Tonight, Raw is airing live from Birmingham, UK, which is the first time a live WWE show has been broadcast from the city in a staggering 12 years. WWE kicked off it’s European run in Dublin on Friday with the Road to Clash In Paris Tour ahead of the premium live event in the City of Love on August 31.

ESPN wants to absolutely own the news cycle tomorrow when it and Fox launch their semi-competing/semi-collaborative new streaming apps. To that end, ESPN is moving up its rights-takeover date for WWE's premium live events (PLEs) from 2026 to one month from today,

How to watch WWE SummerSlam: The WWE premium event is exclusive to Peacock, which offers a $7.99 monthly base plan with access to regular WWE live events.

And as with any sport, the live, in-person version is even more impressive ... Sure, it's all scripted and planned out. But WWE Raw—like any TV show—presents heroes and villains out to destroy one another. Sometimes the heroes prevail (and the crowd ...

That means if you want to watch Raw and SmackDown every week, and tune in live or on-demand for WWE's PLEs, you will need to have subscriptions to at least three services. The cheapest those three services are going to cost you each month will be $48.97, meaning WWE programming is going to cost just shy of $50 per month.

WWE Raw will have a special start time next week as the show will take place in Birmingham, England. Roman Reigns will be in attendance and is confirmed to kick off the show., WWE, Times Now

Fans in attendance for Tuesday’s WWE international live event were treated a surprise appearance from local comedian Michael McIntyre. The live event emanated from the AO Arena in Manchester, England,

Seth Rollins retained the World Heavyweight Championship against Jey Uso, CM Punk, and LA Knight, while John Cena beat Logan Paul at WWE Clash in Paris.