2024 WWE Clash at the Castle card, date, matches, predictions, match card, rumors, start time, location

It’s a homecoming for Drew McIntyre and Piper Niven at WWE Clash at the Castle. The Scottish stars will hope to rise to the occasion as they battle for world titles in front of their friends and family on Saturday night at the OVO Hydro.

McIntyre looks to right several wrongs in Clash at the Castle. Damian Priest stole McIntyre’s WrestleMania moment in April, cashing in his Money in the Bank briefcase to end McIntyre’s world heavyweight title reign after five minutes and 46 seconds. Looking further back, McIntyre could make up for a tough loss in 2022. McIntyre put in a thrilling performance against undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns at the inaugural Clash at the Castle event. It looked like McIntyre might spring a surprise, but Solo Sikoa’s debut left him empty-handed. The resentful Scot can erase everything by winning the title against his home country.

Plus, WWE’s undisputed champion, Cody Rhodes, is set for a rematch with AJ Styles. Rhodes and Styles put on a tremendous show at Backlash, but now the two look to top that performance as they find themselves under “I Quit” stipulations. Another title match sees Sami Zayn attempting to defend the Intercontinental Title against Chad Gable.

See the confirmed matches for Clash at the Castle below and take a look into the crystal ball of what could come. The event will stream live on Peacock on June 15, with the main card beginning at noon ET.

2024 WWE Clash at the Castle matches

World Heavyweight Championship – Damian Priest (c) vs. WWE Chief Content Officer Paul Levesque announced Priest vs. McIntyre during King and Queen of the Ring. McIntyre defeated Seth Rollins to become world champion at WrestleMania 40. A physical altercation between McIntyre and CM Punk post-match opened the door for Priest to steal the moment from McIntyre. McIntyre’s obsession with Punk burned him out and Priest’s patience paid off.

WWE Women’s Championship – Bayley (c) vs. Niven and Green repeatedly attacked Bayley on SmackDown. Naomi tried to even the odds, but the friends were unable to stop Niven and Green’s momentum. The WWE Women’s Champion tries to settle the score with her powerful bully in Niven’s territory.

WWE Undisputed Championship – Cody Rhodes (c) vs. AJ Styles (“I Quit” match): Rhodes and Styles’ first match at WWE Backlash was worth the wait. The sequel looks to be even better. Rhodes and Styles performed to a fanatical French crowd that literally rocked the arena. The Backlash main event was lively, but they left tricks in their bags. It was a good thing they did, because Rhodes vs. Styles II is a huge update in terms of story. Styles – desperately aware that his career is in decline – faked his retirement on the May 31 episode of SmackDown to beat up an unsuspecting Rhodes. Expect the fighting champion to stake his title in a rematch that now takes place both inside and outside the ring. A vengeful Rhodes granted Styles his rematch in an “I Quit” match.

Intercontinental Championship – Sami Zayn (c) vs. Gable was instrumental in preparing Zayn to end Gunther’s record-breaking Intercontinental Title reign, but Gable’s jealousy got the better of him. The friends-turned-rivals had an Intercontinental title match in Montreal the night Gable attacked Zayn. Much of the rematch focuses on Gable’s abusive treatment of his Alpha Academy faction and Zayn’s failed efforts to help them break free.

WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship – Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill (c) vs. Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark vs. Belair and Cargill’s desire to defend their tag team championships led Smackdown general manager Nick Aldis to schedule a triple threat match. The units of Baszler and Stark, and Fyre and Dawn made appearances during the champions’ tag team match against Indi Hartwell and Candice LeRae on the June 7 episode of SmackDown.