WWE's Bad Blood 2024 Match Card and what to expect

For the first time in two decades, Bad Blood – an event known for its chaotic nature – makes its historic return to WWE. This premium live event in October sets the stage for the rest of the year and it will be a night no member of the WWE Universe will want to miss!

Here are the officially announced matches for WWE's Bad Blood, streaming live on Peacock from Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday, October 5th!

This list will be updated as more matches are added to the map. So keep checking back.

Hell in a Cell Match: CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre

That's what matters. The anger and bitterness between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre is too great to be resolved in a normal match. At Bad Blood, the two Superstars end their rivalry once and for all in Hell in a Cell, the most vicious and barbaric fighting style in WWE history.

The all-time streak between the two men stands at one win each – and while there's no championship on the line in the Cell, the stakes are arguably the highest they've ever been. During the September 16 episode of Raw, CM Punk clearly laid out his plan to make McIntyre bleed at Bad Blood:

(If you ask us, there's nothing scarier than CM Punk McIntyre calmly saying, “I'm going to make you bleed.”)

The match promises to be a classic – but a warning: there may be times when the WWE Universe may want to look the other way. Punk and McIntyre hate each other, and there's no telling what they'll do once they're locked up in Hell in a Cell!

Women's World Championship Match: Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley

Much like the Punk/McIntyre feud, the animosity between champion Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley has come to a head – and in poetic fashion, the next chapter of their wild story will unfold at Bad Blood!

After Ripley's failure to reclaim the Women's World Championship at SummerSlam, she didn't let that stop her from defeating Morgan – and the champion didn't miss an opportunity to kick Ripley while she was down. After what happened on the September 2nd episode of Monday Night Raw, Morgan and her new boyfriend Dominik Mysterio tried to put Mami in her place for good.

WWE officials have had enough: The Bad Blood match has been signed, and now Morgan and Ripley will face off again with the top Women's Championship on Raw up for grabs in Atlanta!

Cody Rhodes & Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa & Jacob Fatu

Somehow, the current and former Undisputed WWE Champion find themselves on the same side of the ring against a common enemy in Bad Blood. The two superstars went from competing against each other at WrestleMania to becoming a team just six months later. Talk about a volatile situation – but in the same breath: Talk about a dream team.

Some people believe in the saying: The enemy of my enemy is my friendwhich explains exactly why Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns will face Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu on October 5th. Both men have similar goals – to defend themselves against the biggest threat the WWE has seen in years.

As with every Bloodline match, this explosive tag team bout is guaranteed to keep the WWE Universe on the edge of its seat. Also, don't be surprised if the storyline of all the Superstars involved develops significantly – a game this big usually has lasting effects!

Damian Priest vs. Finn Balor

After the implosion of The Judgment Day, it was only a matter of time before these two former allies settled their differences in the ring. Both Damian Priest and Finn Balor have taken credit for the success of “The Judgment Day” at one point or another over the years, and fans will finally get the chance to see how they fare on “Bad Blood.” “ put each other to the test!

There are a lot of moving parts in this particular feud, and if Priest wants to put the never-ending drama surrounding his former faction behind him, he needs a definitive victory against Balor. Of course, this is always easier said than done.

You can tune into Peacock on Saturday, October 5th to watch WWE's Bad Blood. In the meantime, catch up on all things WWE Universe on Peacock.