WWE Clash in Italy 2026 Global Start Times: US, UK, Australia and more
WWE Clash in Italy 2026 takes place on Sunday, May 31 at 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM BST / 8:00 PM CEST. The kickoff show runs roughly two hours earlier, around 12:00 PM ET. ESPN Unlimited carries the event in the United States, and Netflix streams it in the UK, Australia, Italy and dozens of other markets worldwide.
This is WWE’s first-ever Premium Live Event held in Italy, broadcast live from the Inalpi Arena in Turin. Cody Rhodes defends the Undisputed WWE Championship against Gunther, Roman Reigns faces Jacob Fatu in a Tribal Combat match for the World Heavyweight Championship, Brock Lesnar returns to in-ring action against Oba Femi following his shock comeback on the May 18 episode of Raw and Rhea Ripley defends the WWE Women’s Championship against Jade Cargill in a WrestleMania 42 rematch.
When does WWE Clash in Italy 2026 start?
- Main card: 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM BST / 8:00 PM CEST on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
- Kickoff show: approximately 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT.
WWE Clash in Italy 2026 global start times by country
| Region | City / Country | Time Zone | Local Start Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| North America | Honolulu, Hawaii | HST (UTC-10) | 8:00 AM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | Anchorage, Alaska | AKDT (UTC-8) | 10:00 AM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | Los Angeles / Vancouver | PDT (UTC-7) | 11:00 AM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | Denver / Calgary | MDT (UTC-6) | 12:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | Mexico City | CST (UTC-6) | 12:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | Chicago / Dallas | CDT (UTC-5) | 1:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | New York / Toronto / Miami | EDT (UTC-4) | 2:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | Halifax | ADT (UTC-3) | 3:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| North America | St. John’s, Newfoundland | NDT (UTC-2:30) | 3:30 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South America | Bogotá / Lima | COT/PET (UTC-5) | 1:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South America | Caracas | VET (UTC-4) | 2:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South America | Santiago, Chile | CLT (UTC-4) | 2:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South America | São Paulo / Buenos Aires | BRT/ART (UTC-3) | 3:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Atlantic | Cape Verde | CVT (UTC-1) | 5:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| UK & Ireland | London / Dublin | BST/IST (UTC+1) | 7:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Western Europe | Lisbon | WEST (UTC+1) | 7:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Africa | Lagos, Nigeria | WAT (UTC+1) | 7:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Central Europe | Turin / Rome / Paris / Madrid / Berlin / Amsterdam | CEST (UTC+2) | 8:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Africa | Johannesburg | SAST (UTC+2) | 8:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Eastern Europe | Athens / Helsinki / Bucharest | EEST (UTC+3) | 9:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Europe | Moscow | MSK (UTC+3) | 9:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Middle East | Istanbul | TRT (UTC+3) | 9:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Middle East | Cairo | EEST (UTC+3) | 9:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Middle East | Jerusalem / Tel Aviv | IDT (UTC+3) | 9:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Middle East | Riyadh / Kuwait City | AST (UTC+3) | 9:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Middle East | Dubai / Abu Dhabi | GST (UTC+4) | 10:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| Middle East | Tehran | IRDT (UTC+4:30) | 10:30 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South Asia | Karachi | PKT (UTC+5) | 11:00 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South Asia | Mumbai / Delhi / Bengaluru | IST (UTC+5:30) | 11:30 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South Asia | Kathmandu | NPT (UTC+5:45) | 11:45 PM, Sun May 31 |
| South Asia | Dhaka | BDT (UTC+6) | 12:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| Southeast Asia | Bangkok / Jakarta / Hanoi | ICT/WIB (UTC+7) | 1:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| East Asia | Singapore / Kuala Lumpur / Manila | SGT/MYT/PHT (UTC+8) | 2:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| East Asia | Hong Kong / Beijing / Shanghai / Taipei | HKT/CST (UTC+8) | 2:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| Australia | Perth | AWST (UTC+8) | 2:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| East Asia | Tokyo / Seoul | JST/KST (UTC+9) | 3:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| Australia | Adelaide / Darwin | ACST (UTC+9:30) | 3:30 AM, Mon June 1 |
| Australia | Sydney / Melbourne / Brisbane | AEST (UTC+10) | 4:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| Pacific | Auckland | NZST (UTC+12) | 6:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
| Pacific | Suva, Fiji | FJT (UTC+12) | 6:00 AM, Mon June 1 |
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