Drew McIntyre and CM Punk will finally end their heated rivalry on Saturday night as the pair clash inside Hell in a Cell at WWE's Bad Blood.
The two Superstars have been embroiled in WWE's feud of the year since January, but having been one of the stars of Monday Night Raw during the programme, McIntyre's thoughts are already on what's next for him post-Punk.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated's Takedown, the Scottish Warrior outlined what he wants for his next story after such a hard-hitting journey with CM Punk.
He said: “Whatever I do next, I've already told [WWE creative] you’re not gonna find something like this, because this is legitimate hatred, but I better have something I can buy into."
"That's based in truth. That I can really have fun with, because you see what can happen if you give me something I truly believe in.”
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After notching up a win apiece in their battles at SummerSlam and Bash in Berlin, McIntyre's and Punk's intense it all comes down to WWE's most sadistic match, and the Scotsman has promised it won't be a pretty sight in Georgia this weekend.
“Everybody's watched the story unfold," McIntyre added.
"They know we legitimately don't like each other.
"They've seen how hard we've been hitting each other in the couple of matches we've had at SummerSlam and the Strap Match.
"With Hell in the Cell, he knows it and I know it, we're professional enough to go in there and do our job, but… we're gonna beat the s— out of each other.”
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