The WWE will hit the Melbourne Cricket Ground for one of its biggest ever shows, with The Undertaker and Triple H main eventing a bumper card. Join The Roar for live coverage of each and every fight from 7pm (AEST).
In front of a likely audience of over 100,000 people, the WWE will put on a huge show, with stars of the present and yesteryear competing.
Three Australians on the company’s roster will also be on the show, with Buddy Murphy competing for the cruiserweight belt and The IIconics – Peyton Royce and Billie Kay – competing in a women’ tag match against former champion Naomi and Asuka.
Yet, the highlight of the night will be the return of The Undertaker. One of the biggest stars in sports entertainment history, he has a Wrestlemania record detailing more than 20 wins and will take on Triple H for the final ever time in a throwback to one of the Attitude Era’s best rivalries.
The ‘Taker will be joined by ‘brother of destruction’ Kane at ringside, while Triple H, now the company’s COO, will be joined by best friend and former D-Generation X tag team partner Shawn Michaels.
One of the more dominant factions in recent history, The Shield are also back together with universal champion Roman Reigns and intercontinental champion Seth Rollins joined by Dean Ambrose as they battle the monster Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre in a match which also seems sure to involve Baron Corbin at some point.
The rivalry has been building in recent weeks with Corbin acting general manager.
Speaking of rivalries, and they don’t get much more intense than Daniel Bryan and The Miz, who will finally clash after years of on and off back-and-forth, while AJ Styles puts his WWE Championship on the line against Samoa Joe in a no disqualification match.
New recruit Ronda Rousey will also be in action alongside The Bella Twins as they take on The Riott Squad, while John Cena will team up with Bobby Lashley against one of the company’s top heels in Kevin Owens and Elias.
Two more Smackdown titles are also on the line, with Charlotte Flair to face Becky Lynch in the women’s match and The New Day to defend against Cesaro and Sheamus.
Just how many title changes (if any) there will be in unclear, but it’s sure to be a ripping night of action, so join us here on The Roar from 7pm (AEST) for live coverage of all the matches and be sure to add a comment below.
Start time: 7pm (AEST)
Venue: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia
TV: Live, Main Event
Online: Live, WWE Network
Full schedule
Cruiserweight championship match: Cedric Alexander (champion) vs Buddy Murphy
Women’s tag team (Raw): Asuka and Naomi vs The IIconics (Billie Kay and Peyton Royce – Australia)
Smackdown men’s tag team championship match: The New Day (two of Big E, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) (champion) vs. Cesaro and Sheamus
Smackdown No.1 contender’s match: Daniel Bryan vs The Miz
Raw men’s tag team: John Cena and Bobby Lashley vs Kevin Owens and Elias
Smackdown women’s championship match: Becky Lynch (champion) vs Charlotte Flair
Raw women’s tag team: Ronda Rousey, Nikki and Brie Bella vs The Riott Squad (Ruby Riott, Sarah Logan and Liv Morgan)
WWE championship (Smackdown): AJ Styles (champion) vs Samoa Joe (No disqualification match)
Raw men’s tag team: The Shield (Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins) vs Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre
Main event
The Undertaker vs Triple H (Kane and Shawn Michaels at ringside)
kira
Roar Rookie
As a longtime WWE fan, I'm thrilled to see legends like The Undertaker and Triple H return to headline such a monumental event. Their rivalry defined an era of wrestling that holds a special place in my heart, and witnessing them face off for what could be the final time is truly exciting. Additionally, having Australian talent like Buddy Murphy and The IIconics showcased on such a grand stage adds an extra layer of excitement and pride. I can't wait to witness the spectacle unfold at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and be a part of wrestling history.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Thanks for joining me this evening on The Roar for our live coverage of the WWE Super Show-Down in Melbourne. Hopefully you enjoyed it. I'll be on all day tomorrow for the Bathurst 1000. It starts at 11am (AEDT), so be sure to join me then.
