Drew McIntyre Explains Photo He Took With Jack Perry To Taunt CM Punk

The Tribal Chief Reigns Supreme

Drew McIntyre recently explained the full back-story behind a photo he took with Jack Perry, the son of AEW star CM Punk, to taunt Punk.

A Dig At The Second City Saint

The photo, which was posted on McIntyre's Twitter account, shows McIntyre and Perry standing side-by-side, with Perry wearing a Blackpool Combat Club shirt. The caption reads, "The future of the business is in good hands."

A History Of Hostility

McIntyre and Punk have a history of animosity dating back to their time in WWE. In 2011, Punk defeated McIntyre for the WWE Championship. McIntyre has since said that he believes Punk "buried" him during their feud.

The two men have also traded barbs on social media in recent months. In January, Punk tweeted that McIntyre was "not a top guy." McIntyre responded by saying that Punk was "a bitter old man."

The photo with Perry was seen by many as a way for McIntyre to get back at Punk. In an interview with talkSPORT, McIntyre explained that he took the photo to show that he has moved on from his feud with Punk.

"I'm not going to sit here and dwell on the past," McIntyre said. "I'm focused on the future, and the future of the business is in good hands with guys like Jack Perry."

Perry is a rising star in AEW. He is the son of CM Punk and former WWE wrestler AJ Lee. Perry made his AEW debut in 2022, and he has quickly become one of the most popular wrestlers in the company.

McIntyre's photo with Perry was a clear message to Punk that he is not the only one who can get under his skin. It was also a way for McIntyre to show that he is confident in the future of the wrestling business.