How to watch the WWE NXT Battleground 2025 Preshow
WWE NXT Battleground 2025 is set to take place on Sunday, May 25, and the excitement kicks off early with the official preshow. Whether you’re tuning in to see the final hype before the main card or want early insights, matches, or analysis, catching the preshow live is essential for any WWE fan. Here’s how to watch the WWE NXT Battleground 2025 preshow from different regions around the world.
How to watch the NXT Battleground 2025 preshow in the United States
Fans in the United States can stream the NXT Battleground 2025 preshow completely free through WWE’s official online platforms. Unlike the main event, which is exclusive to Peacock, the preshow is accessible on multiple social media channels:
- YouTube: WWE’s official YouTube channel
- X (formerly Twitter): @WWE
- Facebook: WWE’s official Facebook page
The preshow is expected to begin one hour before the main card.
How to watch the WWE NXT Battleground 2025 preshow in the United Kingdom
UK viewers can also watch the entire preshow for free through WWE’s YouTube, Facebook, and X accounts. No Netflix subscription is required to access this portion of the show.
- Where to watch: WWE’s official YouTube, X, or Facebook accounts
How to stream the preshow across Europe
In countries across mainland Europe, WWE’s official social platforms will provide full access to the preshow broadcast.
Watching the NXT Battleground 2025 preshow in Australia
Australian fans won’t miss out either. WWE will stream the preshow worldwide on their social platforms.
- Where to watch: WWE on YouTube, X, or Facebook
Viewing options in Japan and other Asian territories
Japanese fans and viewers across Asia can tune in live:
- Where to watch: WWE’s YouTube, Facebook, and X pages
| Region | Preshow Start Time | Where to Watch |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| United Kingdom | 12:00 AM BST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Australia | 9:00 AM AEST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Central Europe | 1:00 AM CEST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Eastern Europe | 2:00 AM EEST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Japan | 8:00 AM JST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| India | 4:30 AM IST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Brazil | 8:00 PM BRT (Sunday, 1 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| South Africa | 1:00 AM SAST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| New Zealand | 11:00 AM NZST (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Philippines | 7:00 AM PHT (Monday, 2 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
| Canada (Toronto) | 7:00 PM EDT (Sunday, 1 June) | WWE YouTube, Facebook, X (Twitter) |
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