They don't call Drew McIntyre the Scottish Warrior for nothing. He had a procedure performed on his knee minute before competing on SmackDown.

WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre suffered a massive upset on this week's SmackDown, as he lost to Jimmy Uso in a singles match.

Drew McIntyre reacts to his loss to Jimmy Uso on Friday Night SmackDown. The February 21st episode of WWE Friday Night SmackDown opened with singles competition between Jimmy Uso and Drew McIntyre. Jimmy would end up coming away with the shock victory via a roll up, but would pay the price after the match as Drew laid him out with a Claymore.

Drew McIntyre had his knee drained of fluid before the February 21st episode of WWE SmackDown. In a post on his Instagram Stories, Drew McIntyre revealed that he had his knee drained of fluid ahead of the show.

After a turbulent week, Drew McIntyre is now part of the WWE SmackDown roster. WWE released a video late Friday afternoon that featured SmackDown GM Nick Aldis

Drew McIntyre took to his Instagram Stories on Friday night to announce that he was working this week’s WWE SmackDown TV tapings after getting his swollen knee drained by WWE’s medical staff around 45 minutes before the show went live.

This is Wrestling Inc.'s results for "WWE SmackDown" on February 21, 2025, with a WWE Tag Team Championship Match between #DIY and Pretty Deadly!

Drew McIntyre will compete in a loaded men’s Elimination Chamber match on March 1 that includes fellow top stars John Cena, CM Punk, Seth Rollins, and Damian Priest. YouTube douchebag Logan Paul is also in the match.