Crown Jewel was among WWE's most consequential premium live events of 2025 -- with "Raw" coming up soon from Australia, where do we go from here?

Only four people have won the Crown Jewel Title: Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins, Liv Morgan, and Stephanie Vaquer. Three of those names are tentpole attractions in WWE and the fourth is Stephanie Vaquer. If that doesn't give you an idea of the company WWE sees Vaquer in, I don't know what will.

WWE Crown Jewel goes down on Saturday from RAC Arena in Perth, Australia. This year's edition of the event will be the first time a Crown Jewel card has been held outside of Saudi Arabia.

Seth Rollins battles Cody Rhodes and Tiffany Stratton takes on Stephanie Vaquer as the Mens' and Women's Crown Jewel Championships are contested on Saturday, Oct. 11 at WWE Crown Jewel Perth.

Following the disappointing debacle that was Wrestlepalooza last month, Crown Jewel a mere three weeks later had the tall task of getting the WWE product to trend back in the right direction.

Pre-show overage of Crown Jewel starts at 6:00 a.m. ET on ESPN Unlimited, with the show beginning at 8:00 a.m. ET. You can also watch pre-show coverage on the WWE’s social media sites. ESPN Unlimited subscribers can watch Crown Jewel live on the ESPN app, but the show won’t be airing on ESPN.

WWE is back in Australia with Crown Jewel 2025, which features champions vs. champions and John Cena in action.

WWE has shown improvement in the weeks leading up to Crown Jewel, despite growing discontent with its weekly product and premium live events.