How To Watch WWE Clash In Paris 2025: Date, Start Time, Card, Location & Live Stream

John Cena may no longer be the WWE Champion, but he's vowing to give a championship level effort until his very last in-ring appearance.
The Greatest of All-Time has just 11 dates left in his WWE career, as of this writing, and he'll be heading overseas for his next encounter as he goes one-on-one with social media megastar Logan Paul at Clash in Paris.
The Maverick had respect for the Never Seen 17-Time World Champion when they teamed up together over the summer at Money in the Bank, but now he's disgusted to see good guy John Cena return for the final leg of his farewell tour.
John Cena will be keeping a lookout for Brock Lessar following his shocking return at SummerSlam, but until The Beast is ready for another fight, if Logan Paul wants some, then he can get some at the Paris La Défense Arena on August 31.
Since aligning himself with Paul Heyman at WrestleMania 41, Seth Rollins has found himself with no shortage of adversaries and the heat has only intensified after he faked a leg injury and stole the World Heavyweight Championship from CM Punk at SummerSlam.
The Visionary currently holds all the power, but for how much longer? Rollins will put his title on the line in Paris against his longtime rival CM Punk, LA Knight and Main Event Jey Uso in a Fatal 4-Way Match.
We've got ourselves a Fatal 4-Way for the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE Clash in Paris!
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The Women's World Championship is also scheduled to be on the line. Stephanie Vaquer is looking to parlay her Women's Battle Royal victory at Evolution into her first main roster World Title, and prove to everyone else in the locker room that she is "La Primera".
The only problem is that there currently is no champion for The Dark Angel to challenge. Naomi announced on the August 19 edition of Monday Night Raw that she is pregnant with her first child and relinquished her title. An update on the future of the Women's World Championship is expected within the next week.
Roman Reigns made his return to Raw this past week and he is now on a collision course with the Tribal Thief Bronson Reed, while Sheamus and Rusev are ready to tear each other apart one final time in a Good Ol Fashioned Donnybrook Match.
The rest of Clash in Paris card is still up in air. Drew McIntyre has emerged as a threat to Cody Rhodes' WWE Championship, but it is unclear if the American Nightmare will be ready to defend his title later this month after taking a Claymore Kick that put his head through the base of SmackDown commentary table.
Here's everything we currently know about Clash in Paris. Check back for updates as more matches for the show are announced.
WWE Clash in Paris date:
Date: Sunday, August 31, 2025
WWE Clash in Paris time:
Time: 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT)
WWE Clash in Paris location:
Location: Paris La Défense Arena, Paris, France
How To Watch WWE Clash in Paris 2025:
Streaming: Exclusively in the United States on Peacock and internationally on Netflix.
WWE Clash in Paris Card (Announced):
John Cena vs. Logan Paul
Seth Rollins (c) vs. CM Punk vs. Jey Uso vs. LA Knight for the World Heavyweight Championship
TBD vs. Stephanie Vaquer for the Women's World Championship (?)
Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed
Sheamus vs. Rusev in a Good Ol Fashioned Donnybrook Match
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