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Where to watch WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIII? US, UK, India & more

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  • Canada: WWE’s YouTube Channel
  • USA: Peacock
  • UK and Ireland: WWE’s YouTube Channel
  • India: Sony Sports Network and Sony LIV
  • France, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Australia, and Mexico: WWE’s YouTube Channel

Which matches have been announced for Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIII?

Four matches have been announced for the TV special, all with major stars. The Women’s Tag Team Championship will be on the line as Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY defend their titles against Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez of the Judgment Day.

Former WWE Champion Cody Rhodes will take on Jacob Fatu in a singles match after the Samoan Werewolf returned to cost Rhodes his title defense against Drew McIntyre. Things intensified between the two on SmackDown this past week after Fatu crashed Rhodes’ exclusive interview backstage.

On the same episode of the blue-branded show, AJ Styles was confronted by Shinsuke Nakamura backstage in front of Nick Aldis. The two had an exchange of words, and Styles asked Aldis to book what could be his penultimate match in WWE for Saturday Night’s Main Event XLIII.

Lastly, a Fatal Four-Way Match to determine the number one contender for the Undisputed Championship is also in store, with Trick Williams, Randy Orton, Sami Zayn and Damian Priest set to battle it out for a chance to dethrone Drew McIntyre at the Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia.