Roman Reigns put his WWE Undisputed Universal Championship on the line against Drew McIntyre at Clash at the Castle.
They played McIntyre's "Broken Dreams" theme that he used during his early WWE run before moving on to his current theme. Reigns walked out to the ring without The Usos, Sami Zayn, or Paul Heyman with him. Carrion Kross and Scarlett were in the front row watching the match.
McIntyre recovered and hit the Glasgow Kiss, and that was a turning point because Reigns dominated for a while. Late in the match, McIntyre went for Claymore, but Reigns hit Superman, but McIntyre got out of the pin attempt.
Reigns went for another spear, got kicked in the face, but then tried again and hit the spear. McIntyre ejected.
Reigns applied the guillotine submission. McIntyre went off and pushed Reigns into the ring post. McIntyre went through the barricade with Reigns. He brought him back into the ring to hit the Claymore, but Reigns hit the spear, and McIntyre kicked him out.
Reigns grabbed Charles Robinson for not ruling out McIntyre. McIntyre hit Reigns, and that caused Reigns to take out Robinson. Austin Theory ran out to collect, but Tyson Fury knocked him out. Reigns grabbed a chair, and McIntyre hit the Claymore but Reigns barely kicked.
Moments later, McIntyre hit the spear and the Claymore. He went to pin McIntyre, but Solo Sikoa pulled the referee out of the ring. Sikora pulled McIntyre's neck through the rope, and Reigns hit the spear to retain the title.
After the match, Fury went to the ring and shook hands with Reigns. Fury helped McIntyre to his feet after Reigns and Sikoa left.
Fury grabbed the mic and praised McIntyre, and then Tyson sang "American Pie" as he does after his boxing matches. McIntyre spoke up and said that the fans in Cardiff did not let him down and that he plans to get his hands on the undisputed title.
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