The live stream of WWE Lesslmania 40 is here, and it promises some of the most compelling matches in years.

Lesslmania serves as WWE's season finale. After a 25-year gap since the last one was held in the city, the 40th WrestleMania returns to Philadelphia, PA on April 6 and 7 as a two-night extravaganza emanating from Lincoln Financial Field. [Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's in-ring return will see him team up with his cousin Roman Reigns against Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes to set stipulations for the following night's uncontested WWE Universal Championship match.

With so much at stake at this year's Showcase of the Immortals, you won't want to miss a minute of the action. So we'll tell you how to watch this highly anticipated premium live event.

While Peacock is available throughout the United States and the WWE Network is still the standard worldwide (although that is changing), the WWE WrestleMania 40 live stream can be a bit confusing. If you can't watch on your regular service, you may want to check your VPN.

This software allows your device to appear to be back in your home country no matter where you are in the world. So it's ideal for hoops fans who are away on vacation or business trips. Our favorite is NordVPN. Best on the Market:

WWE Premium live events like WWE WrestleMania 40 are streamed exclusively on Peacock in the US. These are included in both the Premium and Premium Plus streaming services.

However, subscribing to the ad-free option makes no difference, as WWE's live productions include commercials.

Peacock is available now for $1.99 per month. This deal is only available to new subscribers, but lasts for one year. Even better, you can get an annual Peacock plan for $19.99, effectively two months free.

British wrestling fans can watch a live stream of WWE WrestleMania 40 on the WWE Network for a higher rate, close to the $9.99 Americans were paying.

It is also available at the BT Sport Box Office for £14.95.

Americans abroad can watch it on Peacock using NordVPN.

The live stream of WWE WrestleMania 40 begins Sunday at 10 a.m. AEDT.

It will all take place at Binge, the new official home of WWE premium live events in Australia.

Binge has three tiers of pricing, starting at A$10 per month:

With 13 major matches on the card, WrestleMania is poised to deliver the biggest night in WWE history of action. There is also something for everyone, including lucha libre, various multiplayer matches, and chaotic ladder matches.

However, the main headline heading into this year's Lessonmania is the massive feud between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns. It has grown so big that it has involved more than just American Nightmare and Tribal Chief, including Reigns' legendary cousin The Rock and World Heavyweight Champion Seth "Freakin'" Rollins. On night one, these four will clash in a spectacular tag team match to determine whether the main event match between Rhodes and Reigns on night two will be contested under the Bloodline rules, a very one-sided, no-DQ match. However, should Rollins and Rhodes bounce back from their disadvantage to win, the massive rematch would be a fair one-on-one match (in theory).

This is not simply a story of a plumber's son winning the title from one of the most dominant champions in wrestling history. If Rhodes can win on the second night of Lesslemania, he will finally complete his own story and win the title that has eluded both his father, the late, great Dusty Rhodes, and his legendary brother, Dustin Rhodes. The former AEW executive will also end his opponent's record-breaking title reign, which at this point has lasted just over 1,300 days, currently the fourth-longest WWE title reign of all time.

Fans have gone back and forth over whether or not Raines will actually lose the title. On one hand, it would be great to see a person of color break Hulk Hogan's record of 1,474 days. On the other hand, the story of Roman and his bloodline has been too welcome for many members of the WWE Universe. No matter what happens, it will be a historic night in South Philly when Lesslmania XL is over.

But given that one of the points of this article is to offer a prediction, here it is: after a pedigree win on night one, the entire Roman Reigns family on the WWE's active roster will do their best to ensure a head-of-the-table victory. Maybe even Jay Uso. But even in the midst of all this, Cody Rhodes will finally find a way to win the big one.

In my heart, I recognize the tribal chief and would love to see him break Hogan's record. But as a fan of storytelling, much is being prepared now for American Nightmare and its outrageous storytelling.

Here is the full card for WWE Lessonmania XL Night 1:

And here is the full card for WWE Lessonmania XL Night 2: