WWE superstar Drew McIntyre has issued a poignant reminder to the global wrestling community following a devastating month marked by the sudden loss of several prominent figures. Speaking to OutKick Dropkick, the “Scottish Warrior” urged fans and colleagues alike to “remember to tell the ones you love, you love them,” a message that resonates deeply as the industry processes the shockwaves of recent tragedies. McIntyre, currently starring in the micro-drama series *Agent of Shadows*, used the platform to honor the memory of those who have passed, emphasizing the fragility of life in the high-stakes world of professional sports and entertainment.
The Scottish Warrior urges fans to cherish loved ones amid a tragic month for the industry
The pro wrestling world has been hit hard by a spate of deaths in recent weeks, including former WWE and All Elite Wrestling (AEW) star Benjamin Satterley, WWE superfan Rick Achberger—widely known as “Rick the Sign Guy”—and *Saved by the Bell* actor Dennis Haskins, who appeared in various WWE storylines. McIntyre paid specific tribute to Satterley, describing him as “the best of us” and highlighting his unwavering positivity in an industry often plagued by negativity. The Scottish star recalled watching Satterley’s early career days in 3CW in Carlisle, England, noting that the late wrestler “never ever changed” his character or work ethic from his first match to his final days.
This somber reflection comes as WWE continues its regular schedule, with McIntyre recently appearing on SmackDown at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona. While the business as usual continues in the ring, the emotional weight of these losses has shifted the narrative for many within the locker room and fanbase. McIntyre’s comments serve as a critical takeaway for the community: amidst the spectacle and competition, personal connections and mental well-being remain paramount. His direct appeal to fans to express their love to their families underscores a growing awareness of the human element behind the athletic performance, urging the wrestling world to pause and reflect on what truly matters.
Source: Fox News
