Drew McIntyre captured attention at the latest WWE Live Event in Copenhagen, but faced disappointment as he was not featured in the main event, despite being the Undisputed WWE Champion. The event’s outcomes and match order have left many fans speculating about McIntyre’s status and position within WWE’s current storylines.
McIntyre’s Championship Win and Social Media Activity
The recent SmackDown episode on January 9 marked a turning point in McIntyre’s career when he overcame Cody Rhodes in a controversial Three Stages of Hell match, claiming the title of Undisputed WWE Champion. Proud of his achievement, McIntyre was quick to address fans online, leveraging his victory to taunt rival CM Punk. The Scottish Warrior, known for his sharp wit on social media, took a jab at Punk by referencing Kevin Nash’s comments about Punk’s fitness as a champion, further fueling their ongoing feud.
Shift in Spotlight at WWE Copenhagen
Although McIntyre secured this major title win, his placement in the Copenhagen event was unexpectedly low, as he defended his championship mid-card rather than closing out the show. Instead, CM Punk, the very competitor McIntyre had mocked, headlined the event against Bronson Reed. This apparent snub has yet to receive a response from McIntyre, though given his online track record, a pointed reaction seems likely in the future.
Highlights and Outcomes from the Copenhagen Event
The evening at Copenhagen’s Royal Arena delivered a range of high-profile matches. Jey Uso clashed with Finn Balor, while Judgment Day’s Liv Morgan took on Lyra Valkyria. Drew McIntyre did defend his title against Shinsuke Nakamura, and Gunther battled Sami Zayn, continuing their heated rivalry. Tag action saw AJ Styles and Dragon Lee team up again after their previous split, facing off against The New Day’s Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods.
The headline match featured CM Punk defending his championship against Bronson Reed, signaling WWE’s narrative focus. Throughout the card, several notable WWE Superstars appeared, including Alexa Bliss, Kairi Sane (accompanied by Asuka), Roxanne Perez, Raquel Rodriguez, Nikki Cross, and the Wyatt Sicks. The Wyatt Sicks, with Nikki Cross by their side, overcame The MFT’s, who had Solo Sikoa in their corner.
Official Match Results Shared by Wrestling Bodyslam
“THE COMPLETE RESULTS:#WWECopenhagen: ROYAL ARENASUNDAY JANUARY 11, 2026:1. Jey Uso defeats The Judgment Day: Finn Balor2. Liv Morgan (with Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez) defeats Lyra Valkyria3. GUNTHER defeats Sami Zayn4. Alexa Bliss defeats Kairi Sane (with Asuka)5.… pic.twitter.com/TBwYTfE6hx— Wrestling Bodyslam (@WrestleBodyslam) January 11, 2026”
The finalized results mirror the outcomes shared by Wrestling Bodyslam, confirming victories for Jey Uso over Finn Balor, Liv Morgan (with support from Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez) over Lyra Valkyria, Gunther over Sami Zayn, Alexa Bliss over Kairi Sane (with Asuka), Drew McIntyre over Shinsuke Nakamura, AJ Styles and Dragon Lee over The New Day, The Wyatt Sicks (with Nikki Cross) over The MFT’s (with Solo Sikoa), and CM Punk prevailing against Bronson Reed in the main event.
Character Developments and Looking Ahead
The event also hinted at forthcoming changes within WWE’s roster, with Finn Balor showing signs of transitioning to a fan-favorite role. Returning to the tag team spotlight, AJ Styles and Dragon Lee reunited after their split following a championship loss to The Usos. With McIntyre’s title reign potentially overshadowed by event scheduling and narrative focus on CM Punk, fans are anticipating further developments, especially considering McIntyre’s reputation for outspoken social media commentary. WWE’s unfolding rivalries and evolving storylines suggest that the aftermath of Copenhagen will resonate through upcoming episodes and events, keeping superstars like McIntyre, CM Punk, and others firmly in the spotlight.
THE COMPLETE RESULTS:#WWECopenhagen: ROYAL ARENA
SUNDAY JANUARY 11, 2026:1. Jey Uso defeats The Judgment Day: Finn Balor
2. Liv Morgan (with Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez) defeats Lyra Valkyria
3. GUNTHER defeats Sami Zayn
4. Alexa Bliss defeats Kairi Sane (with Asuka)
5.… pic.twitter.com/TBwYTfE6hx— Wrestling Bodyslam (@WrestleBodyslam) January 11, 2026
