After new matches for WWE x AAA Worlds Collide were seemingly released in advance by the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois ahead of the event, a new report revealed WWE may not be planning to broadcast the show, at least not immediately. There are currently no clear broadcast plans for Worlds Collide, though many fans assumed it would air on YouTube, where AAA's weekly show airs in the United States.According to Fightful Select, sources within WWE the outlet spoke to indicated there is a "good possibility" that Worlds Collide isn't broadcast live at all, though that's subject to change in the next week ahead of the show on September 26. Notably, WWE announced the show in Rosemont after AEW revealed it would hold AEW All Out at the NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. It's the first time WWE will run an event in the same area, on the same day, as AEW.Fightful's WWE sources said that as of Tuesday, Worlds Collide was expected internally to be a live event. One source indicated that if the show does air either live or at a later date, it will be on YouTube, or Club WWE. WWE revealed this week that the Santiago, Chile house show match where Stephanie Vaquer captured the Women's World Championship would be available for Club WWE viewers, a first since the service launched in July.In August, WWE teased CM Punk's involvement in Worlds Collide, as the show is in the Chicago area. According to the Allstate Arena's advertisement, Punk will team with Rey Mysterio and El Grande Americano to take on Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, and Omos at the event. The only WWE/AAA-confirmed match for the card, however, is La Catalina defending her Reina de Reinas Championship against Roxanne Perez.
