WWE Clash in Italy Set for May 31 in Turin, Marking Historic First PLE on Italian Soil

Wrestling fans across Italy received the confirmation they had been waiting for: WWE will stage its first-ever premium live event in the country when Clash in Italy emanates from Turin’s Inalpi Arena on Sunday, May 31, 2026. The announcement, delivered via a video message from WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque, ends months of speculation that began last September when WWE President Nick Khan first hinted at an Italian PLE.

The single-night spectacular will serve as the centerpiece of a sweeping European tour that winds through Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, and the United Kingdom. In addition to Clash in Italy, the tour will feature three Monday Night Raw broadcasts, two Friday Night SmackDown episodes, and five live-event house shows. Turin itself will host back-to-back nights of action, with Raw taking place inside the Inalpi Arena the evening after the PLE.

Levesque’s video message struck an enthusiastic tone: “Ladies and gentlemen, the Clash is back. For the first time ever, a WWE PLE will take place in Italy. Sunday, May 31 from the Inalpi Arena in Turin, Italy, it will be Clash in Italy. It’s all part of a massive European tour through May and June. Tickets will go on sale March 13. Your pre-sale will be March 11. Italy, I just have to know one thing—are you ready?”

The 2026 European summer slate now lists ten cities in total. After opening the tour with a SmackDown in Barcelona on May 29, WWE moves to Turin for the May 31 PLE, remains in the same venue for Raw on June 1, and then continues to Strasbourg, Lisbon, Madrid, Bologna, Rome, Florence, Paris, and London.

With the date and location locked in, fan attention turns to ticket availability. A pre-sale window opens March 11, two days ahead of the general on-sale date of March 13. Demand is expected to be high, as the event will make history as WWE’s inaugural Italian PLE and the company’s most significant production in the country to date.

Clash in Italy joins an expanding 2026 PLE calendar that WWE has been assembling as part of its global live-events strategy. Further details on the match card and broadcast information will be announced in the coming months.