Drew McIntyre, the rival of WWE Superstar CM Punk, shared his thoughts on Punk’s segment with NXT Women’s Champion Roxanne Perez. As WWE NXT prepares for its debut on The CW on October 1, CM Punk will appear in Chicago for the premiere episode.

CM Punk is prepared to die at WWE Bad Blood. The 'Best In The World' kicked off the September 16 edition of Raw with a strong message for Drew McIntyre. After putting some doubts to bed about how many matches he has left, Punk stated that he's made a mortal enemy in Drew McIntyre and that the only way to end this feud is inside of a Hell In A Cell.

Bully Ray says CM Punk and Drew McIntyre need to deliver on what Punk has promised at WWE Bad Blood 2024. On last night’s episode of WWE RAW, CM Punk cut a promo where he said he’d be willing to make this the final match of his career and promised that he would make McIntyre bleed.

The build to Bad Blood continues as WWE Monday Night Raw broadcasts live today – Monday, Sept. 16 – from the Moda Center in Portland, Oregon. Tonight’s episode is available to watch on multiple streaming services for free.

Despite being absent from Raw this week, Drew McIntyre had plenty to say about his upcoming Hell in a Cell match with CM Punk at Bad Blood. Immediately following Punk’s promo to kick off the show, McIntyre posted a message on X that read,

Drew McIntyre and CM Punk just can’t stand each other. The two have been fighting with each other since WrestleMania 40, and despite beating the hell out of each other at two WWE PLEs, the saga between them doesn’t seem to end.