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Updated 2026 WWE Crown Jewel Card and Predictions for Match Order

The top champions in both the men's and women's divisions will clash on Saturday when the Crown Jewel premium live event emanates from Saudi Arabia.

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The top champions in both the men's and women's divisions will clash on Saturday when the Crown Jewel premium live event emanates from Saudi Arabia.

Saturday's card will be headlined by the Crown Jewel Championship match between world heavyweight champion Roman Reigns and WWE champion Sami Zayn, as well as the Women's Crown Jewel Championship bout pitting women's world champion Liv Morgan against WWE women's champion Chelsea Green.

On top of that, Randy Orton and Cody Rhodes are set to do battle in a Last Man Standing match, and The Vision's Bron Breakker and Austin Theory will defend the World Tag Team Championships against Penta and Je'Von Evans.

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Here is all the information you need ahead of Crown Jewel, including a look at the entire card and projected match order.

Where: ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

WWE Crown Jewel 2026 Card and Projected Match Order

World Tag Team Championships: The Vision (Bron Breakker & Austin Theory) (c) vs. Penta & Je'Von Evans

Last Man Standing: Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton

Women's Crown Jewel Championship: Liv Morgan vs. Chelsea Green

Crown Jewel Championship: Roman Reigns vs. Sami Zayn

In what figures to be the main event of the show, Roman Reigns and Sami Zayn will renew their rivalry with the Crown Jewel Championship hanging in the balance.

Zayn was once the Honorary Uce of The Bloodline, and he played a significant role in the group's success, as well as the lengthy run Reigns enjoyed as WWE champion.

However, Zayn eventually turned on Reigns and The Bloodline when they attacked Kevin Owens, making him The Bloodline's public enemy No. 1 for quite some time.

They have since gone their separate ways completely, and Zayn has come into his own as a top star and main eventer, holding the WWE Championship twice this year.

Reigns has been preoccupied with 946 leading up to Crown Jewel, causing Zayn to remain The OTC how big of a threat he truly is.

The looming presence of 946 suggests that Zayn could pull off the upset, and that possibility adds to the intrigue of what already looks to be a highly compelling encounter.

A rivalry that has been going since before WrestleMania 42 may very well get settled once and for all at Crown Jewel.

Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton have split their past two meetings with Rhodes winning at WrestleMania, and Orton getting some revenge at Sunday Night's Main Event in September.

Their feud has been a highly personal one with both Rhodes and Orton evoking the names of family members and doing everything possible to gain a mental edge.

At Crown Jewel, The American Nightmare and The Viper will do battle in one of the most brutal match types in all of wrestling.

Pinfalls and submissions are no longer enough to decide things, which is why the winner must keep their opponent down for the count of 10 at Crown Jewel.

Liv Morgan will have a chance to become the first-ever two-time women's Crown Jewel champion when she faces Chelsea Green on Saturday.

Morgan became the first women's Crown Jewel champion two years ago, and she has momentum on her side entering Crown Jewel 2026 after pinning Green in a six-woman tag team match on Raw.

Liv also has the benefit of The Judgment Day backing her up, although Chelsea has been getting some help lately as well from the likes of Tiffany Stratton and Iyo Sky.

Stratton's presence could throw a wrench into things, as she has teased cashing in her Money in the Bank contract on Morgan multiple times already.

That possibility looms at Crown Jewel, as does the possibility of Tiffany double-crossing Green and cashing in on her instead.

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Friday, November 6, 2026

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