WWE's Drew McIntyre

So tell me about how you got into professional wrestling and how that later led to you being signed to WWE.

It's all I ever wanted to do.

I only ever wanted to be in WWE since as far back as I can remember, five years old, told my parents, told my brother, this is what I'm gonna do.

I'm from Scotland, five million people, nobody had ever gone from Scotland to WWE.

So everybody thought, all right, Drew, no problem, you'll grow out of this eventually, but I didn't.

I started training when I was 15, it was my part-time job.

From 16, I was doing professional wrestling shows onwards.

It was my weekend job, my summer job.

I stuck in at school, I went to university, got my criminology degree.

And that same year, the last year of university, I got signed to WWE.

And it's been nonstop ever since, 19 years.

I figured I would finish my career wrestling, had no other aspirations.

Then boom, suddenly I'm doing projects left and right all over the place and having a lot of fun.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, to say that you're successful in your field, I feel like it might even be a little bit of an understatement.

Because when I looked at the different championships and awards and everything that you've gained in wrestling, it's a long list.

I had to choose which ones I was going to mention you for.

World ones.

There's about probably 20 plus overall, but I feel very fortunate.

But the world titles is about as high as you can get.

And I'm the only British person to ever have won the heavyweight championship.

So to have four versions is pretty crazy.

Yeah, no kidding.

So through the work that you do, with your fame and success, you must have been to some amazing places and had some amazing experiences through your career, be it meeting other famous people or traveling to somewhere you've always wanted to travel to.

Which memory first comes to mind when you think of your most amazing experience since your success?