WWE's Sunday Night’s Main Event will take place on September 6, starting at 1am UK time. This marks a shift from the usual Saturday Night’s Main Event schedule and will be held in Atlanta, a common venue for WWE events. The show features a mix of high-profile matches, including a rematch from WrestleMania between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton, and a debut for rapper Lil Yachty, who will face Baron Corbin. If Yachty lasts five minutes in the match, wrestler Trick Williams will earn a chance to challenge for the US Championship later that night. Other matches include Oba Femi against Bron Breakker and a women’s tag team match featuring Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley against Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab. Nine of the 12 wrestlers appearing on the card have previously held titles on WWE’s main shows, including Raw and SmackDown, or on the developmental brand NXT. This event will be available for free on YouTube, a change from its usual home on Netflix, which has been WWE’s official streaming platform in the UK and other international markets since January. In the United States, the show will air on Peacock, with international rights allowing it to be streamed on YouTube. Lil Yachty’s entry into professional wrestling has generated interest, especially after Trick Williams expressed confidence in the rapper’s dedication to the sport. Yachty has been training at WWE’s Performance Center, a facility where wrestlers prepare for competition, and has attended various WWE events and pay-per-view shows. His match against Baron Corbin is expected to be a major highlight of the night, with the result possibly determining whether Williams gets a shot at the US Title. The event reflects WWE’s ongoing efforts to blend established wrestling talent with new, high-profile names from outside the sport. With a mix of veteran wrestlers and fresh faces, Sunday Night’s Main Event promises to deliver both entertainment and potential storylines that could impact future matches and title opportunities.