Scott Pryde
Expert
FULL CARD RESULTS The New Day defeat The Bar by pinfall to retain Smackdown Tag Team Championship Charlotte defeat Becky Lynch by DQ - Lynch retains Smackdown Women's Championship John Cena and Bobby Lashley defeat Kevin Owens and Elias by pinfall The Iiconics defeat Naomi and Asuka by pinfall AJ Styles defeat Samoa Joe by submission to retain WWE Championship Ronda Rousey and The Bella Twins defeat Riott Squad by submission Buddy Murphy defeat Cedric Alexander to win Cruiserweight Title The Shield defeat Braun Strowman, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre by pinfall Daniel Bryan defeat The Miz by pinfall Triple H defeat The Undertaker by pinfall
Scott Pryde
Expert
Wow. That was an incredible way to end the show. DX vs Brothers of destruction at the next PPV in Saudi Arabia?
Scott Pryde
Expert
Now the Taker and Kane punishing Michaels outside the ring. The commentary table is cleared. Undertaker with a choke slam to Michaels through the table. WOW.
Scott Pryde
Expert
What a twist! What the? They were all standing there, hands raised, then Kane goes after Michaels and the Taker hits Triple H with a tombstone piledriver. That came out of absolutely nowhere!
Scott Pryde
Expert
A moment, a handshake and a hug now between Triple H and The Undertaker at what is the end of this absolutely epic rivalry which has shaped the WWE for the best part of two decades.
Scott Pryde
Expert
The emotion is real for Triple H here as he lets out a few tears in the ring, sharing the moment with his best friend Shawn Michaels.
Scott Pryde
Expert
MATCH RESULT: Triple H defeat The Undertaker by pinfall Now The Undertaker has the sledgehammer, but he drops it. Why did he do that? Anyway, Triple H is body dropped, then chokeslammed and the Undertaker staggers around the other side, then sets up for a tombstone piledriver, only to eat sweet chin music from Michaels. The Undertaker stays up, sets up for a piledriver on Michaels, only to be hit by a sledgehammer from Triple H. Now The Undertaker cops sweet chin music and a pedigree. That is that. Triple H wins! What a match. An epic.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Shawn Michaels beats The Undertaker to the sledge hammer this time. He gets caught By Kane, and they both end up outside now with The Taker back up in one corner, Triple H still trying to get up in the other.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Hells Gate locked in! The Undertaker has locked in his submission hold. Even if Triple H taps, there is no referee to end it. He still has the sledgehammer though and he will try to break the hold. He does. Both men go to the canvas lifeless. Round of applause from the crowd, no referee.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Wow. Triple H hits the chair with the hammer and it goes flying out of the ring. Both men down, Triple H manages to cover The Taker, but there is no referee. No count, the match will continue.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Sledgehammer! Triple H is down, but he has the hammer. The Undertaker, granted, is also down in the other corner. Michaels sore, Kane struggling as well. The Taker has a chair, The Game has a hammer. Wow.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Triple H off the second rope. He hits the chair on the face of The Undertaker and that's gotta be it. 1-2-3. No! Kane pulls the referee out of the ring, so we will continue.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Chair on the face of the Undertaker now. Where is Kane?
Scott Pryde
Expert
Oh jeez. Pedigree on the Taker and he kicks out at the last split millisecond.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Shawn Michaels into the ring. He cops another right hand to the head, but in the meantime, Triple H has taken the chair off his face and hits a spine buster! Both men down, centre of the ring. We have a replacement referee now as well.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Now The Undertaker sets the chair up on the face of Triple H. Shawn Michaels again up on the ring apron with the distraction.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Undertaker with another huge chair shot to the spine. You'd think he is being built to win this but who knows.
Scott Pryde
Expert
Undertaker with a boot to the head of Triple H as he goes back to the ground. We have no referee, and the Taker with a chair. No DQ starting to backfire on Triple H as he cops another shot to the spine.