WWE Monday Night Raw takes place at a special start time of for UK viewers. This is because the show is being broadcast live from Brussels, Belgium as part of WWE’s European tour.

WWE is firmly on the Road to WrestleMania 41 and things are about to take an international twist. Starting with tonight’s episode of SmackDown, episode of the blue brand’s Friday night show and Monday Night Raw will be broadcast live from cities across Europe.

WWE are set to begin their tour of Europe in just a few days and the company's main roster programming will air outside of its usual time slot for the rest of March.

Why does WWE Smackdown have a special start time tonight? UK live stream and confirmed match card - One huge championship match has been announced as Friday Night Smackdown continues on Netflix

British WWE fans are used to having to stay up until 1am to watch both Friday Night SmackDown and its iconic sister show Monday Night Raw, but tonight Netflix will air the show live from the Olimpic Arena at 7pm UK time.

The Miz is also set to host Miz TV with special guest, the Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes. The tour will run throughout March, with the first show back in the USA airing on the 04/04 episode of SmackDown, which will take place at the Allstate Arena in Chicago.

Cody Rhodes is set for a special edition of Miz TV as WWE kicks-off its extensive Road to WrestleMania European Tour in Spain. Here's everything you need to know about tonight's WWE Smackdown, including start time,

WWE SmackDown airs live from Barcelona on March 14, 2025, featuring Miz TV with Cody Rhodes, matches including Randy Orton vs. Carmelo Hayes, and the WWE Tag Team Championship match between #DIY and The Street Profits.

The WWE superstars will be touring across Europe, including television tapings taking place in the next fortnight from both Glasgow and London, as the build up to Wrestlemania 41