The live stream of WWE Crown Jewel 2021 has ended and history kinda repeated itself because it was a show like no other. The funders of these Saudi based shows are rumored to have high and high demands which often leads to very strange shows. Now that the show is over, here are the full results.

Remember the match between Undertaker and Goldberg, where Taker was nearly knocked off his head? Or that awful Fiend vs. Rollins Hell in a Cell match where Rollins (to Stone Cold) said he was "ready to strangle" Vince McMahon.

We turn to Crown Jewel 2021 because those memories are fresh. We don't expect a great show; we expect an interesting show. Nevertheless, there is plenty of material for that.

Even Paul Heyman has teased something interesting about the Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar match. On social media, the former ECW promoter said, "and I will be walking down the a a passage at #CrownJewel with the reigning defending undisputed #WWE #Uni versalHeavyweightChampion .and I assure you, I will be leaving #CrownJewel with the #WWE #UniversalHeavyweightChampion." He posted a video advertising the match with a large caption that ended with "I will be leaving #CrownJewel with the #WWE #UniversalHeavyweightChampion. Note that he is willing to add adjectives about who he will enter with, but not who he will exit with. Our bet is that Lesnar thinks Heyman has turned on Roman, but is actually leaving with Roman.

Edge vs. Seth Rollins in a Hell in a Cell match should be great for their long-term build. Xavier Woods vs. Finn Baler's King of the Ring match. How can this not be great? These two can go for a small storyline on the table. If we let these two wrestle long enough (and get rid of the name Dowdrop), we could have a Queens Court final between Zelina Vega and Dowdrop.

Also, the co-main event of Becky Lynch defending the SmackDown Women's Title against Bianca Belair and Sasha Banks is, on paper, a match that should rule. However, the booking for the WWE women's division over the past few months has been so thin and worthless that it's hard to feel like this match is important. Especially when its winner is effectively telegraphed by the fact that both Lynch and Berea head to Lowe's next Monday, with only Banks remaining on the blue brand.

Otherwise, I'm looking forward to Big E's first PPV defense of his WWE title against Drew McIntyre. However, Drew will also be rebranded so he won't be leaving with the top men's title on Raw. It is also too early for E to drop the gold from between the muscles.

Mansour will remain undefeated in Saudi Arabia. And his opponent, Mustafa Ali, may be a villain, but he has announced that proceeds from the event will be donated to charity.

RK-Bro will likely retain their tag team titles. I would like to see Bobby Lashley beat Goldberg. But I don't see him winning this match.

While Peacock is available throughout the United States and the WWE Network is still the standard around the world, WWE Crown Jewel's live stream can be a bit confusing. If you can't watch it on your regular service, you might want to check out a VPN.

International viewers will be quite jealous of U.S. viewers who can save up to 50% by switching to Peacock (unless they get the ad-free tier for $9.99/month).

The best VPN is ExpressVPN. It meets the VPN needs of most users and offers excellent compatibility with most devices and impressive connection speeds.

Peacock is the only way to watch WWE Crown Jewel in the US, via Peacock Premium for $4.99, which is the required tier for this event.

There is no need to pay the ad-free tier for live WWE events, as there are always ads on the live versions of Peacock programming.

In other regions, WWE Crown Jewel live streams are available on the WWE Network.

Don't expect this to last forever, though; Peacock will expand internationally in late 2021, so no matter where you live, you may end up watching WWE events without a network.

People in the US can pay less now, but there is less content available and the ad breaks are weird, so getting that discount is a monkey's paw situation.

Bolded text is the projected winner.