TNA Slammiversary 2025 Global Start Times: UK, US, Australia and more
Whether you’re tuning in from North America, Europe, the Middle East, India, or the Asia-Pacific region, knowing the exact start time of TNA Slammiversary 2025 is crucial to catch every moment of the action as it unfolds from UBS Arena on Long Island, New York. Below is a concise guide to the global start times for the main show broadcast on TNA+ and traditional pay-per-view outlets, making sure you don’t miss the opening bell in your region.
US Start Times for TNA Slammiversary 2025
TNA Slammiversary kicks off in the United States on Sunday, July 20 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time (ET) on TNA+ and pay-per-view platforms. For fans in the Central Time zone, the broadcast begins at 7:00 PM CT.
Viewers on Pacific Time should tune in at 5:00 PM PT to catch the live event. Those in the Mountain Time zone can watch starting at 6:00 PM MT.
Countdown coverage on “Countdown to Slammiversary” will air one hour prior to the main card, beginning at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT.
UK Start Time
British fans can watch TNA Slammiversary 2025 live at 1:00 AM BST on Monday, July 21. The pre-show “Countdown to Slammiversary” is expected to start around midnight BST, allowing UK viewers to warm up for the main card action.
Australia Start Times
In Australia, the event begins at 12:00 PM AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time) on Monday, July 21.
Regions observing daylight savings, such as New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania, should note that the event airs at 1:00 PM AEDT, reflecting the one-hour forward shift.
Other International Regions
To accommodate TNA’s global audience, the broadcast start times extend across several additional zones:
- Europe (CET): 2:00 AM CEST on July 21
- Arabia (GST)**: 4:00 AM Gulf Standard Time on July 21
- India (IST): 6:30 AM IST on July 21
- China (CST): 9:00 AM CST on July 21
- Japan (JST): 10:00 AM JST on July 21
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