Four early predictions for WWE Survivor Series 2025

The final main roster PLE of 2025 will emanate from San Diego.

The 39th edition of Survivor Series: WarGames will take place on Saturday, November 29, 2025, at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The show will feature stars from the Raw and SmackDown brands, and it will also feature the two WarGames matches. 

The promotion has announced multiple matches for the final PLE of 2025, including the two marquee WarGames matches in the men’s and women’s divisions. Stephanie Vaquer is set to defend the Women’s World title against Nikki Bella.

On the other hand, John Cena will put the Intercontinental title against Dominik Mysterio in a rematch. Additionally, this will be his final WWE PLE appearance. As WWE gears up to deliver the go-home show of Raw and SmackDown before the PLE, here are the top four early predictions for WWE Survivor Series.

4. Jacob Fatu returns

Dave Meltzer of F4WOnline recently reported that there are key figures in WWE who are strongly supporting the idea of Jacob Fatu being pushed as one of the company’s top stars. Fatu has been written off TV due to an injury, and was also reported to be in the men’s WarGames match.

Reports have also confirmed that Fatu’s absence is because of a dental procedure, not a significant injury. This means Fatu will likely have a short turnaround, and what better way for his return than during the WarGames? WWE could explore the attack angle during his return, similar to Jade Cargill’s return at Elimination Chamber.

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3. Charlotte Flair walks out again

Charlotte Flair has already expressed her differences with Rhea Ripley and even walked out of the babyface team, but returned shortly once the opposing team attacked her tag partner, Alexa Bliss. Flair on last week’s SmackDown managed to talk it out with Ripley, setting aside their differences to deal with the heels at WarGames.

However, after losing the Women’s Tag titles, WWE might decide to explore a singles run for Flair and Bliss. Flair could once again walk out of the team after a potential argument with Ripley during the match. This would also help the heels to secure a win, with likely Becky and Lee’s feud taking centre stage, helping WWE to promote the highly anticipated clash between Lee and Lynch.

2. Stephanie Vaquer retains

During the November 17 show, Nikki Bella once again attacked the Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, making her intentions clear and asking for a title shot. WWE later in the show made the match official for the Women’s World title between the two former friends at the final PLE.

While the lack of build will likely hurt the match, Vaquer and Nikki could turn the tide and deliver an amazing match. Anyhow, despite the heel turn, Vaquer is likely going to retain the title, and while a short run in WWE isn’t impossible, putting the title on Nikki, who has been struggling to deliver consistent good performances. On the other hand, Vaquer’s tremendous rise hints at her retaining the title.

1. John Cena drops the IC title

In a surprise turn of events, John Cena, in an impromptu match against Dominik Mysterio during the November 10 show of Raw, pinned him to capture the Intercontinental title. However, in Cena’s final appearance, Mysterio asked for a rematch at the final PLE of 2025.

Cena immediately accepted the challenge and is now set to defend the title against Dominik on Saturday. However, as tradition goes in WWE, a veteran usually puts over rising stars in their retirement match. Additionally, WWE stars also don’t retire with the title, which means Cena will drop the IC title before the retirement.

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