WWE has pulled out all the stops for the first event of the post-Vince McMahon era, SummerSlam 2022. There are five belts on the line in Music City, and though Roman Reigns' latest clash with Brock Lesnar has top billing, the feuds between Liv Morgan and Ronda Rousey, Bianca Belair and Becky Lynch, and Bobby Lashley and Theory all have Match of the Night potential. Read on as we explain how to watch a 2022 SummerSlam live stream today wherever you are in the world - with Peacock TV the exclusive broadcaster for US viewers!
WWE SummerSlam live stream 2022
Date: Saturday, July 30
Time:8pm ET / 5pm PT / 1am BST / 5.30am IST / 9am JST / 10am AEST
Venue: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
US Live stream:Peacock Premium ($4.99)
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Global live streams: BT Sport Box Office (UK) |Sony Liv (IN) / Main Event on Kayo (AU)
New Jersey's finest played dirty by ambushing Rowdy at Money in the Bank earlier this month, but it was exactly what she had to do in order to seize her first WWE title. It's safe to say that The Baddest Woman on the Planet, who'd just floored Natalya to retain the SmackDown Women's championship, wasn't overly impressed. Will Liv Morgan come to regret her tenacity?
The beef between Becky Lynch and Bianca Belair runs deep, the EST of WWE having been embarrassed by The Man at last year's SummerSlam. Bianca restored some pride with victory at WrestleMania, but the job won't be done until she's banished those bad SummerSlam memories.
Theory was always Mr. McMahon’s golden boy, and the baby oil-squirter will be in the spotlight at Nissan Stadium, as he once again sets his sights on Bobby Lashley, and there are rumors that one of them is planning to crash the headline heavyweight encounter between the Head of the Table and The Beast.
Meanwhile, Pat McAfee and Logan Paul will be providing the laughs, and you can read on for the full 2022 SummerSlam card and all you need to know to watch a WWE live stream online from anywhere.
How to watch a 2022 SummerSlam live stream in the US
Peacock TV Premium is the exclusive place to watch SummerSlam 2022 and all of WWE's biggest events stateside. The show gets underway at 8pm ET / 5pm PT on Saturday.
Peacock costs just $4.99 per month for an ad-supported version of the service that offers live coverage of every big WWE event, plus the NFL and plenty more live sports. There's also 20,000 hours of content featuring brilliant Peacock Originals like Brave New World, The Capture, and Intelligence.
Away from home? US subscribers in other countries can use a VPN to watch SummerSlam 2022 on Peacock from abroad.
You also have the option of paying $10 a month for commercial-free coverage.
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Live stream SummerSlam 2022 from outside your country
You'll be able to watch SummerSlam 2022 from a wide range of countries with WWE Network, but if you don't want to grab a new membership there are plenty more live streams available. We've rounded up all the best places to watch in Canada, the UK, Australia, Japan, and India just below.
If there aren't any reliable WWE live streams in your country, or if you're away from home and your plans have been scuppered by geo-blocking, we've got a top tip to make sure you don't miss out as well.
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2. Connect to the appropriate server location - open the VPN app, hit 'choose location' and select the appropriate location.
3. Go to the broadcaster's stream - head to your home broadcaster's site or app and watch as if you were at home - so that's Peacock for US subscribers.
How to watch SummerSlam 2022: live stream WWE in the UK
BT Sport is showing SummerSlam 2022 in the UK, but as it's a PPV event you'll need to purchase it from the BT Sport Box Office, where it costs £19.95.
Alternatively, WWE Network is also available in the UK, where it costs £9.99 per month.
You'll have to prepare for a late night though, because the main action gets underway at 1am BST on Saturday night/Sunday morning.
How to watch SummerSlam 2022: live stream WWE in Canada
The best place to watch SummerSlam 2022 in Canada is WWE Network.
WWE Network is available through local TV providers, though you'll need to pay an additional PPV fee to tune in to Money in the Bank, which gets underway at 8pm ET / 5pm PT on Saturday.
Canadian abroad? Then you can use a VPN to magically transport yourself back to Canada to live stream SummerSlam 2022 coverage just like you would at home.
How to watch a SummerSlam 2022 live stream in Australia
WWE fans in Australia can tune into SummerSlam 2022 on WWE Network, which is also available Down Under. A subscription costs US$9.99 per month.
It's also being shown on Main Event, which is available through both Foxtel and Optus TV, as well as Main Event on Kayo. The PPV event is available for $29.95.
The SummerSlam 2022 action begins at 10am AEST on Sunday morning.
Japan: how to watch a WWE SummerSlam 2022 live stream
If you're watching SummerSlam 2022 from Japan, you'll need to tune in from 9am JST on Sunday morning.
You've guessed it... you can tune in to WWE SummerSlam via the WWE Network, which has been available in Japan for the last few years.
How to watch WWE SummerSlam 2022 in India
WWE fans in India can watch SummerSlam 2022 on Sony Ten 1, but you'll need to be up early, as the action begins at 5.30am IST on Sunday morning.
If that's a little early for your liking, you'll be able to tune into WWE Network for a replay too.
If you'd prefer to watch on an app or website, Sony Liv will be streaming the action 一 but you'll need a premium subscription to watch SummerSlam live, which costs Rs 999 for a year, Rs 699 for six months, or Rs 299 per month. Jio users can watch free of cost with the JioTV mobile application.
Anyone outside of India who wants to watch their home WWE coverage can just pick up a good VPN and follow the instructions above to safely live stream the action.
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SummerSlam 2022 wrestlers
- Roman Reigns
- Brock Lesnar
- Liv Morgan
- Ronda Rousey
- Bobby Lashley
- Theory
Click to see the full list of confirmed WWE SummerSlam 2022 superstars
- Bianca Belair
- Becky Lynch
- Jey Uso
- Jimmy Uso
- Angelo Dawkins
- Montez Ford
- Dominik Mysterio
- Rey Mysterio
- Damian Priest
- Finn Bálor
- Paul Heyman
- Rhea Ripley
- The Miz
- Happy Corbin
- Logan Paul
- Pat McAfee
WWE SummerSlam 2022 card
- Logan Paul vs The Miz: Singles Match
- Liv Morgan (c) vs Ronda Rousey: SmackDown Women's Championship Singles Match
- Pat McAfee vs Happy Corbin: Singles Match
- Bobby Lashley (c) vs Theory: United States Championship Singles Match
- The Mysterios (Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio) vs The Judgment Day (Damian Priest and Finn Bálor) (with Rhea Ripley): No Disqualification Tag Team Match
- The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) (c) vs The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford): Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship Tag Team Match
- Bianca Belair (c) vs Becky Lynch: Raw Women's Championship Singles Match
- Roman Reigns (c) (with Paul Heyman) vs Brock Lesnar: Undisputed WWE Universal Championship Last Man Standing Match
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Aatif is a freelance copywriter and journalist based in the UK. He’s written about technology, science and politics for publications including Gizmodo, The Independent, Trusted Reviews and Newsweek, but focuses on streaming at Future, an arrangement that combines two of his greatest passions: sport and penny-pinching.
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