How to watch WWE Backlash 2018 live: stream for free from any device

How to watch the WWE with a VPN
If you live in a country where there's no WWE wrestling broadcast, then there's still a way you can watch. You'll need to use a VPN to dial in to a country that does have one. A VPN is perfect for this as it allows you to change your IP address so you appear to be in a completely different location. We've tested hundreds of VPNs and can recommend these as the best three VPNs currently available:

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First thing's first...the WWE Network is your primary port of call for the most comprehensive wrestling coverage on the planet. It's a paid subscription service (think Netflix, but only for the WWE) available pretty much anywhere in the world, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe and including the US, UK, Australia and Canada.

The list of devices you can watch on is almost as lengthy, with apps for iOs and Android, PlayStation, Xbox, Apple TV, Roku and Smart TVs all included.

The cost of course varies from territory to territory, but the $9.99 or £9.99 monthly bills in the US and UK should give you a good idea. That includes the Backlash live stream and the ability to re-watch every PPV the WWE has ever put on.

Just wanting to watch Styles v Nakamura and don't want the WWE Network after Backlash 2018? Then there's a free trial available, too. Head to the WWE Network website to sign up.

Sky Sports Box Office is the UK's official broadcaster
Something like a more traditional pay-per-view model, you can get hold of Backlash live (and multiple repeats in the next few days) if you part with £14.95. So it's not too much more expensive, if you'd sooner not commit to a subscription model on the WWE Network. And because it's bank holiday Monday tomorrow, you don't need to worry about the ridiculous timings - just make sure the coffee is brewed in time for the 1am start time!

Not in the UK? You'll need a VPN to watch this live stream

Main Event or WWE Network
Fancy watching Styles, Nakamura, Rollins, Orton and the rest over a lazy Monday morning at home (or even at work!)? Then you can tune in on the Main Event channel at the cost of $24.95. The action gets going at 10am. Australia is one of the many countries in which the WWE Network is available, so that's also a good choice.

Sony Ten 3 is the place in India
Jinder Mahal may not be on the Backlash 2018 card, but we reckon there will still be a lot of people setting their alarms for the 5.30am start time on the sub-continent. Sony Ten 3 is the channel to tune in to or, if you prefer, the WWE Network is available in India as well.

If you'd prefer to tap in to the coverage from the US, you could always use a VPN to get the commentary you know so well from the likes of Michael Cole and Jonathan Coachman.