WWE Worlds Collide Las Vegas Live Stream: How to watch

WWE Worlds Collide: Las Vegas is set for Friday 12 September 2025 at Cox Pavilion, Thomas & Mack Center in Paradise, Nevada. Co-produced by WWE and AAA, it features stars from Raw, SmackDown, NXT, and AAA. Best of all: it’s free to watch live via WWE’s official YouTube channel, with English and Spanish commentary, starting immediately after Friday Night SmackDown at 10 pm EST.

How can I watch WWE AAA Worlds Collide?

How to watch the main card live in the United States

If you’re in the United States, simply head to WWE’s verified YouTube channel and stream the main card live at no cost. No Peacock, ESPN-related apps, or pay-per-view subscriptions are required.

How to watch the main card live in the United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom, the process is identical: visit the official WWE YouTube channel from 10 pm EST (which is 3 am BST the following morning), and enjoy the show for free, with no need for Sky Sports, BT Sport, Netflix, or any other subscription.

How to watch the main card live in Australia

Australia also enjoys the same free access. Head to WWE’s official YouTube channel at the designated time (approx. 1 pm AEST on Saturday 13 September), and stream the main card live, without needing Foxtel, Binge, or any subscription service.

How to watch the main card live in Europe

Across Europe, whether in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, or elsewhere, you can tune in free via WWE’s YouTube channel. No Netflix region-locking or WWE Network complications. Just open YouTube and watch the event live, no subscription needed.

How to watch the main card live in Japan

Fans in Japan can do exactly the same, visit the official WWE YouTube channel and stream live. No need for Abema or local streaming services.

How to watch the main card live in other territories

In fact, everywhere else, from South America to Africa and Southeast Asia—you can access the main card live, free, on WWE’s YouTube channel. It’s globally available with just an internet connection and access to YouTube.

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