WWE heads across the pond this weekend for its first major pay-per-view in the United Kingdom in more than 30 years.
The 70,000-seat Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, will host Clash at the Castle on Saturday. It’s WWE’s biggest event in the U.K. since SummerSlam 1992 was held at London’s Wembley Stadium.
While WWE’s return to the U.K. is historic in its own right, Clash at the Castle could also be where one of the longest world-championship reigns in company history comes to an end. The main event of the PPV will see Roman Reigns put his undisputed WWE universal championship on the line against Drew McIntyre. After a dominant two-year run as champion, this may be the right time and place for Reigns to lose his title.
