish Warrior has been spotted in an intriguing backstage segment with the Bloodline’s wise man, Paul Heyman.

Fans predict a major twist in the Bloodline saga after spotting Drew McIntyre’s secret meeting with Paul Heyman

The Rock and Roman Reigns will go after Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins during Night 1 of the grandest wrestling extravaganza of the year. This will decide Rhodes’ fate for the main event the next day. But tonight on Raw, after having some choice words for Punk, the former WWE Champion secretly met Reigns’ special counsel, which sparked further drama in the story. Fans foresee a conspiracy wherein Mclntyre injures Rollins ahead of his tag team match and lets them defeat Rhodes alone.

They clearly see a Bloodline-Mclntyre alliance ahead of Mania.

Some of them even seem worried for Punk as he’s also a common foe of both Bloodline and Mclntyre.

They wonder how things pan out next and hope for some mess.

A few of them, on the other hand, deem it unwise for The Bloodline to put their trust in him.

While whether he will get involved in the Bloodline drama or not is still a mystery, he’s not a fan of Roman Reigns.

Drew Mclntyre is still not over his massive loss against Roman Reigns 

Drew McIntyre might have a secret deal with Paul Heyman. However, he has endured some terrible experiences after engaging with his client. Recently joined the Gorilla Position podcast and talked about his lost opportunity. The Scotsman had a golden opportunity to wreak havoc on the Tribal Chief’s historic reign back in Clash at the Castle, in 2022. It would make perfect sense to let McIntyre have the prize, as he had earned his shot and it was his homecoming moment. But Solo Sikoa didn’t let that happen, making the save for the Big Dog.

Almost two years after that match, Mclntyre admitted that he was extremely frustrated with how his dream to hold the gold in front of his homegrown crowd remained a dream. Now, it will be interesting to see if Mclntyre can cover the loss up with another gold belt at WrestleMania 40 next weekend.

What’s your take on fans anticipating the context of Drew McIntyre’s backstage chat with Paul Heyman? Sound off in the comments.

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