Is WWE Night of Champions 2025 on Netflix? Your questions on the Live Stream answered.
WWE Night of Champions 2025 will be available to everyone, wherever you are. In the United States, the main card airs live and exclusively on Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service. Everywhere else, the United Kingdom, Australia, Europe, Japan and beyond, you can catch every match live on Netflix, following WWE’s global streaming deal that launched on 1 January 2025. Here’s how to watch, by territory.
Watching WWE Night of Champions 2025 live in the United States
In the U.S., WWE Night of Champions 2025 is streaming only on Peacock. The event kicks off on Saturday 28 June and is not available via cable pay-per-view or WWE Network (which is now defunct) in America. Peacock offers tiered subscriptions, so you’ll need a Premium or Premium Plus plan to watch live sports; once you’ve signed up, simply search for “WWE” on the app or website on the day for instant access.
Watching WWE Night of Champions 2025 live in the United Kingdom
UK fans can stream Night of Champions live on Netflix, as part of WWE’s international content migration from the old WWE Network to Netflix on 1 January 2025. There’s no extra charge beyond your standard Netflix subscription, and the event will appear under “Sports” or “Live Events” on desktop or in the Netflix app.
Watching WWE Night of Champions 2025 live in Australia
Down under, Australia follows the same Netflix arrangement. The event begins at 3 am AEST on Sunday 29 June; you’ll need to be an active Netflix subscriber and simply navigate to “WWE” in the search bar to find the live stream. Playback options include HD streaming or standard definition, depending on your plan, and you can cast to compatible smart TVs or devices.
Watching WWE Night of Champions 2025 live in Europe
Throughout continental Europe, including France, Germany, Spain, Italy and the Nordics, Netflix is your go-to. The start time varies by time zone, for example 7 pm CET in Central Europe and 8 pm EET in Eastern Europe. Netflix’s event listing will automatically adjust to your local time; simply open Netflix on 28 June and select the live event banner for Night of Champions.
Watching WWE Night of Champions 2025 live in Japan
Japanese viewers can also watch on Netflix at 12 am JST on Sunday 29 June. Netflix Japan carries all live WWE premium events under its standard subscription, with no pay-per-view fees. Look for the “Live Sports” thumbnail in the app or on the website once the event goes live.
| Territory / Region | Streaming Service | Subscription Details |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Peacock | Requires Premium or Premium Plus subscription |
| United Kingdom | Netflix | Included in standard Netflix subscription |
| Australia | Netflix | Included in standard Netflix subscription |
| Continental Europe | Netflix | Included in standard Netflix subscription |
| Japan | Netflix | Included in standard Netflix subscription |
| Other international | Netflix | Included in standard Netflix subscription |
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