Top three title changes that can happen at WWE SNME November 2025

A new World Champion will be crowned this weekend!

The WWE Universe is gearing up for an action-packed night as WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event (SNME) rolls into Salt Lake City, Utah, on November 1, 2025. With three major championships on the line, the event is set to reshape the landscape of WWE heading into Survivor Series: WarGames later this month.

From Cody Rhodes’ golden reign to CM Punk’s redemption story and Tiffany Stratton’s battle to retain her crown, WWE SNME could feature some monumental title changes. Let’s take a closer look at the three most likely championship upsets that might unfold this weekend.

3. CM Punk wins the World Heavyweight Championship

With Seth Rollins sidelined due to injury, the World Heavyweight Championship has been vacated, opening the door for CM Punk and Jey Uso to battle for the title. This match isn’t just about championship glory; it’s about legacy, redemption, and revenge.

Punk, who previously won the title from Gunther at WWE SummerSlam 2025, was shockingly dethroned by Rollins just weeks later. Now, with Rollins out of the picture, the “Best in the World” has a clear shot at reclaiming what he never truly lost.

As for Jey Uso, WWE might hesitate to make him champion again after an underwhelming run earlier this year. The storyline potential of Punk winning and perhaps being confronted by a returning Rollins at Survivor Series feels too compelling to ignore. Expect Punk to walk out of Salt Lake City as the new World Heavyweight Champion.

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2. Drew McIntyre wins Undisputed WWE Champion

There’s a growing belief that Drew McIntyre could finally reclaim world championship gold by defeating Cody Rhodes at WWE SNME. The Scottish Warrior came close at Wrestlepalooza last month but narrowly fell short. Now, with momentum on his side, he looks more dangerous than ever.

McIntyre’s last major title triumph came at WrestleMania 40, when he briefly held the World Heavyweight Championship before Damian Priest cashed in his Money in the Bank contract to snatch it away. Since then, McIntyre has been chasing redemption, and his recent attacks on Cody have added fuel to the fire.

On the latest episode of SmackDown, McIntyre brutally floored Rhodes with a Claymore Kick after the main event, sending a clear message: the time for talk is over. If WWE wants to build a strong heel champion heading into Survivor Series, McIntyre could be the one to carry the gold into WarGames season.

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1. Jade Cargill wins the WWE Women’s Championship

The women’s division could also see a seismic shift as Jade Cargill challenges Tiffany Stratton for the WWE Women’s Championship. Cargill’s recent heel turn has made her one of the most dangerous competitors in WWE today.

After initially helping Tiffany against Giulia and Kiana James, Jade shockingly attacked the champion, cementing her villainous transformation. To make matters worse, Stratton has reportedly been battling a lingering knee injury, which Jade exploited on SmackDown by targeting her leg.

With Tiffany’s health in question and Jade’s momentum reaching its peak, a title change seems inevitable. If Cargill captures the championship, it could signal a new era for the women’s division, one built around dominance, charisma, and power.

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