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1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko |Sean Rueter |Kyle Decker |Claire Elizabeth

Photo by Andrew Timms/WWE via Getty Images WrestleMania 41 is taking place this weekend with two separate nights of action, on Sat. Apr. 19 and Sun. Apr. 20, 2025. The show will air live from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. It begins at 4:00 pm ET with the Countdown show leading right on into the main course at 7 pm ET on Peacock in the U.S., Netflix everywhere else, or your local cable pay-per-view provider.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Geno Mrosko |Sean Rueter |Kyle Decker |Claire Elizabeth

Photo by Craig Ambrosio/WWE via Getty Images WrestleMania 41 is taking place this weekend with two separate nights of action, on Sat. Apr. 19 and Sun. Apr. 20, 2025. The show will air live from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. It begins at 4:00 pm ET with the Countdown show leading right on into the main course at 7 pm ET on Peacock in the U.S., Netflix everywhere else, or your local cable pay-per-view provider.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

With All In happening in July in Texas this year, AEW moved Forbidden Door to August in London. They made that announcement last year, but other than hearing that the crossover show with New Japan Pro-Wrestling and CMLL would take place in an indoor arena. A November 2024 Wrestling Observer Newsletter report indicated that AEW was planning to run London’s O2 Arena, but wouldn’t or couldn’t announce until WWE used the building for its pre-WrestleMania tour of Europe and the United Kingdom.

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

Netflix What little data we get about the performance of WWE Raw on Netflix is here. It comes from the streamer itself via their Tudum website. Tudum ranks Netflix’s Top 10 shows by weekly number of views, which it calculates by dividing the time all subscribers spent watching a program by its duration. The default is a global ranking, which is also the only one where Netflix shows its work (e.g. the numbers behind the ranking).

1 week ago | cagesideseats.com | Sean Rueter

Ricky Havlik for All Elite Wrestling AEW promised follow-up to one of Dynasty’s big angles and lots of Owen Hart Foundation Tournament action on the April 12 edition of Collision. But was that what resulted in the show’s best numbers since last December, at least when airing in its usual spot on TNT’s schedule? First, the numbers. Per Wrestlenomics, last Saturday’s episode of Collision was watched by 455,000 and did a .12 rating with 18-49 year olds.