WWE star Drew McIntyre promises 'justified violence' in Hell in a Cell match against CM Punk

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The Hell in a Cell match is one of the most iconic WWE draws in its iconic history, and it will be the final bout to end the hellacious feud between Drew McIntyre and CM Punk at Bad Blood.

In recent months, McIntyre and Punk have squared off twice. McIntyre defeated Punk with Seth Rollins as the special guest referee at SummerSlam. Then, Punk topped McIntyre in a strap match. Saturday’s match at the premium live event will be a fitting ending.

The rivalry between the two foes is 10 months in the making.

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CM Punk makes a shocking return to WWE on Nov. 25, 2023. (WWE)

Punk made his shocking return to the company at the end of Survivor Series last November. McIntyre was visibly upset and had to be restrained by Wade Barrett. Rollins was also perturbed by Punk’s return.

McIntyre got his first shot at Punk during the Royal Rumble. As McIntyre performed one of his finishing maneuvers on him, Punk tore his triceps. Punk was out of in-ring action but made life difficult for McIntyre for the next seven months. Punk helped Damian Priest defeat McIntyre for the World Heavyweight Championship and vowed the Scottish wrestler he would never win a title as long as he was around. The feud only ignited from there.

McIntyre told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that colleagues feel the tension around the two, but they understand what their rivalry means in the grand schemes of things.

"You can feel the tension," he said. "Everyone could feel the tension when him and I are near each other. We have to be professionals and do our job. We understand, we’ve been