WWE Worlds Collide Las Vegas Start Times Main Card: US, UK, Australia and more
WWE x AAA Worlds Collide is taking place live from Las Vegas on Friday, September 12, 2025, and the main card starts at 10:00 pm Eastern Time (ET), right after SmackDown wraps up. Here’s your definitive global guide to tuning in, tailored to key regions around the world.
What time is WWE AAA Worlds Collide September 2025?
United States (ET / CT / MT / PT) – Main Card Start Time
- 10:00 pm ET (Eastern Time)
- 9:00 pm CT (Central Time)
- 8:00 pm MT (Mountain Time)
- 7:00 pm PT (Pacific Time
These local time conversions keep viewers coast to coast in sync with the main card kickoff.
United Kingdom (BST) – Main Card Start Time
- 3:00 am BST, Saturday, September 13 – early morning wrestling for UK fans as the main card unfolds live.
Australia – Main Card Start Time
Australia sees significant variation depending on daylight saving, but here are the key zones:
- 12:00 pm AEST, Saturday, September 13 (Australian Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10)
- 1:00 pm AEDT, Saturday, September 13 (Australian Eastern Daylight Time, UTC+11)
Central Europe (CEST), Europe & Other Regions – Main Card Start Time
Fans across Europe and beyond can tune in as follows:
- 4:00 am CEST (Central European Summer Time, UTC+2) – Saturday, September 13
- 5:00 am EEST (Eastern European Summer Time, UTC+3) – Saturday, September 13
Asia (India, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore) – Main Card Start Times
Fans across Asia, here’s when to watch the main card:
- 8:30 am IST (India Standard Time, UTC+5:30) – Saturday, September 13
- 9:30 am SGT / HKT (Singapore & Hong Kong, UTC+8) – Saturday, September 13
- 10:30 am JST / KST (Japan & South Korea, UTC+9) – Saturday, September 13
Latin America & Canada – Main Card Start Times
Regions in the Americas have the following local timings:
- 9:00 pm CT, Friday, September 12 (Central Time, US & Canada)
- 8:00 pm BRT, São Paulo (Brasília Time, UTC–3) – Friday, September 12
- 8:00 pm ART, Buenos Aires (Argentina Time) – Friday, September 12
- 7:00 pm PT, Vancouver (Pacific Time) – Friday, September 12
| Region / Country | Local Time & Date | Time Zone |
|---|---|---|
| United States (East) | 10:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | ET (Eastern Time) |
| United States (Central) | 9:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | CT (Central Time) |
| United States (Mountain) | 8:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | MT (Mountain Time) |
| United States (West) | 7:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | PT (Pacific Time) |
| United Kingdom | 3:00 am, Sat Sept 13 | BST (British Summer Time) |
| Central Europe | 4:00 am, Sat Sept 13 | CEST (Central European Summer Time) |
| Eastern Europe | 5:00 am, Sat Sept 13 | EEST (Eastern European Summer Time) |
| India | 8:30 am, Sat Sept 13 | IST (India Standard Time) |
| Singapore / Hong Kong | 9:30 am, Sat Sept 13 | SGT / HKT |
| Japan / South Korea | 10:30 am, Sat Sept 13 | JST / KST |
| Australia (East) | 12:00 pm, Sat Sept 13 | AEST (Australian Eastern Standard Time) |
| Australia (Daylight) | 1:00 pm, Sat Sept 13 | AEDT (Australian Eastern Daylight Time) |
| Brazil (São Paulo) | 8:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | BRT (Brasília Time) |
| Argentina (Buenos Aires) | 8:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | ART (Argentina Time) |
| Canada (Pacific – Vancouver) | 7:00 pm, Fri Sept 12 | PT (Pacific Time) |
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