Is SummerSlam 2025 free to watch if I have a Netflix subscription or do I need to buy a pay-per-view?
The Biggest Party of the Summer is here
SUMMERSLAM is BACK for another year of action from New Jersey!
The 2025 iteration of the show will be the first time in HISTORY that the show will run over two nights.
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The Biggest Party of the Summer, hosted by Cardi B, will come LIVE from the MetLife Stadium - the same venue that hosted the Club World Cup final.
Much like WrestleMania, night 2 will culminate with John Cena taking on Cody Rhodes for the WWE Undisputed Championship, but this time, Cena comes in as champ, and Rhodes as challenger.
CM Punk also has another crack at winning gold for the first time since his return to WWE, taking on World Heavyweight Champion Gunther for his strap to wrap up night 1.
The stacked two-night card will see Roman Reigns, Charlotte Flair and Logan Paul all feature.
Paul is set to team with Drew McIntyre to take on Randy Orton and musician Jelly Roll.
SunSport can reveal if the must-watch show will be shown for free on Netflix.
Is SummerSlam included in my Netflix subscription, or do I need to buy a pay-per-view?
Yes, SummerSlam is included in the price of any Netflix subscriptions.
Fans who are subscribed to the streaming service will NOT need to pay extra for the show.
WWE fans who want to catch the action, but don't have a Netflix subscription, will need to purchase a subscription.
Plans start at £5.99, and rise to £18.99.
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