WWE Crown Jewel is Saturday, Nov. 7, streaming at noon ET (9 a.m. PT) on the ESPN app with an ESPN Unlimited plan in the U.S. and on Netflix internationally, per WWE.com and Netflix Tudum. Pro wrestling is scripted entertainment, so this is a preview of what's booked, not a prediction to bet on.
Updated Friday evening, Nov. 6 (eve of the show): WWE.com still lists four matches. Tonight's SmackDown is the go-home TV show with its own four-match card on [WWE.com](https://www.wwe.com/shows/smackdown/2026-11-06). We are not inventing Crown Jewel additions.
The card (still four)
WWE.com and CBS Sports' Nov. 6 card roundup both print these four:
- Men's Crown Jewel Championship (Champion vs. Champion): World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns vs. Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn
- Women's Crown Jewel Championship (Champion vs. Champion): Women's World Champion Liv Morgan vs. WWE Women's Champion Chelsea Green
- Last Man Standing: Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton
- World Tag Team Championship: The Vision (Bron Breakker and Austin Theory) (c) vs. Penta and Je'Von Evans
Reported, not announced: Bálor vs. Gunther
F4W previously reported Finn Bálor vs. Gunther as a possible fifth match. WWE.com still does not list it. Treat it as rumored until WWE announces it.
Why the champ-vs-champ matches still stand
Both titleholders on the SmackDown side retained on the Oct. 30 show: Zayn beat Trick Williams, Green beat Nikki Bella, per WWE.com's Oct. 30 results. That kept both Crown Jewel champion-vs-champion bookings intact.
Tonight first
Friday's SmackDown (USA Network, 8 ET) is the last weekly show before Riyadh. Our SmackDown card page now mirrors WWE.com's four announced matches. Those bouts are on SmackDown, not on the Crown Jewel card.
The read
Four matches on the official page the night before. Anything added after this update needs a WWE.com or reputable outlet URL before we print it here.