You can watch WWE tonight on a few different platforms depending on what’s airing and where you live. Availability changes by day and region, so it helps to know if you’re in the United States or another country.
United States options
In the U.S., weekly WWE TV shows are split across different services.
- Raw airs live on Netflix on Monday nights; it’s included with a regular Netflix subscription.
- SmackDown broadcasts Friday nights on USA Network, which you can get via cable/satellite or live TV streaming services like Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, or Sling TV.
NXT and premium events
NXT and the big “Premium Live Events” have their own homes in the U.S.
- NXT runs Tuesday nights on The CW, also available through most live TV streaming packages that carry CW.
- Major Premium Live Events (like Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, Survivor Series, etc.) now stream in the U.S. through the ESPN app with an ESPN Unlimited subscription.
International viewing
Outside the U.S., Netflix and local broadcasters usually carry WWE.
- In many countries, Raw, SmackDown, NXT, and Premium Live Events are all available live on Netflix with a standard subscription.
- Some regions also have specific partners (for example, AB1 in France/Belgium or Discovery+/DMAX in Italy, plus WWE Network for live events). Check the “Where to Watch” page on WWE’s site and select your country to see the exact channels and apps.
If you say what country you’re in (and what day it is for you), it becomes possible to narrow down exactly which show is on tonight and the channel/app and time.
