Updated 2025 WWE Clash in Paris Card and Predictions for Match Order

Sunday marks just the second WWE premium live event to ever take place in France, and Clash in Paris could have major implications moving forward.

The World Heavyweight Championship and Women's Intercontinental Championship will be on the line, plus two of the biggest stars in WWE history will be in action in singles matches.

John Cena is set for one of the final matches of his illustrious career, and Roman Reigns will compete in his first one-on-one match since January.

Here is all the information you need to enjoy Clash in Paris, including a full rundown of the card and the predicted match order.

Where: Paris La Défense Arena in Nanterre, France

When: Sunday, Aug. 31 at 2 p.m. ET

Watch: Peacock

Clash in Paris Card and Projected Match Order

• Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed
• Good Ol' Fashioned Donnybrook Match: Sheamus vs. Rusev
• Women's Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch (c) vs. Nikki Bella
• John Cena vs. Logan Paul
• WWE Tag Team Championship: Wyatt Sicks (c) vs. The Street Profits
• World Heavyweight Championship Fatal 4-Way: Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk vs. LA Knight vs. Jey Uso

Top Clash in Paris Matches to Watch

Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk vs. LA Knight vs. Jey Uso

Seth Rollins has been a marked man ever since parlaying a fake knee injury into a successful Money in the Bank cash-in to win the World Heavyweight Championship at SummerSlam.

Multiple Superstars have wanted to get their hands on Rollins and the world title, necessitating a Fatal 4-Way match at Clash in Paris involving three of Raw's top challengers in CM Punk, LA Knight and Jey Uso.

Given the history some of the Superstars in the match have with each other, the Fatal 4-Way feels like the most intriguing bout on the card from a storyline perspective.

On top of that, all four combatants are more than capable of delivering in the ring, so all signs point toward it being a strong contender for match of the night honors.

While it is tough to imagine Rollins losing so early in his reign, there is a ton of intrigue in seeing who takes the fall and what it leads to next in terms of Rollins and the world heavyweight title picture.

John Cena vs. Logan Paul

John Cena is set to retire at the end of 2025, meaning his meeting with Logan Paul at Clash in Paris will be one of the final matches of his illustrious career.

While there may be some fans who are upset about WWE "wasting" a match against Paul rather than a rival from Cena's past, the build toward the bout has been entertaining thus far.

During Cena's ill-fated heel run, he teamed with Paul on one occasion, so there is at least some history between them, and plenty of reason for them to be having a match.

Perhaps the biggest concern among fans is whether a wrestler who is still rather inexperienced in Paul can truly get the most out of Cena in the latter stages of his career.

Paul always seems to pull off something spectacular in his matches, though, and Cena is coming off one of the best matches of his career against Cody Rhodes at SummerSlam, so there is reason to believe they will be able to deliver a fun encounter.

Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed

After weeks of attacks and humiliation, Roman Reigns will finally have his chance to get revenge on "Big" Bronson Reed at Clash in Paris.

Reed has made Reigns' life miserable recently, hitting him with multiple Tsunami splashes and stealing his shoes twice, while rebranding them as the "Shoe-La-Fala."

Reigns has not competed in a one-on-one match since the start of the year, nor has he had a singles match of any kind since facing Rollins and Punk in a Triple Threat at WrestleMania 41.

A Reigns singles match is a rare treat for fans given his part-time schedule, so the live crowd will undoubtedly be locked in for his highly anticipated tussle with Reed.

Since Reigns and Reed are two big, powerful men, their match has all the makings of a classic hoss fight that should feature plenty of physicality and hard-hitting action.