WWE held its first-ever Premium Live Event in Italy, Clash in Italy, live from the Inalpi Arena in Turin. The show featured five scheduled matches, headlined by Roman Reigns defending the World Heavyweight Championship against Jacob Fatu in a Tribal Combat match and Cody Rhodes taking on Gunther. Both sources confirm the Turin venue and the card’s headline bouts, though date and broadcast discrepancies exist (see notes below).
Date/Broadcast Discrepancy Note: F4W Online lists the event as Sunday (consistent with May 31, 2026, per today’s date), while Fightful’s article references both May 25 and May 30, 2026, in its text, and lists the broadcast as ESPN (USA) & Netflix. F4W lists no specific broadcast partner. WAW cannot confirm the exact broadcast details or precise date with full confidence; May 31, 2026 (Sunday) is used here as the most consistent date given today’s date.
WWE Clash in Italy marked a historic first for WWE in the country, with a loaded card headlined by two major bouts. WAW will update this post with full confirmed results and any future angles teased as additional sourcing becomes available — check back shortly.
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