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The First British wrestler to ever win the Wwe Championship , says this year's WrestleMania will be Forgotten never.

Drew Mcintyre , from Ayr, beat Brock Lesnar to assert to offer the greatest distinction of wrestling in Florida.

The Event had to take place behind closed doors because of the to stop to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

"This is the WrestleMania of The World , yet," Drew BBC 1Xtra Dj Ace told. "I am proud to be a part of it. "

The 34-year-old had a rocky road to the WWE World Champion .

He first signed to the WWE in 2007, but seven years later, his contract was terminated.

He came Back To England and, Once Again , worked His Way through the independent wrestling before he re-signed from the WWE in the year 2018.

"It's Back feels so good to have my Happy Ending After 19 years of UPS and downs - After scratching My Way , not from below, but from 10 feet, and begins again," Drew says. To say

this year's WrestleMania was unique would be an understatement.

The entire event was pre-recorded. The crowds, the signs, the cheering - They all had to be sacrificed.

Most of the fighting took place in silent Rings while two of the on the weekend the biggest match-ups of the sets were staged on a mini-movie, and shot as mini-movies.

But Drew thinks, given his journey, it is "fitting" his Big Night was unconventional.

"WrestleMania has its moments, when the people celebrate, and The Crowd went crazy, but as time goes on, these are moments to forget.

"This WrestleMania will never forget it. "

Joni is a pretty big Wrestling Fan , as you can tell. He spent seven hours WrestleMania this weekend

Joni observed, from Manchester, agrees that this year will live long in The Memory .

Like most wrestling fans, that he can watch up through The Night on Saturday and Sunday to online.

"Overall, if it's a choice between this and not doing it, I'm glad you have made it," he says.

"But it made me realize that the amount of Rings of power. The Ring fits kinda looked like the tutorial mode, which is a wrestling video game," he laughs.

"The matches were awesome. They were the cheesy, B-Movie stuff you could ask for. It was funny and completely unrealistic - and that is what wrestling is all about!

"So it's been a strange weekend, but definitely worth staying up for. "

'I want to consider this title home'

As for Drew, he's, what to do next.

"As long as We Are able to produce content, certainly, We Are going to absolutely do and I want to defend my title, as much as possible," he says.

"Tyson Fury has challenged me, so that would be interesting.

"But if it all starts with the re-recording is Back To normal and I get the chance to come Back To the United Kingdom, I would like to return this title.

"I'm an open-top bus and drive from The Top of Scotland to bottom of England, and just promoting the WWE Like Crazy want. "

the UK has not said hosted a WWE main pay-per-view events in almost 30 years-and Drew, he wants to change that.

"I'm going to make it. I have had this happen - Becoming The First British Champion so I will do the pay-to pass per-view. "

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Source of news: bbc.com