With two new world champions crowned across the four match card, WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event is now in the books – with fans now looking ahead to Survivor Series on November 29.
While we already know that the men’s and women’s WarGames matches will act as the show piece attractions for the Premium Live Event, there are plenty of unanswered questions as to who will feature in them, as well as what other matches will make up the rest of the card.
Here are our predictions for the WWE Survivor Series 2025 card.
Women’s WarGames Match – AJ Lee, Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss vs. Becky Lynch, Asuka, Kairi Sane, Roxanne Perez & Raquel Rodriguez
As is usually the case with the WarGames matches there are several different routes WWE could choose to go, particularly when it comes to the women’s roster.
AJ Lee hasn’t been seen on WWE TV since teaming with her husband CM Punk against Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch at Wrestlepalooza in September, and reports have suggested she could be back in time for a role in WarGames.
With a win over Lynch, Lee will likely eventually look to dethrone her for the Women’s Intercontinental Title, however, WWE may opt to delay that match until Saturday Night’s Main Event on December 13, or perhaps even WrestleMania 42 season.
As for the rest of the lineup, with tensions between The Kabuki Warriors and IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley still there, as well as a new feud between the Japanese stars and WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair also brewing, it seems like those scores could be settled inside the double cage. Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez could then perhaps be slotted in to fill the last remaining spots on the heel side.
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WWE Women’s World Championship – Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Nikki Bella
Outside of the WarGames match there are also a number of potential Women’s World Title matches that could be staged at Survivor Series.
While Roxanne Perez has recently been in the hunt for Vaquer’s gold, it seems likelier that La Primera’s next challenger could come from somewhere she wouldn’t expect.
Nikki Bella and Vaquer have had each other’s back since the Chilean debuted on WWE Raw, however, it seems as if a heel turn could potentially be coming for the Hall of Famer, setting up a title program between the two heading into Survivor Series.
Given Nikki’s experience, a win over the former two-time Divas Champion would help further boost Vaquer’s status as a top star on the roster heading into 2026.
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WWE Intercontinental Championship – Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. John Cena
At Saturday Night’s Main Event WWE announced a 16-man ‘Last Time is Now’ Tournament to determine John Cena’s final opponent at the December 13 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington D.C.
However, before Cena’s last match it is expected that his penultimate in-ring appearance will come at Survivor Series in San Diego, with Dominik Mysterio long rumored to be Cena’s planned opponent at the show.
With Mysterio being a star on the rise, a San Diego native, and holding the only title Cena has yet to hold in his WWE career; the story rights itself.
Cena winning the title would finally give him the distinction of being a Grand Slam Champion in WWE, and would also give his final ever opponent something else to fight for at Saturday Night’s Main Event.
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Undisputed WWE Championship – Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Jacob Fatu vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Randy Orton
After yet another controversial finish, Cody Rhodes successfully retained the Undisputed WWE Championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event against Drew McIntyre.
While Cody and Drew’s feud has gone on for some time now, the questionable nature of the finish could open the door for the Scotsman to receive one last opportunity at Survivor Series, albeit one that sees him as one of three challengers.
Randy Orton has been a background player in the SmackDown main event scene lately, but has had Rhodes’ back through his feud with McIntyre. With fans continuing to hope that a Rhodes vs. Orton feud is coming heading into 2026, WWE including Randy in the mix at Survivor Series could serve as a nice prelude for more to come in 2026.
Jacob Fatu was the subject of a mystery attack on the October 17 episode of SmackDown, and is reportedly out of action due to a dental issue. While his return date isn’t known, it feels like one of Rhodes, McIntyre or Orton could have been the one to put him on the shelf, so his involvement in the WWE Championship match at Survivor Series could further develop that angle until the guilty party is revealed.
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Men’s WarGames Match – Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Brock Lesnar & Austin Theory vs. CM Punk, Roman Reigns & The Usos
While the WarGames match has featured five participants on each team in recent years, it can also be a four vs. four contest, and as a result of Seth Rollins’ absence it seems as if WWE may be forced to go with that, rather than the five vs. five match they likely would have planned.
Before Rollins suffered his separated shoulder it was reported that Brock Lesnar and Austin Theory would be joining up with The Vision for WarGames; as of now there has been no evidence of this on WWE TV, but that’s not to say it won’t come in the next few weeks.
As for the babyface team, Jey Uso’s loss to CM Punk at Saturday Night’s Main Event may make the idea of them teaming together at WarGames somewhat unlikely, but with Roman Reigns’ help, Jey may be convinced to bury that resentment for one night in order to take down The Vision.
With stars such as LA Knight also involved in The Vision story, there is every chance that this match could become a five-on-five, however, for now it’s difficult to see who makes up the last remaining spot on the heel team.
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