Report: WWE Worlds Collide Expected To Stream Live On YouTube

WWE and AAA’s upcoming Worlds Collide event may be airing live after all.

Earlier reports indicated that Saturday’s show from the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois would be taped and released at a later date rather than broadcast live. The news surprised many fans, particularly because the event is scheduled for the same day as AEW All Out.

However, a new report suggests those plans have changed.

According to Andrew Baydala, who cited conversations with multiple WWE sources over the weekend, the current plan is for Worlds Collide to stream live on YouTube this Saturday. If that remains the case, the event would begin at 8:00 p.m. ET, one hour after AEW All Out is scheduled to start.

Prior to the reported change, YouTube and Club WWE had been discussed as potential platforms for a delayed broadcast. The latest update indicates YouTube is now expected to serve as the live home for the event.

The card is set to feature a mix of WWE and AAA stars, with AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio previously announcing several high-profile matches.

In the featured six-man tag team match, CM Punk, Rey Mysterio, and El Grande Americano are scheduled to face Omos, Dominik Mysterio, and JD McDonagh.

Elsewhere on the card, La Catalina will make her first defense of the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Roxanne Perez, while Penta and Rey Fenix reunite as The Lucha Brothers for a tag team match against representatives of Los Perros del Mal.

The show is also scheduled to include a number one contender’s match for the AAA Cruiserweight Championship featuring Axiom, Je’Von Evans, EK Prosper, and Mini Vikingo. In addition, Fatal Influence will face Las Toxicas, while Dragon Lee is set for singles competition against Jack Cartwheel.

Another multi-person match will see Mr. Iguana, La Parka, Adelicious, and Mascarita Sagrada take on Mini Abismo and The Vanity Project.

Additionally, 2026 King of the Ring winner Oba Femi is expected to appear during the event.

As of now, WWE has not officially announced the reported broadcast change, but if the current plan holds, fans will be able to watch Worlds Collide live on YouTube this Saturday night.