And this year’s edition of Crown Jewel promises to be bigger than any previous edition.

That’s because the event introduces the Crown Jewel Championships in two main games.

For the men it’s champion vs. champion between Cody Rhodes and Gunther and for the women it’s between Liv Morgan and Nia Jax. They will each compete for new Crown Jewel titles, consisting of 50 Carets of Diamonds, which Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque introduced at Bad Blood last month.

As if that wasn’t enough, Roman Reigns, the original tribal chief, reunites with his cousins, The Usos, to take on The Bloodline 2.0 in a huge six-man tag team match.

These three matches are part of a seven-match card at Crown Jewel, the sixth such event since 2018. It will be WWE’s 12th show in Saudi Arabia since WWE partnered with General Authority for Entertainment. The 10-year agreement calls for two major events in the country each year (one in Riyadh and the other in Jeddah).