WWE Crown Jewel 2024 - Predictions And More

WWE Crown Jewel 2024 takes place this Saturday, November 2 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and the card looks like a can’t-miss event. The card features some exciting matches, including the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship and the WWE United States Championship.

Additionally, Crown Jewel will see the introduction of the Crown Jewel Championship, where the Raw and SmackDown champions will battle it out to see who is the ultimate WWE champion.

Let's take a look at everything you need to know about Crown Jewel 2024.

Cody Rhodes and Gunter will compete for the WWE Men’s Crown Jewel Championship and become its first WWE World Champion. Nia Jax and Liv Morgan battle on the women’s side. Roman Reigns teams up with The Usos to battle The Bloodline, Seth Rollins takes on Bronson Reed, and more in-ring action is planned. Ready to tune in? Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch WWE Crown Jewel 2024.

How to watch WWE Crown Jewel 2024:

Date: Saturday, November 2

Time: 13:00

ADDRESS: Mohammed Abdo Stadium, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Channel/Broadcast: Peacock

When is the WWE Crown Jewel 2024?

WWE's Crown Jewel 2024 event will take place this Saturday, November 2 in Saudi Arabia. Battles begin at 1 pm ET/10 am PT. The Crown Jewel pre-show begins at 12:00 pm ET

Who will start WWE Crown Jewel 2024?

Crown Jewel 2024 will feature a men's title match between WWE Undisputed Champion Cody Rhodes and World Heavyweight Champion Gunter and Women's Champion Nia Jax and Women's World Champion Liv. A match between Morgan and the women's crown champions will be shown.

What channel is WWE Crown Jewel 2024 on?

WWE Crown Jewel 2024 will stream live exclusively on Peacock in the US and WWE Network outside of the US.

 

WWE Crown Jewel 2024 Match Card

Men's Crown Jewel Championship – Gunter vs. Cody Rhodes

Women’s Crown Jewel Championship – Nia Jax vs. Nia Jax Liv Morgan

LA Knight vs Carmelo Hayes vs Andrade (US Champion)

Bianca Belair vs Jade Cargill vs IYO SKY vs Kairi Sane vs Piper Niven vs Chelsea Green vs Lash Legend vs Jakara Jackson (WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions)

Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins vs. ‘Big’ Bronson Reed (Singles Match)

Randy Orton vs. Kevin Owens (Singles Match)

Roman Reigns and the Usos vs The Bloodline  (Six-Man Tag Team Match)

WWE Crown Jewel 2024 Predictions

Men's Crown Jewel Championship: Cody Rhodes vs. Gunther

The two Crown Jewel Championship matches are hard to predict. WWE has presented Cody Rhodes and Gunther so strongly that it's hard to imagine either of them losing a match.

Rhodes is said to have more weaknesses than Gunther, especially with The Bloodline and Kevin Owens on the card. So expect Gunther to take home the win, even if it's through trickery.

Women’s Crown Jewel Championship: Liv Morgan vs. Liv Morgan; Nia Jax

This match for the Crown Jewel Championship is equally difficult to predict, as Liv Morgan and Nia Jax are also listed as heel champions. However, they are two different types of villains.

Morgan is the kind of heel who is willing to cheat and bully his way to victory. Meanwhile, Jax is a formidable force who sweeps away the competition.

Although Morgan takes every advantage and opportunity, he is no match for Jax's size and strength.

WWE United States Championship: LA Knight (c) vs. Carmelo Hayes vs. Anrade

This marks LA Knight's first defense of the PLE US Championship, so it's unlikely he'll lose this match.

The question arises as to who will be the challenger to get the PIN. Unfortunately, Andrade will suffer the fall as Knight and Carmelo Hayes still have a lot of animosity and history.

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill will defend their titles against four other teams: Piper Niven and Chelsea Green, Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane Damage CTRL, and Lash Legend and Jakara Jackson Meta-Four.

Belair and Cargill are some of the most dominant women on the roster, so there's a good chance they'll emerge victorious again in this massive feud.

It should be noted that this duo lost the titles last time out. That's why I think Niven and Green can steal and steal the pin. However, there will be no Belair or Cargill on this mat.

Kevin Owens vs Randy Orton

Randy Orton wants revenge on Kevin Owens after repeatedly attacking Rhodes and Orton. Unfortunately, he'll have to find that revenge another time.

Currently, Rhodes has two main villains who can match him: The Bloodline and Owens. With The Bloodline having their hands full with Roman Reigns and The Usos, Owens will need to look stronger than ever. Beating Orton is a great way to do that.

Seth Rollins vs Bronson Reed

After losing to Braun Strowman in the last Monster Standing match, Bronson Reed needs a big win. That being said, I don’t see this coming at the expense of Seth “Freakin'” Rollins.

This means Rollins will be back after his injury hiatus. If WWE wants to build Rollins up as a credible foil to Gunther, CM Punk, etc., he needs to have a dominant entry.

Roman Reigns and The Usos vs. The Bloodline

The wrestling world was shocked when Jimmy Uso returned to help Roman Reigns secure a victory against Bloodline leader Solo Sikoa. Jimmy now recruits Jey Uso to join them in the fight against Sikoa and the rest of The Bloodline.

Although Sikoa said there will only be three members in the match, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jimmy Fatu are all expected to participate. While Reigns overcame a numbers disadvantage last time, it won't work the second time around and could make for an interesting match at Survivor Series.

Further

Outside of the meetings, the biggest question mark surrounds Money in the Bank's Ms. Tiffany Stratton.

With the MITB briefcase, Stratton has the ability to receive a payout for a title shot at any time. With both women's champions facing off, this could be a great opportunity for Tiffy to dominate and capture her first main roster title.

Stratton could capitalize on Morgan by establishing himself and Jax as the strongest duo in WWE. However, he could capitalize on Jax and create a heated feud between the two Superstars.

Don't be surprised if someone becomes the inaugural Women's Crown Jewel champion, but loses a world title in the process.