The UK is ready for its largest pro-wrestling event since 1992 when the WWE carnival rolls into town for Clash at the Castle.
Cardiff is ready and waiting for some of the biggest superstars in the WWE universe to descend on the Principality Stadium, where over 70,000 baying fans will roar on their heroes – many for the first time in person.
Scot Drew McIntyre takes on Roman Reigns in the headliner, but you can expect plenty of surprises, guest appearances and chaotic displays on the night.
The best news is that the event is not pay-per-view, meaning many more fans may consider tuning in for the evening. And it obviously helps when the show goes ahead at a reasonable time for UK viewers!
Whatever you were planning for your Saturday evening, it's time to come up with some excuses and nestle down for what will be one of the WWE spectacles of the year.
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WWE Clash at the Castle TV channel
WWE Clash at the Castle will be shown live on BT Sport 2 from 6pm and will run all evening until 10pm.
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WWE Clash at the Castle live stream
You can watch all the matches with a BT Sport monthly pass without signing up to a contract.
Regular subscribers can also stream matches via the BT Sport website or BT Sport app on a variety of devices including laptops, smartphones and tablets.
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