WWE Crown Jewel 2025 Australia Live Stream: How to watch
If you’re a wrestling fan in Australia or abroad, here’s your complete guide to streaming WWE Crown Jewel 2025 live, without missing a moment of the main card.
Event Overview & Start Time
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | WWE Crown Jewel 2025 |
| Date | Saturday, October 11, 2025 |
| Venue | RAC Arena, Perth, Western Australia |
| Main Broadcast Partner (Australia) | Netflix |
| Main Broadcast Partner (United States) | ESPN / ESPN Streaming Service |
| Other Regions | WWE Network or local partners (where applicable) |
| Notable Fact | First Crown Jewel event held outside Saudi Arabia |
Where to Watch in Australia (and Internationally)
Australia & Most Countries: Netflix
For viewers in Australia and many international markets, Netflix is the official platform streaming WWE Crown Jewel 2025 live. Even the preshow will be integrated into the live feed on Netflix, so no extra add-ons or separate channels are required.
United States: ESPN & ESPN’s Streaming Service
In the U.S., WWE has shifted premium live events to ESPN’s direct-to-consumer platform.
To access it:
- Use the ESPN App (or the ESPN website) with a subscription.
- The event is available through ESPN’s streaming tiers
Regions With Legacy Contracts (where WWE Network still operates)
In a few markets that haven’t fully migrated to Netflix, WWE Network or other local services may still host the live stream.
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