Drew McIntyre was spotted on the set of the new Highlander movie in Scotland on April 16, 2026. The 40-year-old wrestler will portray his brother Angus in this highly anticipated reboot. It’s a role he seems born to play—”It’s the part I was born to play baby,” he said with enthusiasm.
While filming in his home country, McIntyre is also gearing up for an unsanctioned match against Jacob Fatu at WrestleMania. This event is expected to draw around 50,000 fans to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas over two nights.
Drew’s wrestling career has spanned decades; he began competing at just 16 years old. Since then, he has become a two-time WWE champion. His most memorable moment came when he won the WWE title and brought it back to Scotland, an achievement that resonated deeply with his fans.
However, not all has been smooth sailing for McIntyre. He faced setbacks, including a recent feud with Damian Priest that ended unfavorably for him. Overall, his record in Premium Live Events stands at three wins and two losses.
The excitement surrounding both his film debut and upcoming match reflects the duality of McIntyre’s current career. Fans are eager to see how he balances these roles and what this means for his future in wrestling and acting.
As the date for WrestleMania approaches, anticipation continues to build. McIntyre’s presence at these major events not only showcases his talent but also highlights his connection to Scotland—a place that shaped him into the performer he is today.
With both Hollywood and wrestling calling, Drew McIntyre is proving that he can thrive in multiple arenas. As reactions pour in from fans and fellow wrestlers alike, it’s clear that his journey is just beginning. The whole community is rallying behind him as he takes on these new challenges.
