WWE rumour roundup: Worlds Collide 2026 telecast reported for YouTube; Dragon Lee, Dralistico contract updates
Andrew Baydala reported on X that the 2026 WWE x AAA Worlds Collide is expected to air live on YouTube ahead of the event scheduled for Saturday, September 26, 2026, at Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois. Baydala cautioned that plans can change, and an official telecast confirmation is still awaited.
“A quick update on Worlds Collide- those I spoke with yesterday and today are under the impression the show will air LIVE on YouTube. Obviously things can change but, that is the current direction and distribution of that show on Saturday.” — Andrew Baydala on X. AAA shows outside of Latin America air on WWE and AAA’s YouTube channels, while in Latin America the weekly shows and PLEs air on Fox.
The Wrestling Observer reports that Dragon Lee and Dralistico are nearing contract expirations, a development that has prompted speculation about their future as a team after they recently trademarked the name "Hermanos Lee." The trademark filing and the reported contract timelines are the basis for talk about the pairing's next steps.
Lee is currently signed with the Stamford-based promotion and is assigned to the Raw brand, while Dralistico is signed with AEW and is a member of La Facción Ingobernable. Those affiliation details underscore that the two are contracted to different organisations as the trademark and expiry reports circulate.
Bryan Alvarez provided an update on impending contract expirations, noting that at least four Latino wrestlers across WWE and AEW have deals ending between October and February, though this group does not include the Lee brothers. Alvarez's note situates the Lee situation within broader contract activity affecting Latino talent across both promotions.
According to a report from Fightful Select, WWE released several wrestlers earlier this year who were earning less than the standard main roster minimum, and the company also shed several massive contracts. Fightful Select added that those moves created financial flexibility that WWE used to sign Zilla Fatu, Big Cass, and Baron Corbin to more modest deals; Fatu made his debut in NXT last month and Cass also returned to WWE, joining the Raw brand in August, while Corbin returned in July, joining the SmackDown brand.
The WWE x AAA Worlds Collide is scheduled for Saturday, September 26, 2026, at Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois, and organisers have yet to issue definitive confirmation of the planned YouTube telecast. For more updates, follow Khel Now Wrestling on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram; download the Khel Now Android App or IOS App and join our community on Telegram & Whatsapp.