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2. McIntyre Reaps Benefits From Bloodline

Drew McIntyre’s hypocrisy has been on full display in recent weeks, whether it’s outright called out by the announcers or just shown plainly by his actions.

Monday gave us the latest installment, as the Scottish Warrior directly benefited from the Bloodline and their presence during Raw’s main event. Solo Sikoa and Jimmy Uso provided a distraction long enough to take Jey Uso out of the match and allow McIntyre to recover and flatten Jey with a Claymore.

For a self-righteous guy whose entire argument against Jey is that he was part of a group that interfered in matches and how unfair it was, he sees no problem today in reaping the benefits of that interference. Drew even cashed in on it a second time moments later when he laid Seth Rollins out after the World Heavyweight Champion ran down to back up Jey and chase off Jimmy.

But don’t tell McIntyre that he’s a hypocrite: It’s Seth’s fault for getting involved in Bloodline business rather than focusing on what’s happening on Raw. At this point, Drew is one step off from going to SmackDown and making a deal with the Bloodline to injure Rollins on night one of WrestleMania 40.