Drew McIntyre On Being "The Chosen One" To 3MB, Sting In WWE And More

In a recent interview with Digital Spy to hype the upcoming “WWE Extreme Rules” special event, Drew McIntyre discussed a number of wrestling-related topics, including 3MB, Sting joining the company and much more.

Here are some of the highlights:

Three man stables are all the rage now – you guys, The Wyatt Family, The Shield, even a three-piece Evolution – why are they so hot right now?

“I think it’s a good idea to get everybody comfortable on the main stage, and also generally with these groups every person brings a different flavor. When it comes to The Shield, they’ve obviously got three completely different characters put together. It makes an awesome group of individuals.

“When it comes to the Wyatts they’re all very similar with Bray leading the way, and together they’re a force. When it comes to us guys, we’re completely out of our mind! We’re sometimes too focused on having a good time than winning matches.”

And how long will you, Jinder Mahal and Heath Slater be sticking together before the inevitable break-up?

“Maybe for us personally we’ll try and get one song out before we have the break up. We’ve been talking about bringing out an album for the last year and a half. With Guns N’ Roses and Chinese Democracy it took Axl ten years – maybe we’ll try and break that record.”

What do you think about the rumors of Sting finally making his debut with the WWE?

“He’s somebody who’s never been in the company, if that was to happen it would obviously be a very big thing, but as I always say – don’t believe everything you read on the internet until it actually happens!”

Do you think that CM Punk will make a return to the WWE in the foreseeable future?

“Personally I don’t know. I don’t know what’s going on, I don’t know what’s going to happen. You can never tell what’s going to happen in sports entertainment, that’s what the boss always says.”

You can read the full interview by clicking here.

Editor’s Note

This interview is a reminder to how far Drew McIntyre has fallen. There’s nothing redeeming in being a glorified jobber group like 3MB. Here’s hoping something better comes his way down the road.