WWE Worlds Collide to air on YouTube this Wednesday night – POST Wrestling

WWE’s Worlds Collide will be available to watch on a several-day delay, per an announcement on Friday Night SmackDown.

The event from the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, on Saturday will air four nights later on Wednesday, September 30 at 7 p.m. ET on YouTube.

Until this announcement, it was unknown where and when it would air. John Layfield (“JBL”) said on his Something to Wrestle podcast that he was initially contacted about coming to Chicago for the show, then those plans changed, and he was informed he would be voicing the show after Saturday.

The event is taking place in the Chicago market against AEW’s All Out pay-per-view in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, at the NOW Arena. WrestleTix reports that Worlds Collide has over 12,600 tickets distributed, and All Out has a listed sellout of 9,322 after additional seats were opened.

Worlds Collide will feature a collection of matches involving talent from Raw, SmackDown, NXT & AAA.