WWE SmackDown: The upcoming episode of Friday Night SmackDown is scheduled to take place on July 14, 2023. For WWE SmackDown this week, a huge Championship match has been set up, where Asuka will defend the WWE Women’s Championship against Bianca Belair. Also, it is to be seen what the future holds for Roman Reigns, Jey Uso, and the rest of the Bloodline. With that, Check out the start time of WWE SmackDown in 25 Countries. Follow the latest WWE News: WWE SmackDown Results Live Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE SmackDown: Start Time in 25 Countries
- USA: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 PM
- Canada: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 9:30 PM
- Mexico: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 7 PM
- Puerto Rico: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 PM
- Panama: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 7 PM
- Costa Rica: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 6 PM
- Dominican Republic: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 PM
- UK: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 1 AM
- Ireland: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 1 AM
- France: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 2 AM
- Romania: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 3 AM
- Spain: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 1 AM
- Italy: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 2 AM
- Sweden: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 2 AM
- Belgium: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 2 AM
- Switzerland: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 2 AM
- Australia: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 AM
- Philippines: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 AM
- Singapore: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 AM
- New Zealand: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 12 PM
- India: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 5:30 AM
- South Africa: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 2 AM
- Argentina: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 9 PM
- Uruguay: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 9 PM
- Chile: WWE SmackDown will start approximately at 8 PM
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