WWE's first PLE on ESPN, Wrestlepalooza, will stream on Saturday, September 20, live at 7pm ET/4pm PT/12am BST from the Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana.
In the United States, these shows have been airing on Peacock for the past few years, so we understand that there might be some confusion surrounding how and where to watch Wrestlepalooza following WWE and ESPN's five-year deal.
The first option is to subscribe directly to ESPN's "Unlimited" streaming service. The second will be through "TV Everywhere" authentication, which allows subscribers of participating television providers to access the event on the ESPN app.
However, subscribers to Altice, Dish Network, Xfinity, and YouTube TV will not currently be able to authenticate with their TV login to watch Wrestlepalooza on the ESPN app. Why? Well, these providers have not signed up to carry the new service at launch.
So, yes, that means forking out $30 for access to yet another streaming platform.
Fortunately, if you're outside of the U.S., then it will be relatively easy to watch Wrestlepalooza, as the show is going to be available, as per usual, on Netflix.
Here's the full match card for Wrestlepalooza heading into the weekend:
John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar
Undisputed WWE Championship Match
Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Drew McIntyre
Mixed Tag Team Match
CM Punk and AJ Lee vs. Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch
Tag Team Match
The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) vs. The Vision (Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker)
Vacant Women’s World Championship Match
Iyo Sky vs. Stephanie Vaquer
It's a big show. Whether it's Brock Lesnar's first WWE match since SummerSlam 2023 or AJ Lee's in-ring return after a decade, Wrestlepalooza promises to be a must-watch.
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