WWE fans in Europe have been waiting for a premium live event for nearly nine months, and the wait is almost over. The highly anticipated Clash In Italy is set to take place soon, marking the first-ever PLE in Italy. This special event follows the thrilling Saturday Night’s Main Event that took place last weekend, showcasing WWE’s commitment to delivering high-quality entertainment to its global audience.
Turin is preparing to make a strong impression, following the success of previous events held in cities like Berlin, Lyon, London, Cardiff, and Paris. The city has put together a match card that promises to be as exciting as WrestleMania itself.
Recent matches such as Oba Femi versus Brock Lesnar and Rhea Ripley versus Jade Cargill in Las Vegas have generated significant excitement, and fans are eager to see these bouts repeated. Additionally, Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns will defend their respective world titles, while rising star Sol Ruca makes her first shot at gold on Raw.
When is WWE Clash In Italy 2026?
The Clash In Italy event will air tomorrow evening (Sunday, May 30) at 7pm for fans in the UK. The early start time means the event will begin at 8pm local time in Italy and 2pm ET/11am PT for fans in the US.
How to Watch Clash In Italy on Netflix?
For UK fans, watching Clash In Italy is straightforward. As with most WWE events, the show will be available live or on demand via Netflix as part of your regular subscription. All you need to do is log on, hit play, and enjoy the action.
Netflix subscribers outside the US can also access a wide range of WWE content, including live weekly episodes of Raw, NXT, and SmackDown, as well as monthly PLEs and hundreds of historic events. The platform also offers behind-the-scenes series, including both seasons of WWE Unreal, and a new four-part documentary, Hulk Hogan: Real American.
WWE Clash In Italy 2026 Full Match Card
- WWE Title: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. GUNTHER
- Tribal Combat for World Heavyweight Title: Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jacob Fatu
- WWE Women’s Title: Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Jade Cargill
- Women’s IC Title: Becky Lynch vs. Sol Ruca
- WrestleMania Rematch: Oba Femi vs. Brock Lesnar
WWE UK and European Tour Dates
Tickets for the WWE European Summer Tour are now available at wwe.com/events. Here are the full dates:
- May 31: Clash In Italy at Inalpi Arena (Turin)
- June 1: Monday Night Raw at Inalpi Arena (Turin)
- June 2: Zenith de Strasbourg
- June 3: MEO Arena (Lisbon)
- June 4: Palacio Vistalegre (Madrid)
- June 5: SmackDown at Unipol Arena (Bologna)
- June 6: Palazzo delio Sport (Rome)
- June 7: Nelson Mandela Forum (Florence)
- June 8: Monday Night Raw at Accor Arena (Paris)
- June 20: Utilita Arena (Cardiff)
- June 21: Utilita Arena (Birmingham)
- June 22: Monday Night Raw at The O2 (London)
- June 23: SmackDown at The O2 (London)
- June 24: Utilita Arena (Sheffield)
Is WrestleMania Coming to London?
WWE expert Alistair McGeorge discusses the possibility of WrestleMania returning to Europe. While the idea of a European WrestleMania often sparks debate, recent events such as Clash At The Castle in Cardiff and Money In The Bank in London have fueled excitement about the prospect.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has expressed interest in hosting events of this scale, but it remains unclear if the city can afford the costs typically associated with such events. Recent reports suggest Ireland could be a contender, with Dublin as a potential location. However, it’s unlikely WWE would hold its first European WrestleMania in a city that hasn’t yet hosted a PLE.
Next year, the iconic show is scheduled for Saudi Arabia, with no announcements set for the 2028 edition. Speculation suggests Nashville as a possible location. Despite being a fan of Manchester, the expert believes the UK may not host the first European WrestleMania.
While there is little progress on London hosting the event, the enthusiasm from mainland European crowds has been remarkable. Events like Clash At The Castle in Cardiff and Backlash 2024 in Lyon have shown the potential for large-scale events in Europe.
Cardiff’s Principality Stadium is considered the best-placed UK venue for a potential WrestleMania. Fans will have to keep their fingers crossed for future editions in 2028, 2029, and beyond.
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