WWE Survivor Series 2015: Most Likely Heel and Face Turns at Event

With the tournament for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship still ongoing, there aren't that many matches that have been locked in for Survivor Series yet this year.

That makes it tough to confidently predict where the most likely swerves will be and who the big heel and face turns will come from.

But the tournament itself offers hope for some drama, with some big names potentially going through a change of character on the night.

Here's what we're likely to see in terms of face and heel turns at Survivor Series 2015.

Sasha Banks

The Divas division went through a big change recently when Paige turned babyface, but that doesn't mean there couldn't be more drama at Survivor Series.

And of all the candidates who could turn on the night, Sasha Banks seems a good fit.

She's an incredibly popular wrestler with WWE fans, and she's arguably the most talented wrestler the entire division possesses, or at least one of the strongest.

With Charlotte set to fight Paige for the title at Survivor Series, could Banks make an impact elsewhere and turn face? The whole three-team concept in the division hasn't really worked, so perhaps Team B.A.D. should be the next to split.

Have Banks turn on Naomi and Tamina Snuka, or vice versa, to set Sasha on her way as a babyface. It could be the move that pushes her straight into title contention.

Sting

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Granted this would be a major surprise, but could Sting show up at Survivor Series in dramatic fashion to turn heel?

He's been babyface ever since he showed up in WWE, but with WrestleMania season fast approaching, does Sting potentially turn heel now and set up his feud for the biggest time of the year?

Fans will always want to see Sting vs. Undertaker until it actually happens, so perhaps this could be the opportunity for the heel turn to take place, getting involved in Taker's match with The Wyatt Family.

Have the lights drop and everyone assume The Wyatt Family are going to execute a numbers-game beating on Kane and Taker. But then Sting appears when the lights go back up, and everyone assumes he's there to save The Brothers of Destruction.

But then cue Sting taking down Undertaker and turning heel in the process.

It would be a spectacular twist and a move that would set up the bout fans have craved for so long.

Dean Ambrose

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You almost get the feeling that one of the former members of The Shield is destined to turn heel at Survivor Series.

Whether it is Dean Ambrose or Roman Reigns remains to be seen, but there is a case for either man.

In Ambrose's instance, it would naturally be to cost Roman Reigns the chance of winning the title in the final of the tournament.

Ambrose and Reigns don't necessarily need to meet in the final, as Ambrose could run in during the final and screw Reigns in spectacular fashion.

From there you'd have Reigns and Ambrose in a red-hot feud, although with Dean costing Roman the title, the drawback of this idea would be having someone else winning the world title.

Although Ambrose could turn heel, it does seem like Reigns is better placed for a run as a heel.

Roman Reigns

Although his performances and his relationship with WWE fans have both improved lately, the feeling is that Roman Reigns could still work as a heel.

He may never completely get over as a babyface, so perhaps the best plan is for WWE to swallow its pride and turn Reigns heel.

The prospect of him joining The Authority was teased last week, and it could play out that Reigns finally gives in and decides to join forces with Triple H at Survivor Series.

If he and Dean Ambrose are in the final of the world title tournament, the chance is there for Reigns to screw Ambrose over and become a heel.

Just as it looks like the two friends are going to finish a fantastic match in clean fashion, out comes Triple H and offers Reigns one last chance, which he duly takes.

It would be similar to The Rock's shocking heel turn at the end of Survivor Series 1998, when he emerged through a championship tournament the victor by joining forces with Vince McMahon.