WWE continues its stacked summer with another foray into Europe with a huge PLE, Clash in Paris.
Following on from an eventful SummerSlam, WWE turns its attention toward its first European PLE since last summer’s Clash in the Castle in Glasgow, Scotland.
WWE produced several European Raw and SmackDown shows ahead of WrestleMania, with their loud crowds proving to be a highlight across the continent.
Here is everything you need to know about Clash in Paris.
When and where is Clash in Paris taking place?
WWE Clash in Paris will take place at the Paris La Défense Arena in the French capital city on August 31.
The venue is a multi-purpose indoor stadium, usually used as Racing 92’s home for their Rugby Union ties.
Opened in 2017, it’s hosted several high-profile music concerts, but this will be the first time it has ever been used for WWE.
What time does Clash in Paris start?
Clash in Paris will begin at 7 pm local time in France, meaning UK viewers will be able to tune in at the far friendlier time of 6 pm.
For American viewers, it’ll be a 1 pm start time in Eastern, and a 10 am start time in Pacific. This show will be the start of back-to-back shows outside of the US, with October’s Crown Jewel taking place in October.
How to watch and live stream Clash in Paris?
Clash in Paris is able to be watched internationally via Netflix, just like every other WWE PLE since the company struck a deal with the streaming giant.
A Netflix subscription can be purchased from as little as £5.99 from here. In the US, Clash in Paris is available to watch via Peacock.
How to get tickets for Clash in Paris
Tickets are still available for Clash in Paris, and they can be purchased from the French TicketMaster.
Tickets begin from £106 and rise all the way to £2869 for ringside seats for WWE’s first PLE since Backlash in 2024.
Clash in Paris match card
- Naomi (c) vs Stephanie Vaquer – Singles match for the Women’s World Championship
- Seth Rollins (c) vs CM Punk vs Jey Uso vs LA Knight – Fatal Four-Way for the World Heavyweight Championship
- John Cena vs Logan Paul – Singles match
What happened the last time WWE came to France?
WWE’s last PLE in France was in Lyon for Backlash in May 2024. The show was the first after WrestleMania 41, and featured Cody Rhodes’ first WWE Championship defence.
The American Nightmare took on AJ Styles in a classic main event, which was given five stars by the Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer.
Also on the card was Damian Priest vs Jey Uso for the World Heavyweight Championship and Bayley vs Naomi vs Tiffany Stratton for the Women’s Championship.
The Lyon show also marked the WWE debut of Tonga Loa, who attacked Kevin Owens and Randy Orton to help Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga.