All WWE PPVs & PLEs in 2025 - Full List, Schedule & Results
Comprehensive results and the latest cards for WWE's upcoming PPVs/PLEs.
WWE produced a whopping 20 PPVs/PLEs in 2024 if you include NXT branded events and Saturday Night's Main Event specials. That number doesn't take into account the fact souped up weekenders like WrestleMania XL happened across multiple days either. Add that on and Triple H's company produced a staggering 21 supershows last year.
2025 is going to be just as busy for the roster and reigning WWE champions, but it might take a little while for the schedule to fill up.
Shows like Royal Rumble, NXT's Vengeance Day, one of the SNME specials and Elimination Chamber: Toronto have already taken place in early-2025. At time of writing, we know that events like WrestleMania 41, NXT Stand & Deliver and Battleground, Backlash, another pair of SNMEs, SummerSlam (which is set to be a two-day scorcher this year) and Clash In Paris have already been announced for the rest of the year.
Traditional oldie Survivor Series will presumably follow shortly. It'll be in its usual late-year slot and probably have the WarGames branding yet again.
WWE will jet off to Saudi Arabia for more international stadium shows too. On that note, 2024 was busy internationally. The company visited Australia, France, Saudi, Scotland, Canada and Germany in between promoting cards on home soil in the United States. Currently, France has been locked in yet again for August, and more dates in Europe and beyond will surely follow.
There's no rest for the weary when it comes to Hunter's writing staff. They'll be tasked with making sure every PPV/PLE in 2025 is a winner, and there will be plenty of moving and shaking with the roster (particularly on NXT if recent WWE news is anything to go by) to make sure of it.
Here's your comprehensive guide to what's already happened and what's coming up for the rest of the year.
Upcoming WWE PPVs & PLEs (2025 Schedule)
NXT Stand & Deliver 2025: Saturday 19 April 2025
Date: 19 April 2025.
City: Paradise, Nevada.
Venue: T-Mobile Arena.
There's been a fair bit of excitement on WWE's developmental brand due to the rise of international female stars like Giulia and Stephanie Vaquer. Further, Shawn Michaels has upped the ante by bringing ex-AEW man Ricky Saints (formerly Starks) to the NXT party. Expect some big matches for most of those names when the next Stand & Deliver happens mid-afternoon before night one of WWE's WrestleMania 41 festivities.
WrestleMania 41: Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 April 2025
Date: 19-20 April 2025.
City: Paradise, Nevada.
Venue: Allegiant Stadium.
Card:
WWE Title: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. John Cena
World Heavyweight Championship: Gunther (c) vs. Jey Uso
WWE Women's Title: Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Charlotte Flair
Women's World Championship: IYO SKY (c) vs. Bianca Belair
Randy Orton vs. Kevin Owens
Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins
Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles
WWE's biggest weekender of 2025 will be rivalled by news that SummerSlam is set to span across two nights this year, but all eyes will be on Las Vegas in April. John Cena's blockbuster heel turn at Elimination Chamber: Toronto got everyone talking, and it set up the wholly fresh scenario of top babyface Cody Rhodes vs. a seemingly impossibly heel Cena on night two.
The Rock will surely be involved in that, and fans will be hoping others like Jey Uso, Tiffany Stratton and more have dates with destiny themselves on the undercards across both nights.
Backlash 2025: Saturday 10 May 2025
Date: 10 May 2025.
City: St. Louis, Missouri.
Venue: Enterprise Center.
Traditionally, Backlash was a way to promote rematches coming out of WrestleMania supercards, but WWE has largely moved away from that concept in recent years following the demise of the re-dubbed 'WrestleMania Backlash' series under Vince McMahon. 2025's event will be John Cena's first since 2009, and it could be a banner night for St. Louis native Randy Orton.
Don't sleep on Backlash. It will, however, be interesting to see how WWE juggles a quick WrestleMania into Backlash into SNME turnaround.
Saturday Night's Main Event XXXIX: Saturday 24 May 2025
Date: 24 May 2025.
City: Tampa, Florida.
Venue: Yuengling Center.
Cleverly, WWE plans to sandwich several Saturday Night's Main Event specials between bigger events on the calendar to keep things going. The concept's return in late-2024 carried a retro feel, so it'll be interesting to see if Triple H maintains that by bringing Jesse 'The Body' Ventura along for even more commentary giggles. Nostalgia buffs will be banking on it, but they'll want to see some killer matches too.
