WWE sends Drew McIntyre to the Special Olympics ahead of rumored Money in the Bank return

According to Pro Wrestling Insider (via Ringside News), WWE creative has been working hard to figure out the best way to reintroduce McIntyre to the ring. The prospect of his comeback coincides with WWE's anticipated return to the United Kingdom, with the Money In The Bank premium live event at The O2 Arena in London on July 1, the same event that the WWE removed him from and subbed Roman Reigns in.

While there's currently no word on whether McIntyre would participate in the titular ladder match, McIntyre is committed to ensuring his role isn't one where he's "aimlessly floating." If a substantial storyline doesn't materialize for the master of the Claymore, the possibility of McIntyre parting ways with the company once his contract ends isn't unlikely.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding McIntyre's WWE future, one thing is for sure; his passion for advocating for the Special Olympics and its athletes remains unwavering. McIntyre's presence in Berlin for the Special Olympics World Games will be an experience to remember, not just for him but for the thousands of athletes who look up to him.

As fans await the outcome of McIntyre's contract and the storyline that will accompany his possible return, the focus rightly remains on his current role. A fighter, an advocate, and an inspiration, Drew McIntyre's journey transcends the wrestling ring and resonates with a much broader audience.

Fingers crossed, the WWE and McIntyre can agree on a more substantial role for him in the WWE. Who knows? Maybe he'll make a surprise appearance at Money in the Bank after Seth Rollins presumably pins Finn Balor to defend the World Heavyweight Championship.