The FinalSlam: Amine vs Squeezie, your guide to the night
Summary
- The night at a glance
- Stream for Humanity: the promise that started it all
- More than a showdown: a full card of influencers
- Why could the Final Rumble steal the show?
- Did you know?
- Tickets, Twitch, commentary: your guide to November 14
- In focus: the voices of a generation
- THE DEBT WILL BE SETTLED IN THE RING
A year ago, a promise was made live on stream. The kind of bet you make to get a fundraiser going, then always end up having to honor. More than €1.5 million later, the time has come to pay up. On November 14, Amine settles the score with Squeezie in the ring at The FinalSlam.
The FinalSlam, Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Plenitude Arena. A charitable debt settled between the ropes.
The night at a glance
- Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026, doors at 6 p.m., show at 8 p.m.
- Venue: Plenitude Arena (formerly Paris La Défense Arena), Nanterre
- Main event: AmineMaTue vs Squeezie
- ️ On the mic: Christophe Agius and Philippe Chéreau
- Broadcast: free, live on AmineMaTue's Twitch channel
Stream for Humanity: the promise that started it all
It all started in November 2025. The second edition of Stream for Humanity, AmineMaTue's charity marathon. Live on stream, the streamer made a bet: if the fundraiser topped €300,000, he would face Squeezie in a wrestling ring.
The target was blown out of the water. The fundraiser ended up exceeding €1.5 million, donated to Médecins Sans Frontières and Secours populaire français. Squeezie accepted live on stream. From then on, the promise became a debt of honor.
Amine didn't forget. On the evening of October 19, 2026, the official poster dropped and set social media on fire. The creator of Eleven All Star is moving from the football pitch to the ring, driven by the same obsession: turning a streaming stunt into a live arena event.
"FINAL SLAM ⚡️ FRANCE'S BIGGEST WRESTLING EVENT"
AmineMaTue, on X, October 19, 2026
More than a showdown: a full card of influencers
The main event has all the makings of a score-settling showdown: Amine vs Squeezie. Two heavyweights of the French web, a promise to settle, and no way out.
The rest of the card is taking shape. Anyme faces Byilhan in a streamer showdown. According to Defense-92, each is set to team up with a professional wrestler, in a tag-team format that the organizers have yet to finalize. On the creator front, GregMMA challenges IbraTV: the web's fighter takes on the king of pranks.
And to add credibility to the ring, a true pro wrestling name. Raj Dhesi, aka Jinder Mahal, WWE Champion in 2017, will face a mystery opponent. We're betting this name will be the first big thrill of the night
Why could the Final Rumble steal the show?
The format comes straight from WWE's Royal Rumble. 30 participants, one winner. A wrestler is eliminated as soon as they go over the top rope and both feet touch the ground.
Five names have already been confirmed: Inoxtag, Mister V, Kaatsup, Alderiate and JL Tomy. The other 25 will be revealed gradually from October 26. Needless to say, every announcement will reignite the hype.
Our prediction is clear. The main event fills the arena, but the Rumble will deliver the clips. Thirty egos in the same ring, surprise entrances, alliances falling apart: the real score will be settled there.
Did you know?
This isn't the Plenitude Arena's first time hosting a wrestling ring. The former Paris La Défense Arena already welcomed WWE in 2025 for Clash in Paris. The FinalSlam is stepping into an arena that knows the sound of the ropes.
Tickets, Twitch, commentary: your guide to November 14
First date to mark on your calendar: Monday, October 26. That's when the organizers kick off the official contract signing, the first face-offs and ticket sales. According to Defense-92, tickets will range from €9 to €90, depending on the category. Don't wait too long.
No ticket? No worries. The show will be streamed for free in full on AmineMaTue's Twitch channel. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the show starting at 8 p.m.
In focus: the voices of a generation
On commentary: Christophe Agius and Philippe Chéreau. The duo that brought WWE to French TV viewers for years is back on the mic for a 100% French-made show. For an entire generation, this is the detail that turns The FinalSlam from a streamer stunt into a real wrestling gala.
THE DEBT WILL BE SETTLED IN THE RING
A promise made live on stream, one and a half million euros raised, and a bill coming due on November 14. Amine pays, Squeezie collects—or the other way around. The countdown starts now.
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