Clash in Paris is WWE’s first ever Premium Live Event (PLE) to be held in Paris, at the Paris La Défense Arena. The PLE is the climax of the Road to Clash in Paris Tour.

UK & Ireland viewers will be able to stream WWE’s Clash in Paris on Netflix, live from 7:00pm BST August 31st. Netflix subscribers in the UK and Ireland can watch every PLE as a part of their monthly subscription.

Full match card for Clash in Paris

WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Seth Rollins (c) vs. Jey Uso vs. CM Punk vs. LA Knight

Seth Rollins’ quest to reshape WWE in his own image has created powerful enemies. His long-standing feud with CM Punk intensified when Rollins cashed in his Money in the Bank contract at SummerSlam, moments after Punk defeated Gunther for the WWE Championship. LA Knight, who previously faced Rollins during his infamous fake knee injury stunt, also shares a deep rivalry with the champ. Jey Uso also joins the mix, having clashed multiple times with Rollins and his faction in recent months.

John Cena vs. Logan Paul
John Cena’s farewell tour takes a sharp turn after a brutal ambush by Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre. The social media sensation challenged Cena to a match, igniting a new feud that could define Cena’s farewell run. With unfinished business still looming with Brock Lesnar, Cena now finds himself in a must-win situation against Paul.

​​Sheamus vs. Rusev

After weeks of chaos between Sheamus and Rusev, Adam Pearce has ordered them to settle things at Clash in Paris in a Good Ol’ Fashioned Donnybrook Match. This no-disqualification fight, made famous by Sheamus, allows anything to happen with no rules.

Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed

Bronson Reed, backed by Seth Rollins and Paul Heyman, has made Roman Reigns a personal target in recent weeks, attacking him twice and stealing his sneakers while mocking him as the ‘Tribal Thief’. Tensions reached a boiling point on August 18th episode of Raw, where Reigns challenged Reed to settle the score at Clash in Paris. With the match now official, the stage is set for a high-stakes showdown between two of WWE’s most dominant forces.

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch (c) vs Nikki Bella

WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella challenged Becky Lynch to the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship, on Monday Night Raw in Birmingham this week. This marks Nikki Bella’s first major title opportunity since her in-ring return earlier this year. For Lynch, it will be another title defence, having resisted challenges from Maxine Durpri and Natalya in recent weeks.

UK and Ireland viewers can tune into the last SmackDown live on Netflix on August 29th at 7:30pm BST. This will be the final SmackDown show before Clash in Paris.

Following the events of Clash in Paris, UK and Ireland viewers can tune into Monday Night Raw live on Netflix at 7:00pm BST on September 1st.

Further WWE PLEs and Tours for 2025 include:

●       September 20th – Wrestlepalooza – Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis
●       October 11th – Crown Jewel: Perth – RAC Arena, Perth, Western Australia
●       November 29th – Survivor Series: War Games – Petco Park, San Diego, California

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