Drew Gulak revealed why he wanted to postpone his match with Mark Andrews

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Drew Gulak revealed why he wanted to postpone his match with Mark Andrews

April 3, 2018

After requesting his match against Mark Andrews be postponed for his opponent's benefit, Drew Gulak uses a PowerPoint presentation to reveal why he refused to relinquish the excruciating Dragon Sleeper on Andrews during their WWE Cruiserweight Championship Tournament Match.

Originally slated to battle Mark Andrews in a rematch from the WWE Cruiserweight Championship Tournament, Drew Gulak requested that WWE 205 Live General Manager Drake Maverick postpone the match a week. The reason for Gulak’s request was because he wanted Andrews to be fully recovered from his grueling contest with Tony Nese.

Additionally, using a single PowerPoint slide, Gulak revealed the reason why he kept his opponent locked in the Dragon Sleeper that earned him the victory against Andrews. The slide simply read, “Because I could.” Gulak is determined to show the entire Cruiserweight division that he is an elite submission specialist and will do whatever it takes to prove that.

For his part, Mark Andrews wasn’t concerned with the clash of styles between high-flying and submission competition. For the Welsh Superstar, the upcoming battle was personal.