WWE Night of Champions goes live on pay-per-view (PPV) and the Peacock streaming service today (Sat., June 28, 2025) at 1 pm ET from the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, but the promotion is also offering a free live stream of its Countdown show starting at 11:00 am ET.

Fast forward over a decade, and these two brothers will go to war for a shot at immortality in the “Biggest Party of the Summer” in August. For Cody, winning the King of the Ring and potentially regaining the Undisputed WWE Title could be his chance at redemption following the events of WrestleMania 41. As for Orton, it’s a chance to make history and nab his 15th world title and save professional wrestling from the threats of John Cena, in case CM Punk fails to do so in the main event. Almost two decades in the making. In the main event of Night of Champions, CM Punk challenges, arguably, his greatest rival, John Cena, for the Undisputed WWE Championship. These two have been reliving all their times in battle together, albeit not really in a way most would think of.

Jacob Fatu will be defending his WWE United States Championship against Solo Sikoa at Night of Champions. This all started after Fatu turned on Sikoa at Money in the Bank and it’s been a very personal feud since then. Therefore, it remains to be seen if the Samoan Werewolf will be able to retain his title against his former leader. Rhea Ripley will be facing off against Raquel Rodriguez in a Street Fight, which is just another chapter in their rivalry. Finally, Karrion Kross will compete against Sami Zayn in singles competition at Night of Champions. Zayn just wants to get rid of Kross for good so that he can focus on winning a World Title, so we’ll have to see how that will turn out for Zayn.

The WWE Night of Champions Premium Live Event will definitely be an action-packed affair from start to finish, featuring the King and Queen of the Ring finals, John Cena vs. CM Punk and more, so it’s definitely a must-see show. Despite nearly a decade, these two still have that disdain and fire in them, trading verbal and physical jabs as they rekindle one of the best rivalries WWE has ever seen. John Cena wants to end this retirement tour with the gold around his waist, wanting to walk away as the “last real champion” the company sees.