How to watch WWE Royal Rumble in US, UK and Australia — streams, times, and VPN tips

The 39th annual WWE Royal Rumble is in Saudi Arabia — the first Rumble held outside the US — and kicks off at 2pm ET / 11am PT / 7pm GMT (5am AEST on Sunday). Key matches include Drew McIntyre vs Sami Zayn for the Championship and Styles staking his career against Gunther as competitors vie for WrestleMania spots.

In the US, ESPN Unlimited will carry exclusive coverage. The full live show starts at 2pm ET, with a pre-show from noon and post-event coverage afterward. Viewers can access the stream via any ESPN Unlimited plan — standalone or bundled with Disney+ and Hulu — with the standalone ESPN Unlimited package priced at $29.99 per month and the Disney+/Hulu bundle at $35.99 per month.

In the UK and Australia, Netflix will stream the event under its new WWE deal. The event starts at 7pm GMT for UK viewers and at 5am AEST (Sunday) in Australia. Netflix’s WWE stream is available on any plan: UK pricing starts from £5.99 per month (ad-free £12.99, premium 4K £18.99), while Australian memberships start at AU$9.99 for an ad-supported FHD plan (AU$20.99 to remove ads, AU$28.99 for 4K premium).

If you’re abroad and want to access your home country’s stream, you’ll need a VPN (Virtual Private Network) to change your IP address. The article recommends NordVPN as a go-to option.

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