Breaking News: WWE Champion Drew McIntyre tests positive for Covid-19
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WHAT'RE YOU GONNA DO WHEN RONAMANIA RUNS WILD ON YOU
Tryna Makit
High plains drifter
Lol sucks for Drew....but the silver lining is i know Drew aint no transitional champ now
They got plans for the breh and covid aint finna stop those plans...just slow them down a lil
They got plans for the breh and covid aint finna stop those plans...just slow them down a lil
might be time for Roman to bounce again 
Here Comes the Pain
Superstar
he needs to drop the belt to lashley then
Straw Hat Luffy
Veteran
But what if he gave it to Drew
the old folks be the ones really saying fukk quarantine
Kingshango
Veteran
Tres Leches
Empire Business
They made fun when mox self quarantined when Renee was positive 
Tres Leches
Empire Business
Bring all your old and 
wrestlers back so your current wwe champ can give them that VID brehs , good job cokeboy
wrestlers back so your current wwe champ can give them that VID brehs , good job cokeboy
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
might be time for Roman to bounce again
Yep.... thinking the same
Also, I’m still a Good RTruth, I got no WWE slander here.
I wish Drew a speedy recovery and I hope it wasn’t spread too much
He's probably walking up to Cokeboy like, "HEY BROTHER, I HEARD YOUR CHAMP IS OUT SICK DUDE. WHY NOT GIVE THE HULKSTER ONE LAST RUN?"
Vic Damone. Jr
Don't support the phonies, support the real
There is reportedly a COVID-19 outbreak that is impacting WWE, AEW, and Impact Wrestling right now.
As noted earlier this afternoon, WWE Champion Drew McIntyre is now in quarantine after WWE announced his positive COVID-19 test. He has been pulled from tonight’s RAW main event with Randy Orton, but will likely be ready to face WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg at the Royal Rumble on January 31.
In an update, Fightful Select reports that McIntyre is not the only wrestler to test positive for the coronavirus coming out of the busy holiday season as there has been another string of positive COVID-19 tests to hit the pro wrestling world this week, impacting shows from WWE, AEW and Impact.
There’s no confirmation on specific changes as of this writing, but it was noted that several matches and appearances are being nixed due to the positive tests.
WWE sources noted that they expected positive tests from the holidays, and were surprised that things were not worse considering the circumstances. Impact is set to tape a few months worth of TV from this weekend into next week, while AEW filmed two weeks worth of Dynamite last week.
It was also said that there is confirmation on wrestlers scheduled for RAW, SmackDown, Dynamite and Impact being affected by the outbreak, but details have not been made public as of this writing, besides McIntyre.
It’s possible that the virus made the rounds as wrestlers working for all three promotions may have attended the same gatherings over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
Stay tuned for more on the latest COVID-19 outbreak in pro wrestling as we will keep you updated.
As noted earlier this afternoon, WWE Champion Drew McIntyre is now in quarantine after WWE announced his positive COVID-19 test. He has been pulled from tonight’s RAW main event with Randy Orton, but will likely be ready to face WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg at the Royal Rumble on January 31.
In an update, Fightful Select reports that McIntyre is not the only wrestler to test positive for the coronavirus coming out of the busy holiday season as there has been another string of positive COVID-19 tests to hit the pro wrestling world this week, impacting shows from WWE, AEW and Impact.
There’s no confirmation on specific changes as of this writing, but it was noted that several matches and appearances are being nixed due to the positive tests.
WWE sources noted that they expected positive tests from the holidays, and were surprised that things were not worse considering the circumstances. Impact is set to tape a few months worth of TV from this weekend into next week, while AEW filmed two weeks worth of Dynamite last week.
It was also said that there is confirmation on wrestlers scheduled for RAW, SmackDown, Dynamite and Impact being affected by the outbreak, but details have not been made public as of this writing, besides McIntyre.
It’s possible that the virus made the rounds as wrestlers working for all three promotions may have attended the same gatherings over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
Stay tuned for more on the latest COVID-19 outbreak in pro wrestling as we will keep you updated.
Peter Parker
Superstar
This nikka essentially just said nothing lol, I swear I hate wrestling writersThere is reportedly a COVID-19 outbreak that is impacting WWE, AEW, and Impact Wrestling right now.
As noted earlier this afternoon, WWE Champion Drew McIntyre is now in quarantine after WWE announced his positive COVID-19 test. He has been pulled from tonight’s RAW main event with Randy Orton, but will likely be ready to face WWE Hall of Famer Bill Goldberg at the Royal Rumble on January 31.
In an update, Fightful Select reports that McIntyre is not the only wrestler to test positive for the coronavirus coming out of the busy holiday season as there has been another string of positive COVID-19 tests to hit the pro wrestling world this week, impacting shows from WWE, AEW and Impact.
There’s no confirmation on specific changes as of this writing, but it was noted that several matches and appearances are being nixed due to the positive tests.
WWE sources noted that they expected positive tests from the holidays, and were surprised that things were not worse considering the circumstances. Impact is set to tape a few months worth of TV from this weekend into next week, while AEW filmed two weeks worth of Dynamite last week.
It was also said that there is confirmation on wrestlers scheduled for RAW, SmackDown, Dynamite and Impact being affected by the outbreak, but details have not been made public as of this writing, besides McIntyre.
It’s possible that the virus made the rounds as wrestlers working for all three promotions may have attended the same gatherings over the Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
Stay tuned for more on the latest COVID-19 outbreak in pro wrestling as we will keep you updated.