Introduction

This past Saturday at WWE’s Bad Blood premium live event, Drew McIntyre stepped into the ring with CM Punk, promising a night filled with "justified violence." And boy, did they deliver!

The Hell in a Cell Match

The highly anticipated Hell in a Cell match opened the event with a visceral intensity that left both competitors battered and bloodied. The battle escalated quickly as McIntyre and Punk exchanged punishing blows, with the "Scottish Warrior" suffering a brutal strike when Punk swung a toolbox directly at his head.

As the match progressed, it became evident that no one would emerge unscathed. They slammed each other against the unforgiving steel structure and sent one another crashing onto the steel steps. At one thrilling moment, McIntyre executed a stunning maneuver by putting Punk through a table, further showcasing the extreme nature of their rivalry.

The Aftermath

Despite the brutal fight, it was CM Punk who emerged victorious, signaling an end to their intense 10-month feud that reignited when Punk made his surprise return to WWE at Survivor Series last year.

In the aftermath of this grueling match, McIntyre took to social media to reveal the extent of his injuries, sharing a photo that displayed a massive laceration on the top of his head, which required several staples to close. “I saw red,” he posted on X, capturing the raw emotion of the encounter.

What's Next?

Fans are left wondering what lies ahead for both superstars. The fallout from Bad Blood will unfold on “Monday Night Raw,” but with two major premium live events still scheduled for 2023—the highly anticipated Crown Jewel on November 2 and Survivor Series on November 30—fans can only speculate the next chapter in their intense saga.

Stay tuned as McIntyre and Punk continue to redefine the limits of professional wrestling! Will they clash again, or will new challengers emerge? The WWE universe is on the edge of its seat!