Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal are going after each other week after week. The former best friends just couldn’t help but fight each other.

This week on Raw, McIntyre destroyed Mahal’s manager after his match-up with Veer was over. The Scottish athlete dragged his manager in the middle of the ring and delivered a devastating ‘Claymore’, but moments before the ‘Claymore,’ he flipped ‘the finger’ on his manager.

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Drew McIntyre finishes the match with a brutal Claymore

This week’s Raw featured some great match-ups on its match card. One such match was between former WWE champion Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal’s associate Veer.

The match started with both the wrestlers showing their strengths and trying to lock up their opponent. Veer tried to get inside McIntyre’s head when he pushed him into the corner and smiled back at him.

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The two athletes were locked in a test of strengths after which Veer slapped Drew in the face. This just infuriated the former champion even more, and he threw continuous punches on Veer’s face. He also started delivering relentless kicks all over his body.

Veer got to show off a bit of his athleticism against the former champion. That’s when Jinder grabbed a steel chair at ringside and distracted Drew, allowing Veer to get the upper hand.

There were times in the match when Veer overpowered McIntyre in a genuine test of strengths, but the former champ fought his way out every time. Veer attempted quick pins on McIntyre, but he kicked out each time.

Towards the end of the match, Veer attacked McIntyre’s throat, and Jinder slid the chair for Veer to attack his opponent. As soon as Veer turned around with the chair, McIntyre caught the big man with a Claymore Kick, knocking the chair onto Veer’s face. The referee called the match for disqualification.

After the match, Veer and Jinder left, and the attorney was left alone. Drew went out and scooped the attorney in the ring for a big ‘1,2,3’ Claymore. Just before he made his run for the kick, McIntyre flipped the finger on the attorney, making it hilarious for the crowd.

Although McIntyre lost the match, he got a huge pop from the crowd.

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