WWE Super Show-Down 2018: Live Stream, WWE Network Start Time and Match Card

For the first time ever, WWE will hold a pay-per-view event on the continent of Australia on Saturday, October 6 called Super Show-Down.

Since WWE wants this to feel like a WrestleMania, management has stacked the card with some big matches. Let's take a look at everything you need to know about the show.

Venue: Melbourne Cricket Grounds in Melbourne

Start Time: 5 a.m. ET, 7 p.m. AEST (Australia Eastern Standard Time)

How to Watch: WWE Network

Super Show-Down Card

Since this is a special event, WWE has put together a show full of unique matches. Here is a look at the full card for Saturday's PPV, according to WWE.com:

The IIconics vs. Naomi and Asuka
The Bellas and Ronda Rousey vs. The Riott Squad
Cedric Alexander vs. Buddy Murphy (Cruiserweight Championship)
The New Day vs. The Bar (SmackDown Tag Team Championships)
The Shield vs. The Dogs of War
Bobby Lashley and John Cena vs. Elias and Kevin Owens
Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte (SmackDown Women’s Championship)
Daniel Bryan vs. The Miz
AJ Styles vs. Samoa Joe (WWE Championship)
The Undertaker vs. Triple H

PPV Live Stream

Since this is not a standard PPV, the only way to watch it is on WWE Network. Here is a list of the devices that support the streaming service, according to WWE.com:

Apple TV
Kindle Fire
Amazon Fire TV
PlayStation 3 and 4
Roku
Xbox 360 and Xbox One
Android devices with the WWE app
iOS devices with the WWE app
WWE.com
Panasonic Smart TV
Samsung Smart TV
Sony Blu-ray devices and Smart TV
Windows 10 devices
Tivo

Bleacher Report Writers' Thoughts and Predictions

The WWE team here at Bleacher Report has been analyzing and offering predictions for Super Show-Down leading up to Sunday's event:

A panel of writers shared thoughts and predictions for each match.
Graham Matthews shared his predictions for the show.
Donald Wood talked about John Cena returning to the ring.
Matthews also broke down the most important matches on the card.

Other Super-Show Down Thoughts

Since this event falls outside of the normal WWE pay-per-view calendar, many of the matches will not impact storylines moving forward.

However, the feud between Triple H and The Undertaker has lasted for years so it can be started and a and stopped at any time.

The whole point of this event is to give Australia something it wouldn't normally get. Having international PPVs seems to be the new norm, so this might not be a one-time thing.

While there are several great contests to look forward to, the darkhorse for Match of the Night is Alexander vs. Murphy for the Cruiserweight Championship.

They have been nothing short of incredible every time they have stepped into the ring, so Saturday should be no different.

Styles vs. Joe and Bryan vs. The Miz should also be highly entertaining, but we all know the main event will be Taker vs. Triple H.

This should be a fun show, but the early start time in the U.S. might lead to most fans waiting until later in the day to watch.

What are your predictions for Super Show-Down?