Alright, folks, let’s talk about how I went about watching WWE Crown Jewel. So, the event was on Saturday, November 2nd, and I was pumped to watch it.
Figuring Out Where to Watch
First thing I did was try to find out where I could even watch this thing. I knew it was happening at the Mohammed Abdo Arena in Riyadh, but that didn’t help me much since I’m not exactly in Saudi Arabia. I did some digging around, and that’s when I found out that there are a bunch of streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max, but none of them were showing Crown Jewel. Then I stumbled upon the magic word: Peacock.
Getting Set Up with Peacock
Apparently, Peacock is the place to be for WWE events now. They said I could watch it live, so I went ahead and signed up for a free trial of Peacock. Turns out, you need either their Premium or Premium-Plus subscription to watch live events. So, I decided to subscribe to it. The process was pretty straightforward—just entered my details, chose a plan, and I was in. Now I could see all sorts of WWE stuff, not just Crown Jewel.
Watching the Event
When the day came, I was all set. I logged into Peacock, found the Crown Jewel event, and there it was, live and in color. The streaming quality was great. I got to see Roman Reigns arrive in style and battle it out. It was pretty awesome, I gotta say.
Other Options
- I also heard that if you’re outside the US, you can catch it on the WWE Network, which is another option.
- And for my friends in India, I found out they could watch it on the SonyLiv app or website.
So, there you have it. That’s how I watched WWE Crown Jewel. Signed up for Peacock, got the right subscription, and enjoyed the show. If you’re a WWE fan and you missed it, that’s the way to go. Easy peasy!
