Is WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 on TV? How to watch via Live Stream, ESPN and Netflix
WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 is primarily a streaming event, not a traditional “flip on a cable channel” pay-per-view. In the United States, the show streams on ESPN. Internationally, it streams live on Netflix in many regions, including the UK.
WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 date, time, and location
Elimination Chamber 2026 takes place Saturday, February 28, 2026 from the United Center in Chicago. Netflix’s official event guide lists the start time as 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET.
Is WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 on TV?
Not in the old-school sense. There is not a standard cable TV broadcast to rely on for most fans. Instead, you can still watch it “on TV” by using the ESPN app or Netflix app on a smart TV, streaming device (Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV), console (PlayStation, Xbox), or by casting from your phone to a television.
How to watch WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 live in the United States on ESPN
Netflix’s Elimination Chamber page states the event streams on ESPN in the United States.
ESPN’s viewing guide says fans with an ESPN Unlimited plan can watch in the ESPN App and through ESPN’s official streaming hub.
Quick checklist (US):
- Open the ESPN app on your device
- Sign in with your ESPN plan (or linked provider if required)
- Navigate to the WWE streaming hub and select Elimination Chamber
How to watch WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 on Netflix
If you are outside the US, Netflix is the live home for WWE premium live events in many countries. Netflix’s WWE viewing explainer notes that US Netflix members do not get WWE premium live events, while many other regions do.
Netflix’s Elimination Chamber guide also lists numerous territories where the event was available live on Netflix, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and more.
At-a-glance viewing options
| Region | Where to watch live | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| United States | ESPN (via ESPN App) | Requires ESPN plan (ESPN Unlimited per ESPN) |
| United Kingdom | Netflix | Starts 12 a.m. GMT (Sunday) per UK listings |
| Many countries outside the US | Netflix | Availability varies by territory |
Can you watch Elimination Chamber 2026 later on replay?
If you miss it live, Netflix notes that supported live events are typically available to watch after the stream, and WWE content can be downloaded later (timing can vary by title and device). For US viewers, replay rules depend on ESPN’s on-demand availability within the ESPN app.
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