WWE is back on another International tour. They have been on fire with these shows all around the world, and it’s impressive to see the crowds at these shows. WWE’s upcoming PPV is titled Clash In Paris, and there are a lot of questions people have regarding this show. Especially with the new ESPN deal, this will enhance your viewing experience of the show.
What Matches Have Been Confirmed For Clash In Paris?
There are a total of 6 matches confirmed for this show, and they are listed below.
- Roman Reigns vs Bronson Reed
- Sheamus vs Rusev (Good Ol’ Fashioned Donnybrook Match)
- Seth Rollins vs LA Knight vs CM Punk vs Jey Uso (World Heavyweight Championship)
- Becky Lynch vs Nikki Bella (Women’s Intercontinental Championship Match)
- Wyatt Sicks (Dexter Lumis & Joe Gacy) vs Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford) (WWE Tag Team Championships)
- John Cena vs Logan Paul
The Match Most Fans Are Looking Forward To
Many of these matches feel extremely predictable. It was hard to choose a game to look forward to. However, Bronson Reed has been phenomenal on Raw the past few months. Especially stealing Roman’s shoes as the tribal thief and making a shoe-la-fala necklace mocking him is just hilarious. Along with Roman Reigns being a great worker and character as the Tribal Chief, this match is going to be super fun to watch. Bronson will stand out in that match, and he’s a lot of fun to watch in one. Well, except when he shattered his ankles during Survivor Series War Games last year.
How To Watch Clash In Paris
The Clash in Paris is taking place on August 31st, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. ET /11:00 a.m. PT. Yeah, it’s an early show because it is taking place in Nanterre, France. For international fans, Netflix is the best option for watching this show. As for how to watch the show in the United States, it will be available on Peacock. It will be the last show streamed on there before the move to ESPN. Maybe a moment of silence is needed for Peacock once this show is over, well, until Saturday Night Main Event appears in December.
Final Thoughts
This Clash In Paris PPV may have a ton of hype, but it also feels super predictable. The booking has not been the greatest lately, either, and while fans are excited, this show could have been executed better in the buildup. However, knowing how the crowd reacted to Jey Uso’s entrance at Backlash 2024. It will still be an excellent time for wrestling fans, and it will be interesting to see how every match is performed.
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