WWE Survivor Series 2014: Titles Most Likely to Change Hands at Event

While Sunday's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view didn't have any title changes, expect some of the company's champions to lose their beloved belts at next month's Survivor Series event.

The first name that springs to mind is United States champion Sheamus. The Irish star has had a long, if unremarkable, run with the secondary belt.

At this point Sheamus isn't really being helped by the title, nor is the belt gaining much prestige from being associated with him.

It's surely time to give someone a shot with it. Maybe The Miz could have another title match in St. Louis and actually pull out the win this time. Or possibly a new challenger, like Bo Dallas, could emerge and snatch the title at the pay-per-view. There are a few compelling booking options here.

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Sheamus' anger over his loss could lead to him turning heel at long last, too—a role he is infinitely better suited for.

A.J. Lee—who retained her Divas Championship against Paige in Dallas—might be another wrestler on the roster set for a title loss.

Lee has been a decent enough champion, but it's hard to argue that her title reign hasn't been rather dull. Constantly putting her against Paige—boy, did that feud run out of steam fairly quickly—may have been a reason. Nor is she allowed as much mic time as she used to be.

She’s as talented as ever, of course, but WWE doesn’t seem to be using her to the best of her abilities.

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With Lee (hopefully) moving on from Paige now, Nikki Bella looks to be next obvious challenger for the title. Nikki has performed extremely well since turning heel on her sister two months ago. Her mic skills are great, even if her storyline feud with her twin has been mostly mediocre.

She's gotten better as a wrestler, too. While she probably wouldn't be able to carry the Divas division the way Lee or Paige has, it's easy to see her performing fairly well as champion, particularly if the writers try to hide her weaknesses.

Dolph Ziggler could be set to lose his title in St. Louis as well.

The Intercontinental champion has found himself clashing with The Authority over the past few days, and it looks like he may be on John Cena’s team at Survivor Series.

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Knowing how petty Triple H and Stephanie McMahon can be, it wouldn’t be surprising if they forced him to defend his belt at the event, too, and then interfered to cost him the match.

Survivor Series looks to be a fairly significant pay-per-view—especially in terms of the company’s titles. WWE may very well use the show to reshuffle and revamp things, and give their programming a whole new and interesting direction.