How to watch NXT Halloween Havoc in the US, UK, Australia and more.
If you’re planning to tune in to NXT Halloween Havoc (coming up on Saturday 25 October 2025) and want to know how to livestream it, here’s a region‑by‑region guide to get you set up.
How can I watch WWE NXT Halloween Havoc?
United States
In the US the event will stream live on the Peacock streaming service. If you already subscribe to Peacock (typically via Roku, web browser, smart TV apps or mobile device) you’re good to go. If not, you will need to sign up for a plan that includes the live streams of major events from WWE.
United Kingdom & Ireland
For the UK and Ireland the service is slightly different: internationally outside the US most of WWE’s major livestream events (including NXT’s) now go via Netflix (rather than the old WWE Network).
So UK viewers should check Netflix to confirm the event appears in the “Live Events” or “WWE” section around the scheduled time. Ensure your Netflix account is active and you have sufficient internet speed (3–5 Mbps minimum, ideally more for HD).
Australia
Australian viewers follow the international feed via Netflix in most cases. Check your Netflix catalogue from Australia; if you do not see the event listed live, you may need to check if any local broadcaster has streaming rights.
Other regions (Canada, New Zealand, Asia etc)
For many other countries, the primary option is Netflix now that the old WWE Network has either shut down in that territory or migrated content. However, in a few countries the WWE Network may still operate due to legacy contracts.
If you’re outside the US/UK/Australia, check your local streaming platforms, verify whether Netflix shows the event, and ensure your VPN is not needed (and where legal). Also note time‑zones: Australia, New Zealand, East‑Asia and others may see the show early Sunday morning local time.
Final checklist
- Ensure you have an active subscription to the correct platform (Peacock in US, Netflix internationally)
- Log in ahead of the event time to test access and stream quality
- Know your local start time (convert from 8 pm ET US)
- For international viewers check if Netflix lists “NXT Halloween Havoc” live and that no additional local broadcaster rights block it
- Use a reliable internet connection (ideally 5 Mbps or higher)
- If you face issues, check social media or the WWE website for last‑minute updates or regional changes.
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