WWE Clash in Paris 2025 Live Stream: How to Watch
WWE’s Clash in Paris 2025, set to take place on Sunday, 31 August 2025 at Paris La Défense Arena, promises to be a solid Premium Live Event packed with some star‑studded matches—including John Cena vs. Logan Paul, and it will be streamed live globally. Here’s your definitive guide to how to catch the main card live in different regions.
How can I watch WWE Clash in Paris?
How Viewers in the United States Can Watch the Main Card Live
In the United States, Peacock remains the exclusive streaming platform for the main card of Clash in Paris 2025. The event will stream live at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT) via Peacock. Note that although WWE is set to shift Premium Live Events to ESPN’s streaming service beginning in 2026, Clash in Paris will be the last main roster PLE available on Peacock.
How Viewers in the United Kingdom Can Watch the Main Card Live
Fans in the United Kingdom will be able to watch the main card live via Netflix at no extra cost, provided they have a valid subscription. As of January 2025, Netflix became the exclusive home for WWE Premium Live Events, Raw, SmackDown, and NXT in the UK.
How Viewers in Australia Can Watch the Main Card Live
In Australia, as with most international territories, the main card of Clash in Paris 2025 will stream live on Netflix, given Australia’s inclusion in the Netflix‑WWE agreement that came into effect at the start of 2025
How Viewers in Europe (Excluding UK) Can Watch the Main Card Live
Most European countries, including France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and others, will stream the main card live via Netflix. However, certain countries with pre‑existing broadcast contracts (like France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, and the Philippines) may still access WWE content via the WWE Network for a limited time.
How Viewers in Japan Can Watch the Main Card Live
In Japan, WWE programming, including Premium Live Events like Clash in Paris, is typically available through Abema or the WWE Network, depending on ongoing licensing agreements. For Clash in Paris 2025, Netflix will likely stream it, unless the WWE Network remains active there under existing contracts.
How Viewers in Other Territories Can Watch the Main Card Live
- In Sub‑Saharan Africa, fans can access the main card via SuperSport/Showmax or Netflix, depending on the country.
- In South Korea, coverage is typically via IB Sports, or Netflix where available.
- Other regions may still use WWE Network due to legacy agreements (e.g., certain European, Southeast Asian, or smaller markets).
| Region / Country | Platform for Main Card Live |
|---|---|
| United States | Peacock (last PLE on Peacock, 31 Aug) |
| United Kingdom | Netflix (~7 p.m. UK time) |
| Australia | Netflix |
| Europe (most) | Netflix (some still via WWE Network) |
| Japan | Netflix or WWE Network / Abema |
| Others (Africa, South Korea, etc.) | SuperSport/Showmax, IB Sports, or Netflix/WWE Network |
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