2021 WWE Crown Jewel card, matches, date, rumors, predictions, match card, start time, location

The WWE scene will change dramatically after the October 21 Crown Jewel event. In addition to Crown Jewel returning to WWE Saudi Arabia for the next few controversial events in the country, the last event before the WWE Draft changes take effect also serves as the final event on Raw and SmackDown.

Brock Lesnar will return to the ring at the ceremony, battling Roman universal champion Roman Reigns. At the moment there is another tournament match officially for the card, Becky Lynch defending the SmackDown women’s tournament against Bianca Belair and Sasha Banks.

Let’s see what we know and what we expect in WWE Crown Jewel.

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Universal Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. Brock Lesnar: Reigns Vs. Lesnar is a huge match that is building WWE excitement after Lesnar returned at the end of SummerSlam. Paul Heyman, Reigns ’current adviser and Lesnar’s former advocate, has been instrumental in the story’s history, eroding Reigns’ confidence in Heyman. With Reigns holding the title for more than a year, it is the biggest test of the time Lesnar was champion.

SmackDown Women’s Tournament – Becky Lynch (c) Bianca Belair vs Sasha Banks: Banks returned the surprise to ruin the Extreme Rules rematch between Lynch and Belair. That made sense after Banks and Belair retaliated for the SummerSlam cap before Banks could not compete. Instead, Lynch returned from a long absence as a result of her pregnancy to win Belair and win the title in less than 30 seconds. Now, Lynch has to face the challenge of the two women, even if she goes to Belair Raw after the match. That doesn’t mean she can’t win the belt, however, as Charlotte Flair Raw’s women’s champion was picked up on SmackDown on the first night of the draft.

WWE Championship – Big E (c) vs. Drew McIntyre: He goes from McIntyre Raw and SmackDown after Crown Jewel. However, it put an end to a recent Raw facing Big E after the champion defended his title against Bobby Lashley. The following week, Big Ek agreed to give McIntyre the title after McIntyre explained that someone had come and was waiting for Bobby Lashley to take over the tournament.

Bobby Lashley vs Goldberg (No disqualification, count falls anywhere): Lashley beat Goldberg in the SummerSlam and also attacked Goldberg’s son after the match. Goldberg has made it clear that he will eventually get revenge, and said he hopes Lashley will “get lucky” and “die.” He duplicated those words in follow-up promotions before Lashley agreed to take revenge, but only if it happened according to rules without a DQ, which Goldberg gladly accepted.

Edge vs. Seth Rollins (Hell in a Cell): The two men split the first two games, with Rollins believing it would be an end-of-career blow to the rematch. After Rollins entered Edge’s house, Rollins asked Edger to accept the request for a final match. Edge responded with a savage attack the following week on SmackDown. Edge then called for a reunion within Hell in a Cell, with the WWE later confirming the match for the event.

Raw Tag Team Tournament – RK-Bro (c) vs. AJ Styles & Omos: Randy Orton and Riddle won the Styles and Omos tag belts at SummerSlam, finishing in the main tournament. Styles and Omos have not stopped looking for revenge and the official rematch of the WWE tournament was to be held at Crown Jewel.

Ring King Final: The WWE King of the Ring is returning and they plan to finish the Crown Jewel tournament. It coincides with many other “notable achievements” in past events in Saudi Arabia, including the WWE World Cup and the Greatest Royal Rumble.

Queen’s Crown Finals: Like the King of the Ring, this tournament – the first women’s title to be held under the Queen’s Crown label – will end at Crown Jewel.

Mansoor vs Mustafa Ali: Ali and Mansoor had something as a label team, before Ali got tired of things after some losses. They will both have a solo match now at Crown Jewel. Mansoor has been instrumental in the WWE events in Saudi Arabia, including winning a 51-man royal show at Super ShowDown in 2019, so it only made sense to fit the promotion on the card.

The Usos Vs. Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander (Kickoff Match): This match was added late to the card as a match for the opening show. The game isn’t for The Usos ’SmackDown label titles, considering that members of Hurt Business are part of the Raw brand. Instead, the tag fight should be a bit of a warm-up for the crowd.