Updated WWE Survivor Series 2026 Match Card Predictions Including The Bloodline vs. 946

WWE rolls into Houston and Daikin Park for its annual Thanksgiving weekend premium live event, Survivor Series, headlined by War Games.

While the main event is not yet official, all signs point to The Bloodline and 946 waging war in the marquee match.

What other matches should fans expect to see, and who will fill out the spots in those matches?

Find out with this preview of the Saturday, November 28 extravaganza.

Team USA vs. Team Mexico

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Team USA (Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Chad Gable, Je'Von Evans, and Trick Williams) vs. Team Mexico (Penta, Rey Fenix, El Grande Americano, Dragon Lee, and Dominik Mysterio)

In the wake of his victory over Randy Orton at Crown Jewel, Cody Rhodes expressed his desire to captain Team USA against Team Mexico at Survivor Series, in the 5-on-5 Traditional Elimination Tag Team Match announced by Rey Mysterio on Friday.

Rhodes, CM Punk, Chad Gable, Je'Von Evans, and Trick Williams are all prominently featured Superstars with nothing else going on at this point for the premium live event in Houston.

Mysterio was careful not to mention AAA, thus the lack of those stars on the Mexican team. Penta and Rey Fenix have been all over WWE programming, Dragon Lee has built tremendous momentum for himself, El Grande Americano is the AAA Mega Champion, and the idea of Rey turning to his dastardly son to fill out the team provides some story background for the squad.

A fun, energetic, elimination tag team match the likes of which longtime WWE fans grew up with at the Survivor Series, this one would have the potential to steal the show and, potentially, set in motion WrestleMania 43 plans.

Punk vs. Rhodes, I'm looking at you.

Women's War Games Match

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Team Charlotte (Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, Tatum Paxley, Bayley, and Rhea Ripley) vs. Team Jade (Jade Cargill, B-Fab, Michin, Fallon Henley, and Lainey Reid)

Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss have been feuding with Jade Cargill, Michin, B-Fab, and Fatal Influence in some form or fashion dating back to post-WrestleMania 42. Paxley, upon her arrival, joined the fray, too. Bayley was just introduced by way of a sneak attack by the former three on Raw.

It makes sense that those four women would team up to take on their rivals in the Women's War Game Match, but they would need a fifth to round out the field.

Enter, Rhea Ripley.

The Eradicator has a history of returning in time for this annual gimmick match. While we haven't been told that her injured knee has healed enough for her to return, this would be the perfect place for her to come back, given her history with the opposing team.

The match would have the history you expect from these War Games matches and, hopefully, be the rivalry's finale given how long it has been running.

If Ripley cannot go, another Raw star, such as Becky Lynch, would be a great addition and the story thread of her long, complicated history with Flair would make for hearty in-match storytelling potential.

Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn

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Kevin Owens defeated CM Punk in their No Holds Barred Match on Friday's SmackDown and as a result, should earn a WWE Championship Match against his longtime friend Sami Zayn at Survivor Series.

The feud is one of the longest, most complex in modern WWE history, meaning the creative team does not have to get fancy or overbook any reasons for them to come together.

They have a history, Owens wants the title, Zayn has it...that's it.

That the match would likely be extraordinary, as most of their encounters are, only enhances the reason to bring those two together for a high-stakes title match at one of the most important premium live events of the year.

Men's War Games Match

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The Bloodline (Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, The Usos, and Solo Sikoa) vs. 946 (Royce Keys, Carmelo Hayes, Cruz Montana, Bronco Nima, and Lucien Price)

From the moment Royce Keys and the 946 arrived on WWE TV, they have targeted The Bloodline. They have targeted The Usos, Jacob Fatu, and Solo Sikoa from day one, and recently, they have done the same to Roman Reigns after being humbled by The OTC in his first interaction with the group.

The young faction has been one step ahead of the family, introducing Jaida Parker, Carmelo Hayes, and Cruz Montana to the mix as they have built their group.

With Reigns having exorcised his demons in the form of challengers to his World Heavyweight Championship, and is fresh off a victory over Sami Zayn at Crown Jewel, he can refocus himself by leading The Usos, Sikoa, and a returning Fatu into war against their antagonists.

War Games, like the women's match, is the perfect culmination for a feud of this size. In a perfect world, the heels would go over to really establish them as a dangerous force in WWE but beating the Bloodline then creates the question: where do they go from here?

Considering how ingrained in WWE lore the babyface team is, it is a question WWE Creative probably is not ready to answer.

Reigns and Co. win here to wrap up this feud and turn their attention to WrestleMania. As for the heels? Hopefully, there is a plan for how to reinvigorate them post-Survivor Series.