The WWE superstar chosen between the Celtic and the rangers and the reason is absolutely weird
The ancient rivalry of the company is often a subject of hot discussion. A game between two of the fiercest enemies in football, choosing between Celtic and Rangers is a simple task for those who simply have no choice but to follow the trend of family choices, but that did not prevent others from having their say – even WWE.
Although it is as simple as 1,2,3 in the fight industry, it is not as simple between the greatest rivals in Scotland. John Cena had previously talked about putting Celtic “at the front of his list” simply because of his local basketball team, the Boston Celtics. That he would go so far as to distribute attitude adjustments to Ibrox, however, this is unlikely.
“I always say that I am looking for a team. Everyone says that I am a fan of Tottenham, there have been discussions on the fact that I am a fan of Chelsea. I say that I am looking for a team. I am still trying to understand the game, the rivalries, so if you have a good field, I am ready to listen.
“It’s a decent field. I am from Boston and our basketball team is called the Celtics. So I will put it forward on the list.”
WWE superstars are also often seen using football to make fun of British crowds live. Most recently, the Liverpool fan, JD McDonagh, was seen to be rejoiced in an Alexander Isak shirt in front of an unhappy audience from Newcastle. Santino Marella, on the other hand, sadly took six attempts, six shirts and six teams before obtaining the crowd with a shirt in England several years ago.
However, there are still life fans for life in the square circle, and a WWE superstar has just revealed the bizarre way he chose between Celtic and the Rangers.
Drew McIntyre reveals how he chose between the Celtic and the Rangers
Having his say, Drew McIntyre revealed how he had chosen between the Celtic and the Rangers. The Scottish and the former WWE champion is one of the biggest WWE football fans and has already explained how he was taken to one of his passions.
“I have been a fan of rangers since I was young. My family, basically, there would be Top Rangers and a high Celtic arranged and you crawl to the one you were going to support.
“And then my dad would be in the area waving a top Ayr United. My great-grandfather was in fact the first goalkeeper of Ayr United.
“But I went to the top of the rangers while most of my family went for the high Celtic. My brother got lost along the way and he was a fan of Man City – even before I had the money. But I have always been a big fan of the Rangers, a big fan of McCist.
“To be honest, I care more about Scottish football than rangers and Celtic rivalry, but it is the only thing the whole world is careful.”
With McIntyre not shy with his support for the Rangers and Cena at the Celtic idea, it is just to say that we have stumbled on another way of spice up the old derby company. Anyone have a referee?
