This WWE Crown Jewel final card features champion vs. champion matchups and clashes between multi-generational talents. The Vision (Bron Breakker and Austin Theory) are also scheduled to defend the World Tag Team Championship in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Continue reading for the complete match card, predictions, and viewing information.
Crown Jewel Final Card (As Of November 5, 2026)
- WWE World Heavyweight Champion “The OTC” Roman Reigns vs. Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn for the Men’s Crown Jewel Championship
- WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan vs. WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green for the Women’s Crown Jewel Championship
- “The American Nightmare” Cody Rhodes vs. “The Viper” Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing match
- Penta and “The Young OG” Je’Von Evans vs. The Vision for the World Tag Team Championship
How And Where To Watch WWE Crown Jewel Final Card
- Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
- Time: 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
- How to watch: Streaming live on the ESPN App with an ESPN Unlimited plan in the United States and on Netflix internationally
Sami Zayn Vs. Roman Reigns
These two have been verbally jousting for weeks, including some of Zayn’s best mic work. Their story goes back to Reigns welcoming Zayn into The Bloodline as an “Honorary Uce.” The OTC has been billed above the Undisputed WWE Champion, but that changed on Raw’s go-home show this week.

Zayn closed Raw with a Helluva Kick on a beaten and vulnerable Reigns. That said, it’s impossible to imagine WWE choosing Sami over Roman to hoist the Crown Jewel Championship. The match could be a masterclass in storytelling, even if the in-ring action isn’t necessarily its biggest selling point.
Liv Morgan Vs. Chelsea Green
This champion vs. champion storyline isn’t nearly as deep, but WWE has invested a fair bit of television time leading up to Crown Jewel. Morgan stood tall on Raw, pinning Green in a six-woman tag match. This contest feels wide open in comparison to the men.

Neither competitor is necessarily known for explosive athleticism, but both are capable performers. Green is known for taking some wild bumps during special occasions, making this an intriguing matchup. It’ll likely have a natural back-and-forth before allies on both sides get involved. Look for the commotion to create an opportunity for Morgan to capitalize on Chelsea’s nasty bump.
Cody Rhodes Vs. Randy Orton
This storyline goes even deeper than the rest, back to when Orton put the shine on a young Rhodes, as part of The Legacy. The Viper has cemented his spot as a WWE Legend and Hall of Famer, while The American Nightmare has matured into one of wrestling’s biggest draws. The personal jabs and violence have escalated through the year.
Orton punted Rhodes at WrestleMania, leaving shoot injuries to his face. Since then, The American Nightmare has tried to find a mental place dark enough to put down The Viper. It only makes sense for Cody to win this one; otherwise, the storyline risks feeling like a buildup without a payoff.
The Vision Vs. Penta & Je’Von Evans
The storyline is relatively shallow, but they’ve cranked up the intensity. They’ve had some of the more athletic matches on WWE television lately, so this Premium Live Event clash may feature the best in-ring work on the card. The Vision had the last laugh on the latest Raw, when Breakker delivered vicious spears to Penta and Evans.

Penta is the Money in the Bank contract holder, so it’d be strange to drop the tag titles to him and a relatively new and random partner. The Vision is likely to have Bronson Reed, Maxxine Dupri, and Logan Paul at ringside. Look for outside interference leading to Evans taking the pinfall loss for his team.
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End Of My WWE Crown Jewel Final Card Rant
Reigns feels like a lock on the WWE Crown Jewel final card. Morgan vs. Green doesn’t share that feeling, while the Last Man Standing match is sure to deliver entertaining drama and violence. The Vision matches are generally assumed to go their way with a dirty finish.
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