Early rundown for WWE Backlash 2026 reportedly leaked
WWE Backlash 2026 takes place tonight from Tampa’s Benchmark International Arena, and the early rundown for the show has reportedly been leaked.
According to BodySlam+, the match card as of 3pm today is as follows:
- Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker
- Trick Williams vs. Sami Zayn
- Danhausen & ? vs. The Miz & Kit Wilson
- lyo Sky vs. Asuka
- John Cena announcement segment
- Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu
The structure of the card is of course subject to change, but this is how the card looks like it will be shaping up tonight.
U.S. viewing options breakdown for WWE Backlash 2026
Here is how you can watch the show tonight on ESPN2 and the ESPN Unlimited app:
How to watch WWE Backlash on Netflix (international)
Fans in countries including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Spain, the Netherlands, New Zealand and many more can watch Backlash live on Netflix at no extra charge beyond their standard plan.
Selected Netflix territories for Backlash 2026
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