The Ultimate 2026 Wrestling PPV Calendar
Every major professional wrestling pay-per-view and premium live event in 2026, organized by date with venues, streaming platforms, and our must-watch recommendations. Bookmark this page and never miss a show.
How to Use This Calendar
This calendar covers every major PPV and premium live event from WWE, AEW, TNA, and NJPW scheduled for 2026. We update this page as new events are announced and dates are confirmed. Events that have already occurred are marked with results links where available. For streaming platform details, check our How & Where to Watch Wrestling guide.
WWE Premium Live Events 2026
All WWE PLEs stream on Peacock (US) and Netflix (international).
Royal Rumble
CompletedLucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN
CM Punk won the men's Rumble. Bayley won the women's Rumble.
Elimination Chamber
CompletedRogers Centre, Toronto, Canada
Final stop before WrestleMania. Chamber matches determined title challengers.
WrestleMania 42
Must WatchAllegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, NV
The grandest stage of them all. Two-night event.
Backlash
Moody Center, Austin, TX
WrestleMania rematches and fallout.
King and Queen of the Ring
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Tournament event crowning the 2026 King and Queen.
Money in the Bank
Must WatchScotiabank Arena, Toronto, Canada
Ladder matches for the briefcase contracts.
SummerSlam
Must WatchMetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ
The biggest party of the summer. Stadium show.
Bash in Berlin
Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin, Germany
WWE's European PLE returns.
Bad Blood
State Farm Arena, Atlanta, GA
Hell in a Cell matches expected.
Crown Jewel
TBD, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia event with special attraction matches.
Survivor Series: WarGames
Must WatchBarclays Center, Brooklyn, NY
Brand warfare and WarGames matches.
AEW Pay-Per-Views 2026
AEW PPVs are available on Bleacher Report (US) and FITE/Triller TV (international).
Revolution
CompletedKia Forum, Los Angeles, CA
MJF retained. Ospreay returned. Rousey debuted.
Double or Nothing
Must WatchT-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, NV
AEW's anniversary show. Historically their best card of the year.
Forbidden Door
Must WatchTBD, Tokyo, Japan
Inter-promotional event with NJPW, CMLL, and more.
All In
Must WatchWembley Stadium, London, England
AEW's biggest show of the year returns to Wembley for the third time.
WrestleDream
Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
Tribute to Antonio Inoki. Strong card expected.
Full Gear
Must WatchPrudential Center, Newark, NJ
AEW's traditional end-of-year blowoff event.
TNA Wrestling Events 2026
TNA events stream on TNA+ and air on AMC. See our TNA 2026 guide for more details on their revival.
Hard To Kill
CompletedCenter Stage, Atlanta, GA
TNA's first PPV of the year. Strong card with Joe Hendry main eventing.
Sacrifice
Louisville Gardens, Louisville, KY
TNA's WrestleMania-week adjacent show.
Against All Odds
2300 Arena, Philadelphia, PA
Returning classic TNA PPV name.
Emergence
Cicero Stadium, Chicago, IL
Summer PPV with traditionally strong cards.
Bound for Glory
Must WatchTBD
TNA's biggest show of the year. Their WrestleMania equivalent.
NJPW Major Events 2026
NJPW events stream on NJPW World. All times listed are JST unless noted.
Wrestle Kingdom 20
Must WatchCompletedTokyo Dome, Tokyo, Japan
NJPW's biggest event. The Tokyo Dome show that defines the year.
The New Beginning in Osaka
CompletedOsaka-jo Hall, Osaka, Japan
Post-Wrestle Kingdom follow-up with strong title defenses.
Sakura Genesis
Ryogoku Sumo Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Spring event with championship implications.
Forbidden Door (w/ AEW)
Must WatchTBD, Tokyo, Japan
Joint event with AEW featuring cross-promotional dream matches.
G1 Climax 36
Must WatchVarious venues, Japan
The greatest tournament in wrestling. Multi-week round-robin tournament.
King of Pro-Wrestling
Ryogoku Sumo Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Fall PPV setting up the year-end stories.
Which Events Are Must-See?
Not every PPV is created equal. If you can only watch a handful of events this year, here are our absolute must-see recommendations:
- WrestleMania 42 (April 19-20) — The biggest wrestling event of the year, period. The card is historically stacked. Do not miss this. Read our full preview.
- AEW All In (August 23) — Wembley Stadium, 80,000 fans, AEW's biggest annual event. The atmosphere alone makes this special.
- WWE SummerSlam (August 2) — The number two WWE event of the year typically delivers the biggest shakeups and surprise moments.
- NJPW G1 Climax (August) — Three weeks of the best tournament wrestling on the planet. Even watching the finals is worth your time.
- AEW Double or Nothing (May 24) — AEW's anniversary show in Vegas has consistently been one of their best cards.
How to Watch: Streaming Platform Guide
Peacock (US)
$7.99/month — All WWE PLEs, plus the full WWE Network library. The essential subscription for WWE fans in the United States.
Netflix (International)
Standard subscription — WWE PLEs stream internationally on Netflix as part of the existing deal.
Bleacher Report / Triller TV
$49.99 per AEW PPV — AEW's US PPV provider. Individual event purchases or a Triller TV+ subscription.
TNA+
$9.99/month — TNA's streaming service with live PPVs, Impact tapings, and the complete TNA library.
NJPW World
$9.99/month — Every NJPW event live, plus the complete archive. English commentary available for major events.
Stay Updated
This calendar is updated regularly as new events are announced and dates are confirmed. Bookmark this page and check back for the latest information on all wrestling PPVs in 2026. For weekly show schedules and streaming details, visit our How & Where to Watch guide.