WWE SummerSlam live stream 2023: How to watch online right now, start time, card

(l, r) Roman Reigns and Jey Uso will fight for the Undisputed WWE Universal Title at the SummerSlam 2023 live stream

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It's time to watch the WWE SummerSlam live stream, which arrives following a rather drab SmackDown. And it's arguable that WWE made the result of that show's main event even more obvious in its go-home.

SummerSlam 2023 start time and date

• Date: Today (Saturday, Aug. 5)
• Start time: 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT, and 1 a.m. BST / 11 a.m. AEDT on Sunday (Aug. 6)
• Kickoff show time: 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT, and 12 a.m. BST / 10 a.m. AEDT on Sunday (Aug. 6)
• Watch in the U.S.: Peacock
• Watch everywhere else: WWE Network
• Watch anywhere — try ExpressVPN 100% risk free

Yes, after pinning his cousin at Money in The Bank, Jey Uso returns to fight Roman Reigns in a one on one main event for the first time since 2020. In the years since, Reigns gaslit the Usos, brought in their younger brother Solo Sikoa to be a protector and acted betrayed as the Bloodline fractured. Roman and Solo recently injured Jey's brother Jimmy at Madison Square Garden, forcing him off TV.

Now, they face off in something called a Tribal Combat match, which WWE.com says means "anything goes and but no one can interfere until Jey and Roman’s match is over! No disqualification, no count-out. The only way to win is by pinfall or submission." That fine print would suggest that fan theories that Jimmy will turn on Jey — possibly leading to a WrestleMania match — won't come true.

And, on the SmackDown before SummerSlam, Jey beat Solo in a one on one match. This makes Roman's victory tonight even more clear.

Elsewhere on the card, Cody Rhodes feels the need to decisively beat Brock Lesnar, and not have another fluke victory over The Beast. Asuka defends her championship in a Triple Threat match against Charlotte Flair and Bianca Belair, and Seth "Freakin" Rollins defends his title against Finn Balor, in a SummerSlam 2016 rematch.

Logan Paul is reportedly wrestling first so he can get to Dallas, Texas for the Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz live stream in time to walk his brother out.

Here's everything you need to watch the SummerSlam 2023 live stream:

How to watch SummerSlam from anywhere

How to watch SummerSlam live streams from anywhere on Earth

While Peacock is available all across the U.S. and the WWE Network is still the standard around the world (though that's changing), SummerSlam live streams can get a bit confusing. You might want to check out a VPN if you can't watch with the service you normally use.

International audiences will be pretty jealous of U.S. audiences, which will save cash by switching to Peacock (unless you get the no-ads tier at $9.99 per month).

The best VPN is ExpressVPN. It meets the VPN needs of the vast majority of users, offering outstanding compatibility with most devices and impressive connection speeds.

SummerSlam live streams in the U.S. are cheaper

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The only way to watch SummerSlam live streams in the U.S. is with Peacock. WWE Premium Live Events are in the $5.99 Peacock Premium tier; the $9.99 Peacock Premium Plus tier doesn't get you anything extra for this show. Peacock is now available on most of the best streaming devices.

There's no need to pay for the ad-free tier for WWE live events, as there are always ads in the live editions of Peacock programming.

SummerSlam live streams in U.K.

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Our friends in the United Kingdom will grab SummerSlam live streams on the WWE Network, for a higher price — closer to the $9.99 that Americans used to pay.

It's also available from BT Sport Box Office for £14.95.

Americans abroad, though, can use ExpressVPN to watch on Peacock (U.K. Peacock doesn't have WWE).

SummerSlam live streams in Australia

SummerSlam live streams begin at 11 a.m. AEDT on Sunday morning.

It's all on Binge, the new official home for WWE premium live events in Australia.

Binge has three tiers for its pricing, starting at $10 AUD per month:

Basic - $10 a month with 1 screen, SD
Standard - $16 a month with 2 screens, HD
Premium - $18 a month with 4 screens, HD

SummerSlam card and predictions

Our predictions are in bold below

Roman Reigns (c) vs. Jey Uso in a Tribal Combat match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship
Cody Rhodes vs. Brock Lesnar
Seth “Freakin” Rollins (c) vs. Finn Bálor for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Asuka (c) vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Bianca Belair in a Triple Threat match for the WWE Women's Championship
Gunther (c) vs. Drew McIntyre for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Logan Paul vs. Ricochet
Ronda Rousey vs. Shayna Baszler in an MMA rules match
SummerSlam Battle Royal presented by Slim Jim featuring LA Knight, Sheamus, Shinsuke Nakamura, Tommaso Ciampa, Chad Gable and Otis

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