Yahoo News How to watch WWE Clash of Champions 2017 TONIGHT
After a thrilling Survivor Series, the WWE goes back to single-brand pay-per-views with Clash of Champions 2017.
So if you're a fan of all things SmackDown Live, you'll definitely be wanting to tune in on Sunday, December 17, 2017 [Monday, December 18, 2017 for those of you in the UK staying up].
If you're wondering just how to do that, Digital Spy has you covered with our viewers guide, telling you everything you need to know.
How do I watch WWE Clash of Champions 2017?
If you haven't bought a ticket ($25-$500) to be there in person at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, your options are either the WWE Network, which we highly recommend, or if you don't have a fast, reliable internet connection the more traditional – and expensive – pay-per-view.
How do I live stream Clash of Champions 2017 on the WWE Network?
The WWE Network is priced at £9.99 in the UK and $9.99 in the US – first-time subscribers get a month free.
You can access it via the following platforms and devices – tap for info on how to access with each app:
How do I watch Clash of Champions 2017 on WWE pay-per-view in the UK?
You can buy Clash of Champions 2017 on pay-per-view in the UK via Sky Sports Box Office - priced at £19.95.
If you buy via Sky, you can also catch repeats from Monday, December 18 to Thursday, December 21 – every five hours.
How do I watch Clash of Champions 2017 on WWE pay-per-view in the US?
You can buy Clash of Champions 2017 on pay-per-view in the US via your local provider – full list here.
What time is WWE Clash of Champions 2017 in the UK?
WWE Clash of Champions 2017 is on Monday morning, December 18 at 1am in the UK.
What time is WWE Clash of Champions 2017 in the US?
WWE Clash of Champions 2017 is on Sunday, December 17 at 8pm ET and 5pm PT in the US.
What's the full match card for WWE Clash of Champions 2017?
WWE Championship: AJ Styles (c) vs Jinder Mahal
After stunning Manchester and the whole WWE Universe by taking Jinder Mahal's title ahead of Survivor Series, Styles was valiant in his defeat by Brock Lesnar at that pay-per-view. With or without the Singh Brothers, we can't see the Modern Day Maharaja winning back his belt... though we hope he gets a well-deserved run at the midcard.
Prediction: AJ Styles
WWE United States Championship: Baron Corbin (c) vs. Bobby Roode vs. Dolph Ziggler [Triple Threat]
Ever since his time in NXT, Baron Corbin has been a much-underrated Superstar. Ziggler, on the other hand, has had his ups (and downs... and ups) and downs over the years, without ever eclipsing that Survivor Series moment, where he was unconscious and Sting did all the work anyway. But it's Bobby Roode who's the one to watch out for. The Glorious one hasn't made too much of an impact since his elevation to the main roster, but if there's one person who can take sneaky advantage of the triple-threat stipulation, it's Roode.
Prediction: Bobby Roode
WWE SmackDown Women's Championship: Charlotte Flair (c) vs. Natalya [Lumberjack Match]
This one has gone back and forth quite a few times, and just when we thought it was possibly worn out, The Riott Squad got involved to make things a bit more interesting. In truth, we can't see Ruby Riott, Liv Morgan or Sarah Logan getting that #1 contender spot for a little while yet, but their presence among the Lumberjacks will do enough to put an end to Natalya's attempt to regain her title.
Prediction: Charlotte
WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship: The Usos (c) The New Day (Big E, Kofi Kingston, and/or Xavier Woods) vs. Chad Gable and Shelton Benjamin vs. Rusev and Aiden English [Fatal Four-Way]
The Usos continue to impress since they took a turn to the dark side, and in normal circumstances we couldn't bet against them retaining their titles against any of these competitors in a simple tag match OR a fatal four-way. But these aren't any normal circumstances. Oh no. You see, WWE Clash of Champions 2017 takes place on RUSEV DAY, and so, we predict a victory for the Bulgarian and his accomplice. Rusev udrya, Rusev machka.
Prediction: Rusev and Aiden English
Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn [Special Guest Referee: Shane McMahon - if Owens and Zayn lose they are fired from WWE]
Non-title pay-per-view tag matches make strange bedfellows, and Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura are among the strangest. The most charismatic star in the WWE has joined forces with... well. Randy Orton. Despite the novelty of their pairing, their skills are actually quite complementary, so it'll be interesting to see how they do against the Unlikable Ones. The combination of sacking stipulation and that special guest referee guarantee some sort of SHENANIGANS and an Owens/Zayn, but we can't for the life of us work out how it'll happen. Whatever goes down, we bet Daniel Bryan will be scowling in the background.
Prediction: Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn
Breezango (Tyler Breeze and Fandango) vs The Bludgeon Brothers (Erick Rowan and Luke Harper)
We love love love Breezango (and their ever-brilliant Fashion Files), but there's only one winner here. Erick Rowan and Luke Harper will have to do more than they've done this past few weeks on SDLive, but they'll continue to make that case that they should be up competing for the WWE SmackDown Championship before too long.
Prediction: The Bludgeon Brothers (Erick Rowan and Luke Harper)
Zack Ryder vs. Mojo Rawley
A storm that's been slowly brewing ever since these two men hooked up as a tag team, truth be told. They've always been a bit oil/water, chalk/cheese, Morrissey/Marr. And AT LAST, one Bro does battle against the other in the squared circle. We predict that experience will (just about) win out over youthful exuberance, but this won't be the last of these two's squabbles.
Prediction: Zack Ryder
What are your predictions for WWE Clash of Champions 2017 – let us know at @digitalspywwe.
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