WWE Clash At The Castle went off the air in truly surreal circumstances as Tyson Fury and Drew McIntyre joined together in song in the middle of the ring.
While many expected Tyson Fury to be involved in Clash At The Castle to some degree after it was confirmed that he was attending, I’m not sure anyone predicted how the show would end.
In the main event of the spectacular, Drew McIntyre took on Roman Reigns as he attempted to win the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. Roared on by his home crowd McIntyre took Roman Reigns to his absolute limit and then some.
The Scottish Warrior survived multiple Spear’s, and an incredible amount of high-impact moves to stay in the hunt.
With the two men exhausted, Austin Theory ran in to try and cash-in his Money In The Bank briefcase, only to be thwarted by a right hand from Tyson Fury who was at ringside.
Back in the ring, the battle continued and despite taking a tremendous beating that included two Spear’s, McIntyre had Reigns pinned following a Claymore. But the fairy-tale ending wasn’t meant to be. A hooded figure pulled the referee out of the ring denying McIntyre victory. The mystery man quickly revealed himself to be NXT 2.0 star, and Anoa’i family member Solo Sikoa.
As Sikoa got in McIntyre’s face, Reigns was able to hit another Spear and score the victory.
.@Tyson_Fury just stepped into the ring with Undisputed WWE Universal Champion @WWERomanReigns at #WWECastle! pic.twitter.com/9TajkfSlpR
— WWE (@WWE) September 3, 2022
As Reigns celebrated, he was briefly confronted by Fury, but the pair ended up shaking hands.
With Reigns heading backstage, Tyson Fury grabbed a microphone to praise McIntyre before singing “American Pie” with the fallen challenger. The Scottish star admitted that he was disappointed not to win, but said that it was now time to party.