NXT Battleground 2025: Sunday 25 May 2025
Date: 25 May 2025.
City: Tampa, Florida.
Venue: Yuengling Center.
WWE fans in Tampa are in for a treat across the weekend of 24-25 May. The company will push ticket packages for both Saturday Night's Main Event and a whirlwind NXT PLE just 24 hours after it, so get ready if you're interested in being there live. Of course, Shawn Michaels will want to get Stand & Deliver out of the way before focusing on the lineup for Battleground.
Saturday Night's Main Event XL: Saturday 12 July 2025
Date: 12 July 2025.
City: TBC.
Venue: TBC.
A venue hasn't been announced for the second mid-year Saturday Night's Main Event show at time of writing. Stay tuned for up the minute details when it is, including which matches fans in *insert city here* will be watching this July. Makeweight WWE/World Title bouts are practically guaranteed, at least.
SummerSlam 2025: Saturday 2 & Sunday 3 August 2025
Date: 2-3 August 2025.
City: East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Venue: MetLife Stadium.
SummerSlam will take place across multiple nights for the first time in history this year. WWE were clearly proud of that announcement, and they'll go all out to ensure the summer spectacular rocks MetLife Stadium all weekend in early-August. Some fans will be hoping to see one more World Title tilt for retiring legend (and reborn heel) John Cena too. Who knows, eh?
Clash In Paris: Sunday 31 August 2025
Date: 31 August 2025.
City: Paris, France.
Venue: Paris La Défense Arena.
Last year's Clash At The Castle swept Glasgow, Scotland up in WWE fever. In 2025, Clash moves to Paris, France and has been renamed Clash In Paris as a result. Backlash 2024 played before one of the rowdiest live crowds in living memory, so the nation's capital will be keen to match that unforgettable atmosphere punters in Lyon whipped up.
Full 2025 WWE PPV & PLE Results
Saturday Night's Main Event XXXVIII
Date: 25 January 2025.
City: San Antonio, Texas.
Venue: Frost Bank Center.
Attendance: 16,406.
Results:
Women's World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) d. Nia Jax (9:25).
WWE Intercontinental Title: Bron Breakker (c) d. Sheamus (11:30).
Braun Strowman d. Jacob Fatu via DQ (9:00).
World Heavyweight Championship: Gunther (c) d. Jey Uso (16:40).
Royal Rumble 2025
Date: 1 February 2025.
City: Indianapolis, Indiana.
Venue: Lucas Oil Stadium.
Attendance: 70,347.
Results:
Women's Royal Rumble: Charlotte Flair d. 29 other wrestlers (70:20).
WWE Tag Team Titles Best Two Out Of Three Falls: #DIY (Johnny Gargano & Tomasso Ciampa) (c) d. Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) (14:00).
Undisputed WWE Title Ladder Match: Cody Rhodes (c) d. Kevin Owens (25:22).
Men's Royal Rumble: Jey Uso d. 29 other wrestlers (80:11).
NXT Vengeance Day 2025
Date: 15 February 2025.
City: Washington, D.C.
Venue: CareFirst Arena.
Attendance: TBC.
Results:
NXT Women's North American Championship: Stephanie Vaquer d. Fallon Henley (c) (15:01).
NXT Tag-Team Titles: Nathan Frazer & Axiom (c) d. Josh Briggs & Yoshiki Inamura (10:24).
Strap Match: Eddy Thorpe d. Trick Williams (10:58).
Ethan Page d. Je'Von Evans (12:00).
NXT Championship: Oba Femi (c) d. Austin Theory and Grayson Waller (13:12).
NXT Women's Championship: Giulia (c) d. Bayley, Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade (18:31).
Elimination Chamber 2025
Date: 1 March 2025.
City: Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Venue: Rogers Centre.
Attendance: 38,493.
Results:
Women's Elimination Chamber Match: Bianca Belair d. Alexa Bliss, Bayley, Roxanne Perez, Naomi, Liv Morgan (29:15)
Trish Stratus & Tiffany Stratton d. Nia Jax & Candice LeRae (11:40)
Unsanctioned Match: Kevin Owens d. Sami Zayn (27:35)
Men's Elimination Chamber Match: John Cena d. Seth Rollins, Drew McIntyre, Logan Paul, Damian Priest, CM Punk (32:40)
Cody Rhodes turned down The Rock's offer to become his WWE Champion. John Cena then turned heel and aligned with Rock.