Drew McIntyre claims he didn't take Jacob Fatu out, promises to take Cody Rhodes' title away at all costs

Overview

• Drew McIntyre reacted after Cody Rhodes disqualified himself, ensuring him retaining the Undisputed WWE Championship against him on SmackDown 
• The Scottish Warrior claimed that he didn't take Jacob Fatu Out
• The SmackDown star claimed everyone thinks he whines and blames him after pointing it out

Drew McIntyre reacted after Cody Rhodes disqualified himself, ensuring him retaining the Undisputed WWE Championship against him on SmackDown. The Scottish Warrior claimed that he didn't take Jacob Fatu Out. The SmackDown star claimed everyone thinks he whines and blames him after pointing it out.

"I don’t know what to do at this point. Time after time after time, this keeps happening. I didn't take Jacob out. Our WWE Champion gives me the match, then he causes a DQ and takes away another opportunity, and I’m sure when I talk about it next week and right now, people are gonna blame me and say I'm whining," Drew claimed in his Instagram video.

Drew McIntyre promises to take the title away from Cody Rhodes at all costs

For what Cody did, Drew claimed he wanted to torch his bus without his family members in it. The 3-time world champion did not care how many people had Cody's back and ensured he'll have his title back. Drew promised to go to every extent to become the world champion again.

"My first reaction was, torch his bus. Make sure his family weren’t on it, but torch his bus. I've gotta keep going. I can’t give up. I won’t give up. I'm a psychopath. I'm a psychopath because I'm in the gym right now, doing legs, after yesterday. No sleep whatsoever," Drew added in his statement.

"I don't care how many people Corporate Cody's got behind him, that title's mine. And I'm gonna get it no matter what it takes. You can’t compete with a psychopath. I've forsaken a family – he's got a lovely family – for this industry, for that title. It's the life I've chose. Hope this all makes sense right now because my brain is jumbled," McIntyre concluded.