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Update On WWE Plans For WarGames Matches At Survivor Series

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An update has emerged regarding the format of the WarGames matches that will be held at this year’s Survivor Series premium live event.

This year’s Survivor Series event will take place on Saturday, November 26, and feature the iconic WarGames matches that were made famous by WCW and later became a staple of annual NXT events.

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A trailer for the event was shown during this evening’s (November 5) WWE Crown Jewel premium live event, which confirmed that the matches will contain “ten competitors” across “two rings”.

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Up until this point, it has not been clear whether matches would contain four, five, six, or another number of competitors.

Past WarGames matches have featured two or three teams, with each containing between three and five participants.

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Matches are held in two wrestling rings connected to one another, and surrounded by a large steel cage.

Participants’ entry is staggered throughout the match, with a member of each team entering at regular intervals.

Not much else is known about the event, though Triple H confirmed that the show would feature both a men’s and a women’s WarGames match.

The trailer seems to support this, showing members of both men’s and women’s stables including the Bloodline and Damage CTRL.

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With there being 5 members of the Bloodline, it would seem to imply that Roman Reigns will be involved in the match alongside Solo Sikoa, The Usos and Sami Zayn. The interesting part comes on the women’s match, as there are seemingly only 4 members of each team.

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