WWE Wrestlepalooza 2025 Post Show Start Times: US, UK, Australia and more
WWE’s first-ever Wrestlepalooza Premium Live Event (PLE) takes place on Saturday, September 20, 2025. Following the main card, WWE will host a post-show featuring Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque and key Superstars, airing immediately after the main event wraps.
Here are the estimated global start times for the Wrestlepalooza post-show, based on the main card finish, so fans around the world know when to tune in.
What time is the Wrestlepalooza post show?
Wrestlepalooza US Post-Show Start Times (Estimated)
- Eastern Time (ET): ~10:00 PM Saturday, September 20
- Central Time (CT): ~9:00 PM Saturday, September 20
- Pacific Time (PT): ~7:00 PM Saturday, September 20
UK & Europe Post-Show Start Times (Estimated)
- United Kingdom / British Summer Time (BST): ~3:00 AM on Sunday, September 21
- Central Europe (CEST): ~4:00 AM on Sunday, September 21
Australia & Asia-Pacific Post-Show Start Times (Estimated)
- Australia (Eastern States – AEDT / AEST): ~12:00 Noon on Sunday, September 21
- India (IST): ~7:30 AM on Sunday, September 21
- Japan (JST): ~11:00 AM on Sunday, September 21
Why These Times Are Estimated
The main show is scheduled to begin at 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT in the US. After the matches and any post-match segments, the post-show analysis begins pretty much immediately. Based on typical WWE main card duration, the post-show is likely to kick off roughly 3 hours after the main card start in ET, though exact length depends on match pacing, promos, and any unannounced segments.
| Region / Country | Time (Estimated) | Date |
|---|---|---|
| United States (ET) | 10:00 PM | Saturday, Sept 20 |
| United States (CT) | 9:00 PM | Saturday, Sept 20 |
| United States (PT) | 7:00 PM | Saturday, Sept 20 |
| United Kingdom (BST) | 3:00 AM | Sunday, Sept 21 |
| Central Europe (CEST) | 4:00 AM | Sunday, Sept 21 |
| India (IST) | 7:30 AM | Sunday, Sept 21 |
| Japan (JST) | 11:00 AM | Sunday, Sept 21 |
| Australia (AEDT/AEST) | 12:00 Noon | Sunday, Sept 21 |
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