WWE Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia Achieves New Viewership Record and Delivers Exciting Moments

The latest WWE Night of Champions event held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, brought plenty of excitement for fans both inside and outside the ring. The Kingdom Arena was packed with enthusiastic spectators, and viewers in the United States enjoyed watching the event live at a convenient time that left the rest of their day free.

Several key highlights stood out during the show. John Cena successfully prevented Seth Rollins from cashing in his contract. Meanwhile, Cody Rhodes and Jade Cargill earned prestigious titles by winning the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments. These victories set the stage for their upcoming championship opportunities at SummerSlam.

In addition, the well-known faction Bloodline added a new member. During the United States Championship match between Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa, Tala Tonga appeared and assisted Sikoa in capturing the title, injecting fresh intensity into the rivalry.

WWE’s presence in Saudi Arabia continues to grow, with this event surpassing last year’s King and Queen of the Ring viewership by 27 percent. This increase underscores the expanding fanbase and enthusiasm for premium live shows in the region.

While there are no further WWE events scheduled in Saudi Arabia for the rest of the year, fans can look forward to the Royal Rumble taking place in Riyadh, kicking off 2026 with a major spectacle.