Crown jewel results

📅 Date & Venue

WWE Crown Jewel 2025 took place on Saturday, October 11, 2025, at the RAC Arena in Perth, Western Australia.
This was the first time the Crown Jewel event was held outside of Saudi Arabia.

⏰ Start Times & When It Aired

Due to time-zone differences, the event had early start times in the U.S.:

It streamed live in the U.S. at 8:00 a.m. ET (5:00 a.m. PT)
In Australia, local time was in the evening (Perth’s local time).
In the UK, the event aired around 1:00 p.m. BST

📺 How & Where to Watch

In the United States, Crown Jewel 2025 streamed via ESPN Unlimited (a direct-to-consumer streaming service), rather than on traditional pay TV or through Peacock.
Outside the U.S., in many regions the event was available on Netflix under WWE’s global streaming arrangement.
WWE also hosted a Countdown show ahead of the event and additional pre/post coverage.

So depending on your country, you’d use ESPN’s streaming platform (if in the U.S.) or Netflix (if your region is served by that) to watch live.

🎯 Match Card & Key Fights

Here are the main matches and results:

Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed — Australian Street Fight
- Bronson Reed defeated Roman Reigns by pinfall in a brutal, no-disqualification brawl.
- Notably, The Usos attempted to interfere, including a miscommunication where Jey Uso accidentally speared Reigns, helping Reed secure the win.
- After the match, Reigns reprimanded The Usos and said: “I love you but I don’t want to see y’all until Christmas.”

Stephanie Vaquer vs. Tiffany Stratton — Women’s Crown Jewel Championship

Stephanie Vaquer defeated Tiffany Stratton to become the Women’s Crown Jewel Champion.
The match saw back-and-forth momentum, with Stratton nearly hitting her moonsault, but Vaquer capitalized and pinned her.
John Cena vs. AJ Styles

This bout was billed as part of John Cena’s retirement tour.
Cena won the match, finishing it with a Tombstone Piledriver followed by an Attitude Adjustment.
The match featured many homages to past rivalries and used a “video game style” of finishers in quick succession.
Rhea Ripley & IYO SKY vs. The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane)
Rhea Ripley teamed with Iyo Sky to defeat Asuka & Kairi Sane.
Cody Rhodes vs. Seth Rollins — Men’s Crown Jewel Championship
This was the headline match. Cody Rhodes entered as the Undisputed WWE Champion; Seth Rollins as the World Heavyweight Champion.
The match’s result isn’t fully confirmed in all sources, but it was presented as the main event.
Some previews and predictions strongly expected Seth Rollins to win (potentially with interference from Paul Heyman or others)

🔍 Focus on Seth Rollins vs. Cody Rhodes

The match was built around the clash of two top champions from different brands — Rollins versus Rhodes with a symbolic “Crown Jewel Championship” ring at stake.
Rollins is trying to overcome past losses to Rhodes — he had several losses against Rhodes in prior feuds.
Predictions and betting odds in many outlets favored Rollins to win, especially with possible interference from Paul Heyman or other allied wrestlers.
I didn’t find a definitive, universally confirmed source stating the final outcome of the Rhodes vs. Rollins match in all reports — some live result coverage pages list it among matches to come.

If you like, I can dig up post-show official results to confirm that main event’s winner with 100% certainty.

📝 Observations & Highlights

Upset in the opener: Bronson Reed’s win over Roman Reigns in a Street Fight was a major surprise, given Reigns’ aura of invincibility.
Women’s division gets its spotlight: The Vaquer vs. Stratton match had high stakes and momentum shifts, with a babyface win for Vaquer.
Cena’s farewell tour: The Cena vs. Styles bout leaned heavily into nostalgia, with many tributes and callbacks throughout.
Brand rivalry in main event: The Rhodes vs. Rollins match was framed as a clash of champions and brands — a highly symbolic match in the Crown Jewel format.