Clash in Paris shows star power on a global stage

WWE brings Clash in Paris to Paris La Défense Arena with a five match lineup headlined by Seth Rollins defending the World Heavyweight Championship.

Clash in Paris Delivers High Stakes Night

WWE returns to Paris La Défense Arena for Clash in Paris, a one night Premium Live Event with five matches. The show features a world title four way in which Rollins defends against CM Punk, Jey Uso and LA Knight. Becky Lynch defends the WWE Women s Intercontinental Championship against Nikki Bella. The card also includes a Good Ol fashioned Donnybrook between Sheamus and Rusev, plus two other high profile singles matches: John Cena versus Logan Paul and Roman Reigns versus Bronson Reed.

In the United States the event streams on Peacock. Outside the United States Netflix hosts most WWE content including Clash in Paris, with travel considerations and occasional regional limits meaning some fans may use a VPN to watch from abroad. Start times vary by region 2 pm ET 11 am PT 7 pm GMT 6 am AEDT.

This show illustrates WWE s global push as it leans on a mix of nostalgia and current stars to fill a single night in Europe. Netflix remains a key home for non US audiences while Peacock carries the US market ahead of an ESPN shift planned for 2026. The five match format keeps the crowd focused on marquee names while giving room to emerging performers.

The lineup blends generations and styles to widen appeal. Cena and Lynch anchor the older generation while Bronson Reed and LA Knight represent the newer wave. If the in ring action lands and the crowd buys in, Clash in Paris could set a durable template for future international events. If not, it risks feeling like a parade of big names with uneven payoffs and little lasting impact.

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Expect the fallout from Clash in Paris to influence WWE s approach to future European and global events