Tyson Fury & Drew McIntyre Pushing For A Big WWE PPV Match

Tyson Fury is considered to be the undisputed emperor of the boxing world while Drew McIntyre has become the face of WWE in recent times as he is the reigning WWE Champion for almost five months. Previously these two have banter over potentially facing each other. They belong to the United Kingdom region and the WWE fanbase will be more than interested to see them locking horn in a marquee match.

Tyson Fury and WWE have had a good working relationship as seen in the past. After the one-off stint 2019, he was supposed to make a return, as soon as possible but the boxing champion’s return to the squared circle still hasn’t happened. But that doesn’t mean that his aspirations to feature in a WWE match has been gone.

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Tyson Fury & Drew McIntyre Pushing For A Big WWE PPV Match

The two men have expressed their interest in going head-to-head with each other by trading verbal jabs. While appearing on After The Bell podcast, Drew McIntyre talked about calling out multiple athletes from different sports including Tyson Fury ever since he became the Champion which was done, purposefully.

McIntyre and Tyson Fury have reportedly been pushing for a huge pay-per-view fight in the UK, something that WWE hasn’t arranged since SummerSlam 1992. They’ve discussed this possibility a number of times leading the matter to a point that people start to think whether WWE indeed has some plans to make this a reality.

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The Scottish Psychopath said during After the Bell, that if he goes up against Tyson Fury, it has to be in a pay-per-view in the United Kingdom.

“I started poking some bears. I started going after Tyson Fury, Colby Covington, soccer player Chris Sutton in the UK, even Conor McGregor.

Tyson and I have been going back and forth to the point where we’re trying to push this big UK pay-per-view that hasn’t happened since SummerSlam ‘92. And a lot of people have started talking about it to the point where people within the office are asking me, ‘Do you know something we don’t know? Is this really gonna happen? Because you talk about it so much, yourself and Fury have got a dialogue going to the point where you’re both main eventing this Summerslam pay-per-view.’

And that’s literally what I said. If I have to fight Tyson Fury in the UK to get this big UK pay-per-view…we’re absolutely gonna do it. (Transcription by cagesideseats)

For now, a fight between Drew McIntyre and Tyson Fury in the UK isn’t possible due to the coronavirus pandemic. But once the world goes back to normal, maybe we will get to see that much-anticipated cross-brand match between the duo. This could be a big attraction for the UK region fans, to say the last as they can now wait patiently.