Wwe smackdown missing from netflix the next 2 weeks

Any know what going on

Well I know they at the o2 in London Tuesday ahead of going to Saudi for king of the ring Saturday

(21-06-2026 17:28 )Geriisgreat Wrote:  Well I know they at the o2 in London Tuesday ahead of going to Saudi for king of the ring Saturday

Actually WWE is at the o2 tomorrow & Tuesday. Tomorrow for Raw which will be live at 7pm uk time & then Smackdown on Tuesday. Presume on Tuesday 2 episodes will be taped for this week & next week and then WWE will fly from London to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday

Let's hope netflix show smackdown live on Tuesday from the o2

WWE SmackDown in London to be followed by Official FIFA World Cup '26™ Viewing, brought to you by Budweiser
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WWE SmackDown attendees will get an added bonus following the conclusion of the event on Tuesday, June 23, at O2 Arena in London, when they will be able to remain in the arena for an Official FIFA World Cup '26™ Viewing, brought to you by Budweiser, which will be a live screening of England vs Ghana.

Doors open for SmackDown at 4:30 PM BST and the live football viewing, starting shortly before 9pm, will allow fans to watch the full game live from their seat, on WWE screens at The O2.

Tickets for the event remain available

Look like an early start on Tuesday live as the 02

Just checked Netflix & no Smackdown isn't live on Tuesday. Looks like then doors open at 4:30pm, Smackdown is taped 6pm-9pm then World Cup. So just this week's Smackdown is being taped due to Saudi Arabia on Saturday

I keep an eye on it as netflix might added it after Monday night raw live

(22-06-2026 12:24 )Michael2121 Wrote:  I keep an eye on it as netflix might added it after Monday night raw live

It will go on Netflix at 1am Saturday morning

WWE is breaking its traditional premium live event format at Night of Champions.

This Saturday’s show in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, features six matches instead of the usual five, including three title bouts and the finals of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments.

The last main roster PLE outside of WrestleMania and SummerSlam that had more than five matches was Clash in Paris last August. That was also the final PLE under Peacock before WWE moved its big shows to ESPN’s new streaming service in September.

The extra bout could help address a complaint some fans have had since WWE began simulcasting a portion of its PLEs on ESPN’s cable networks.

Starting in April with WrestleMania 42, the first hour of each major event has aired on either ESPN or ESPN2 and included two matches. At Backlash and Clash In Italy, that meant fans with cable access who were also paying $29.99 for an ESPN Unlimited plan were effectively paying for just three matches.

With the first hour of this Saturday’s show airing on ESPN, the extended card may give fans more bang for their buck.

Additionally, if Night of Champions runs roughly the same length as recent PLEs, the plus-one could force WWE to tighten the gap between bouts.

During his review of Clash In Italy, wrestling legend Jim Cornette noted that the show’s main event began 22 minutes after the last bout finished. The long stretch, a constant theme throughout the show, included recaps, entrances, and commercials, and was longer than four of the matches on the card.

However, an extra match could mean more commercials, a trade-off for more in-ring action.

Just drop Jey from the match and declare Oba the winner to save us all the pain of having to watch Jey try to wrestle. Sounds fair to me.