Sheamus fiercely defends the iconic legacy of Honky Tonk Man!

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Yesterday morning, in the hours leading up to SummerSlam, Sheamus took to (sigh) X to post the following:

The legacy he’s referring to, of course, is Honky Tonk Man’s record 454 consecutive days as Intercontinental champion. GUNTHER is fast approaching it and Sheamus’ old pal Drew McIntyre was the latest challenger tasked with putting a stop to him.

As we saw at Ford Field in Detroit, McIntyre came up short.

Back to Sheamus:

Now, we’re obligated to point out that Sheamus has long been attempting to become what he calls an Ultimate Grand Slam Champion, and the Intercontinental title is the one championship that has eluded him throughout his illustrious career in WWE. So he has a secondary motive here, beyond already feuding with GUNTHER himself at one point.

Still, it’s a pretty great angle for someone to take with all this.

It may not matter in the end, as Sheamus kicked up some new issues with AJ Styles and The O.C. on SmackDown this past week and at SummerSlam, so he’s got his hands full elsewhere. He’s got just over one month to take GUNTHER down to protect Honky Tonk Man’s legacy.

Can he do it?


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Sheamus Sets Sights on Honky Tonk Man’s Legacy

Yesterday morning, in the hours leading up to SummerSlam, Sheamus took to (sigh) X to post the following:

“Honky Tonk Man’s 454-day reign as Intercontinental champion is the stuff of legends. GUNTHER is fast approaching that record, and I won’t let it happen. Drew McIntyre couldn’t stop him, but I will. #ProtectTheLegacy #SheamusVsGUNTHER” – @WWESheamus

Sheamus is referring to the legacy of Honky Tonk Man, who holds the record for the longest reign as Intercontinental champion, with an impressive 454 consecutive days. GUNTHER, the current Intercontinental champion, is getting closer to breaking that record. Sheamus, who has been pursuing his goal of becoming an Ultimate Grand Slam Champion, sees this as an opportunity to protect Honky Tonk Man’s legacy and finally capture the Intercontinental title that has

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