One of the year’s biggest pay-per-view for WWE is a PPV which the WWE chairman, Vince McMahon, started back in 1987 known as WWE Survivor Series, where the brand or teams get inside the ring to settle grudges.

This year’s Survivor Series will take place from New York’s Barclay’s Center for the 35th edition of this PPV. For the people who will not be at the arena for some reason, we are here to provide you with the details of where one can watch this spectacle of a PPV.

The match card is stacked with some of the biggest names in the pro-wrestling industry; however, the WWE Universe will be waiting for The Rock to show up inside the ring.

Watch This Story: The Rock to John Cena: WWE Superstars Who Created Iconic Moments at Survivor Series Over The Years

For the citizens of the United States, people can watch the PPV on the ‘Peacock Tv Premium’ which is the exclusive place to watch all of WWE’s biggest events stateside, and you can tune into Survivor Series from 7 pm ET / 4 pm PT this Sunday.

How to watch Survivor Series 2021 in the UK?

For the fans in the United Kingdom, you can watch the action on the WWE Network. However, if you do not avail the services of WWE Network, you can order for the event from BT Sport Box Office.

Eventually, the action in the UK will begin at 1 AM GMT/1 AM BST on 22 November 2021.

When will the PPV air in different countries?

The WWE Universe from India can watch the jam-packed PPV on Sony Pictures Sports Network (SPSN), the official broadcaster of WWE in India. Eventually, the show will air at 6:30 AM IST on 22 November 2021.

The PPV will air on 22 November for Australians at 11 AM AEST and for the fans from Japan and Saudi Arabia at 10 AM JST and 4:30 AM SAST, respectively.

READ MORE: Hulk Hogan Finally Provides Health Update Amid Bad Health Reports

What to expect from WWE Survivor Series 2021?

The WWE has packed the PPV with some of the biggest names on the card and the personal beef between Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch has really put the WWE Universe on the edge of their seats.

However, looking at the men’s main event between Big E and Roman Reigns, it looks like Roman Reigns will continue his undefeated streak on the PPV, and maybe even The Rock will show up.

If this happens, the roof of the place is going to blow up, and the atmosphere will be sky high. However, nothing is confirmed yet.

What are your thoughts on it? Let us know.

READ MORE: Ric Flair Teases Wrestling Return: “I’d Rather Die in the Ring. I’d Rather Not Jump off the 19th Floor or Spend Another 31 Days in the ICU.”