Gareth Bale, Drew McIntyre: Six things WWE needs to do at the UK PPV

It was announced yesterday that WWE will be hosting a big stadium show this September from The Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. 

It will be the first show of it’s kind since Wembley hosted in SummerSlam in 1992, with a crowd of 70,000 plus expected to pack out the yet to be named event. GiveMeSport lists six things we’d like to see go down on September 3rd… 

Drew McIntyre in the main event 

While Drew would have had nothing to do with the planning or negotiating of WWE’s trip to Cardiff in September, his influence on the UK finally getting a major stadium show cannot be denied. Ever since McIntyre was positioned as a main event star in WWE, he’s used that platform to champion a major event coming back to these shores. In nearly every interview he’s done – and he’s done a LOT of media since his ascension in 2020 – he’s mentioned wanting the UK to have a big stadium show. So, thank you Drew, and now it’s time for his reward, by main eventing the show. The perfect scenario would be a headline act of Drew McIntyre vs. Roman Reigns in which The Scottish Warrior is the man who finally dethrones the all-conquering champ. However, if WWE don’t see Drew as THAT guy, then a marquee match with Tyson Fury could be the alternative. Finally putting a tin lid on the sniping across social media between the pair with a huge main event bout that would gather a huge mainstream interest. 

A nod to SummerSlam 1992 

It’s been thirty years since WWE took over Wembley Stadium for one the biggest events in the company’s history, where Bret Hart and The British Bulldog headlined to 80,000 fans in London. It’s hard to believe it’s taken three decades for a similar event to take place over here and it would be nice to see small nod to the