WWE Worlds Collide is not airing live on Saturday, September 26. WWE announced during Friday’s SmackDown that the show will premiere on its YouTube channel on Wednesday, September 30, at 7 p.m. ET, according to Fightful’s report.
The distinction matters for anyone planning a weekend of wrestling: the date on the event listing is the date for the crowd in the arena, not the date viewers at home can watch the broadcast.
When Does Worlds Collide Take Place?
WWE’s official event page lists Saturday, September 26, at Allstate Arena in the Chicago area. The event brings together talent from WWE, AAA and NXT.
Where and When Can You Watch Worlds Collide?
The announced platform is WWE’s YouTube channel. The Wednesday broadcast starts at 7 p.m. Eastern / 6 p.m. Central / 4 p.m. Pacific, four days after the event. POST Wrestling also confirmed the delayed broadcast.
Fans watching from home should plan around that Wednesday start. A Saturday ticket listing or arena start time should not be used as a streaming schedule.
Who Is Wrestling at Worlds Collide?
The announced card includes CM Punk, Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano against Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh and Omos. Penta and Rey Fenix are also scheduled to face Daga and Berto, while La Catalina defends the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Roxanne Perez, per POST Wrestling’s lineup.
Those matches make the crossover a draw for viewers who follow multiple WWE brands and AAA. For readers focused on Punk’s appearance, the same broadcast delay applies.
Will Results Be Available Before the Broadcast?
With an audience attending several days before the show airs, spoilers could circulate ahead of Wednesday. Fans who want to watch without knowing the outcomes should be cautious with event hashtags, social feeds and results headlines after Saturday’s show.
The viewing date to remember is September 30. September 26 is the in-arena event.
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