This feels especially true for McIntyre, whose entire feud with Punk has consisted of surprise returns and attacks on the other. If ever there was a time to take the wrestler out, it would be when he's fighting for his life against the stacked Bloodline led by Solo Sikoa.

Drew McIntyre has been absent from WWE programming for over a month, but a new report provides an update about his return. McIntyre has not wrestled since WWE Bad Blood. There, he lost to CM Punk in a Hell in a Cell match.

WWE would need to show patience there though. 2025's Rumble happens on 1 February instead of the traditional January slot. That means McIntyre would have to sit on the sidelines twiddling his thumbs for another few months before returning as one of the 30-man bout's surprises.

Read on to find out about the injury status of Jade Cargill, as well as updates on Drew McIntyre's highly anticipated return to WWE.

Drew McIntyre hasn’t been seen on WWE television since losing to CM Punk inside Hell in a Cell at WWE Bad Blood 2024. According to a report from Pwinsider, WWE has been discussing creative plans for McIntyre, especially when it comes to when and how to bring him back. Several pitches have been made in recent weeks.

The latest rumors, including talk of a big Netflix event, Drew McIntyre return talk, some disagreement on Jade Cargill’s injury status, and more!

Bryce Donovan is one such wrestler who has been signed with an official WWE ID prospect designation. Fans on X (formerly Twitter) have compared him to former World Heavyweight Champion, Drew McIntyre. With nearly the same height, hair, and body structure, Donovan could be the next McIntyre, if Triple H shows interest in signing him.

A major update has emerged regarding Drew McIntyre's return to WWE ahead of Survivor Series: WarGames. McIntyre was last seen at WWE Bad Blood 2024, where CM Punk defeated him. At Bad Blood this year,