WWE Extreme Rules has arrived – how can you watch the action in the UK?
WWE Extreme Rules will showcase some of the biggest names in wrestling this weekend.
Anything goes in Extreme Rules, so expect the unexpected as the stars come out in Philly.
Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch and The Undertaker are among the high profile names involved, but how can you soak up the action in the UK?
RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch WWE Extreme Rules on TV and online.
WWE Extreme Rules will be held at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, USA.
The arena has a seating capacity of up to 19,500 depending on the event and will be buzzing on the big night.
Extreme Rules starts at midnight UK time on Sunday 14th July, running into the early hours of Monday 15th July.
WWE Extreme Rules will be available to stream live on WWE Network.
New customers can sign up for a one-month free trial which can be cancelled at any time.
Previous customers can subscribe to WWE Network for just £9.99 a month.
Fans can also purchase Extreme Rules on Sky Sports Box Office for a one-off £14.95 fee with the broadcast starting at midnight (UK time).
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