WWE Clash at the Castle 2024 Results: Winners, Live Grades ...

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Welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of WWE Clash at the Castle in Glasgow, Scotland.

Here is a look at the card from Saturday's show.

Let's take a look at what happened during Clash at the Castle.

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Styles came out first for his WWE title bout against Rhodes, but unlike their previous encounter, this was an I Quit match.

The crowd gave The American Nightmare a great reaction and continued singing his music for several seconds after it was over.

He took control right out of the gate and took it to The Phenomenal One. They fought into the backstage area and back to the arena as the champion continued to control the pace.

Rhodes was busted open after colliding with the ring post and Styles immediately pounced. This was not much of a back-and-forth contest. Both men had long stretches of offense instead of trading moves, which worked well with this stipulation.

The challenger used cuffs to bind Rhodes' arms, but it didn't save him from taking a chair to the face and falling through a table.

They did an excellent job telling their story while making every big spot count. Sadly, some may find the conclusion a bit anticlimactic. Styles finally gave up to avoid being hit with the steel steps, but Rhodes hit him anyway. This was a lot of fun but not without some valid criticisms.

Result: Rhodes vs. Styles

Grade: A-

Notable Moments and Observations

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The women's tag title triple threat began with Belair, Baszler and Dawn in the ring. Each team had one legal person at a time, so every team was on an even playing field.

This bout had lots of energy, double-team spots and simultaneous moves. All six women had their moments, but Cargill and Belair were the stars.

The four challengers ended up forming an alliance to combat the dominant champions, but any union of this nature is going to be short-lived once everyone realizes there can only be one winning team.

This was a good display of teamwork and how to structure a match, but it was admittedly hard to follow who was legal at times due to some long sequences involving everyone.

There were a couple of noticeable botches and mistakes, but they didn't affect the overall quality that much. In a shocking finish, Dawn ended up pinning Baszler to win the match for herself and Fyre. The Scottish crowd exploded for the new champions.

Result: Dawn and Fyre won the tag titles

Grade: B

Notable Moments and Observations

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The IC title was on the line in the third match when Zayn took on Gable. Otis and Maxxine Dupri were with their mentor but Akira Tozawa was nowhere to be seen.

They started with a simple but competitive lockup that ended in a clean break. Otis and Maxxine looked on as they tried to outwrestle each other.

This wasn't necessarily a clinic in using the most unique moves, but it was a clinic in how to use mostly basics and make everything look good while telling a story. They still got creative at some points, but it was more about why they did things than how they did them.

Gable came within milliseconds of winning at one point. When he got in Maxxine's face, Otis stepped between them and ended up getting taken down by Zayn. Moments later, Gable accidentally knocked Maxxine down, and that put Otis into a state of rage.

Instead of attacking anyone, Otis carried Maxxine away in his arms while Zayn hit a Helluva Kick for the win. This was exactly what it needed to be and set up the eventual Gable vs. Otis feud.

Result: Zayn defeated Gable

Grade: B+

Notable Moments and Observations

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The second match featuring a Scottish Superstar saw Niven challenge Bayley for the Women's World Championship.

The crowd was surprisingly evenly split for this one. Bayley is incredibly over in Europe, so the crowd once again serenaded her with singing before she and Niven began trading punches.

It didn't take long for referee Charles Robinson to tire of Green's antics and eject her from ringside. Michael Cole seemed more excited than anyone to see her go to the back.

Niven continued to use her power to dominate the champion, but Bayley used a lot of counters to keep herself in the fight.

Bayley used a series of moves from the top rope but still couldn't get the pin. Green came down in a mask to distract the ref and give Niven enough time to recover, but it wasn't enough to stop Bayley from winning.

This match started a bit slow and amped up over time to become a performance that made both women look great.

Result: Bayley defeated Niven

Grade: B

Notable Moments and Observations

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McIntyre was played to the ring by a Scottish orchestra performing "Scotland the Brave." WWE displayed a decibel meter to show the crowd cheering at around 100 decibels.

Priest had his usual entrance for the main event, which made McIntyre feel like the bigger star despite being the challenger.

These are two men you could classify as powerhouses, so it felt like an even matchup in almost every way.

This was a physical bout, but it felt like they took too long between big moments sometimes. The crowd was invested, but with McIntyre in the main event, one would think his countrymen would be loud during the entire match.

It got better toward the end as McIntyre appeared to have the match in hand. The champion continued to sell his leg and the referee was taken out, so there was nobody to make a count after a Claymore.

CM Punk ran down and teased counting the pin as a ref before kicking McIntyre below the belt and walking away. This allowed Priest to recover and get the pin once the ref woke up.

Result: Priest defeated McIntyre

Grade: B+

Notable Moments and Observations

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This year's Clash at the Castle PLE was a pretty solid show from top to bottom. Only the women's tag match result was surprising, but the good news is it felt like every result was the right call.

Gable and Zayn had the best bell-to-bell performance, and there wasn't a single bout you could single out as weak. Everyone brought their A-game and gave Glasgow a fun event to remember.

With Punk and McIntyre's feud kicking into high gear, we are likely going to see them butt heads until a showdown at Money in the Bank or SummerSlam.

Rhodes, Bayley, Priest and Zayn all feel ready for new challengers, but Belair and Cargill are going to be in the hunt for the tag titles after losing them on Saturday.

Sikoa has set his sights on the WWE Championship, but Raw and SmackDown will give us a good indication of how the other champions will move forward.

Grade: B+