When is WWE Clash at the Castle 2022? Start time, date and location
All the details about WWE Clash at the Castle 2022 including date, start time and location.
Clash at the Castle is the biggest UK pro-wrestling event since 1992 and marks a seismic moment in the history of WWE.
A behemoth sell-out crowd will be on hand to witness their heroes live in the flesh with a high-octane evening of action to come.
Proud Scot Drew McIntyre takes centre stage on the promotional poster for his return to British soil and will lock horns with Roman Reigns in the WWE Undisputed Universal Championship, while Seth 'Freakin' Rollins, Bianca Belair and Alexa Bliss are among the confirmed list of superstars.
Details, star names and storylines continue to emerge in the build-up to the event, with British fans desperate for it to prove a success and trigger more major stadium shows to come to this side of the Atlantic.
Fans around the world will be keen to soak up the show regardless of what time it kicks off in their corner of the globe, but UK fans will be particularly delighted to have a rare PPV show in their timezone.
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When is WWE Clash at the Castle 2022?
WWE Clash at the Castle takes place on Saturday 3rd September 2022.
It is the first WWE event to be held in a UK stadium since SummerSlam came to Wembley Stadium, London in 1992.
WWE Clash at the Castle start time
WWE Clash at the Castle starts at 6pm UK time on Saturday evening, a primetime slot for fans across the UK to tune in en masse. BT Sport coverage begins at 5:30pm.
Of course, that means a peculiar Saturday for American fans who will be able to tune in for a 1pm ET start in the US.
Where is WWE Clash at the Castle held?
WWE Clash at the Castle will go ahead at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales in the UK.
The 74,500-capacity stadium lies near Cardiff Castle, hence the name of the event, and plays host to Wales national rugby games as well as a host of other major concerts, sporting occasions and events.
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