WWE Stars Drew McIntyre and Rey Mysterio Celebrate Diwali with Indian Fans
Drew McIntyre sends Diwali wishes to India while Rey Mysterio receives a stunning Rangoli tribute from fans.
The festive spirit of Diwali has reached the squared circle, as global wrestling icons joined in the celebrations. In a heartwarming gesture, former Undisputed WWE Champion Drew McIntyre and the legendary Rey Mysterio shared special messages and moments with their Indian fanbase during the festival of lights.
Drew McIntyre Sends Festive Greetings
Taking to the official WWE India X handle, Drew McIntyre paused to acknowledge the massive celebration taking place across the country. The powerhouse wrestler extended his warm regards, stating, "I would like to take a second to wish a very happy Diwali to all of India."
McIntyre remains one of the most dominant forces in the modern era of professional wrestling. The 41-year-old's glittering resume includes winning the Undisputed WWE title three times and holding the World Heavyweight Championship. His accolades also feature a Royal Rumble victory, a Money in the Bank briefcase win, and a reign as the Intercontinental champion.
A Colorful Tribute for Rey Mysterio
While McIntyre used social media to connect, Rey Mysterio was the recipient of a stunning physical tribute. Indian fans expressed their admiration for the 51-year-old legend by creating a vibrant, detailed Rangoli. The artwork meticulously captured Mysterio's iconic mask, which has become a global symbol of the lucha libre wrestling style.
Mysterio, whose career has spanned an incredible four decades, was seen admiring the art alongside his close friend and fellow wrestler Penta, the current Money in the Bank briefcase holder. Clearly impressed by the creativity and effort of the fans, Mysterio returned the love with his signature energy, telling his Indian followers, "Happy Diwali India. Booyaka, Rey Mysterio, 619."
Diwali Festivities in India
These interactions come amidst a week of celebration in India. The festivities kicked off with Dhanteras on November 6, followed by Choti Diwali on November 7. The peak of the celebrations, marked by Lakshmi Puja, occurred on November 8, with Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj following on November 10 and 11, respectively.
The gestures from these WWE superstars underscore the deep and enduring connection the organization and its athletes have cultivated with the Indian audience over the years, blending the world of sports entertainment with local cultural traditions.