Are you ready for a terrifying fight, WWE Extreme Rules Live Streaming is LIVE! The Horror Show, as it's called, gives WWE two chances to put on a wild match. And we just got a couple of matches added to the card over the weekend.

The strangest match on the card, Rey Mysterio Jr. and Seth Rollins, tangle until their eyes are removed - someone call Austin Powers with a Christmas story - and we expect the CGI shenanigans to go way down. More interestingly, Bray Wyatt will don a Hawaiian shirt and straw hat for a terrifying throwback in a "Wyatt Swamp Fight" match against his former follower, Braun Strowman.

Elsewhere on the card, we have a number of matchups that have a chance to steal the show with great wrestling. Asuka vs. Sasha Banks for the Raw Women's Title is at the forefront of my mind in that regard. And especially so since its outcome is more difficult to predict than the rest of the card.

On Friday, we learned that the New Day will defend their Smackdown Tag Team titles against Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura in a tables match. Today (Sunday), Kevin Owens and Seth Rollins' partner Murphy will face off on the Kickoff Show.

My prediction is as follows, but what WWE has planned for Sasha and Bayley is the most intriguing storyline aspect of the show. I'm hoping that the duo's positions will be reversed, with Sasha winning the Asuka title (sorry, Empress) and Bayley losing the Smackdown Women's Championship to Nikki Cross (a deserving contender).

Other title matches seem more predictable. Dolph Ziggler is more likely to appear on a Netflix special than to win the WWE World Title, and while it would be interesting to see Lashley as champion and bodyguard for MVP, it's not the time to end Apollo's reign as U.S. Champion.

Here's everything you need to watch the WWE Extreme Rules 2020 live stream:

We got the live results as they come out, below. Our picks are in bold - so we are 2 for 3 so far.

The WWE Network (more on that later) is widely available and fairly affordable, but if you're away from home and logging onto public Wi-Fi to stream PPVs (which I did in the UK, among other places), you want to check out a VPN There are times when you may want to check out a VPN. I use Wi-FI networks to cut down on data usage, but any unsecured activity can be snooped on.

The best VPN is ExpressVPN. This VPN meets the VPN needs of most users, offering excellent compatibility with most devices and great connection speeds.

There is really only one way to watch, as the WWE Network is up and running and the pre-show has begun!