Three weeks after WWE gets through its controversial Crown Jewel 2026 premium live event on November 7, Houston, Texas will host the 40th annual Survivor Series on November 28.

For the fifth year running, the event will be bookended by WarGames matches, but there is often space for a few more additions to the card alongside those bouts.

Considering how hot Oba Femi is right now – and the massive plans reportedly in store for him in 2027 – WWE should be doing their best to find something worthwhile for him to do in Houston.

Here are three potential plans for Oba Femi at WWE Survivor Series 2026:

Settle rivalry with Bron Breakker & The Vision

It’s quite hard to tell where Oba Femi and The Vision stand right now on WWE Raw.

Bron Breakker – who Femi defeated via DQ at Sunday Night’s Main Event – has seemingly moved on to a feud with Penta and Je’Von Evans for now, while Bronson Reed hasn’t been seen since Femi defeated him at Money in the Bank.

Then there’s Paul Heyman. Two weeks ago on Raw “The Oracle” attempted to recruit Femi as his next client, only for the Nigerian star to decline.

The assumption would have been that The Vision would be a bit miffed by Heyman’s actions, leading to some kind of follow up on this during last week’s Raw (October 19), but there was nothing of the sort.

Considering Femi didn’t get a definitive win over Breakker when they faced last month, an easy route for WWE to take heading into Survivor Series is booking a rematch between the two that could bring an end to the rivalry.

Challenged by returning superstar (Drew McIntyre or Seth Rollins)

There are a number of WWE stars that could be poised for a return to WWE TV after months away, with Drew McIntyre and Seth Rollins perhaps the two most notable.

“The Scottish Warrior” hasn’t been seen in WWE since WrestleMania 42, whereas Rollins was last in action in the main event of SummerSlam 2026 Night Two, when he lost to Roman Reigns.

With both seemingly waiting on creative plans, WWE could book one of them as Oba Femi’s next primary rival; one that could keep “The Ruler” busy for the remainder of the year.

Given that Femi is reportedly set for a WrestleMania 43 main event against Roman Reigns, it’s highly unlikely that he would be losing to Rollins or McIntyre, so admittedly this wouldn’t be the ideal usage of either man if WWE wants them to be booked strongly upon their own return.

Join Team Bloodline in WarGames

With Femi and Roman Reigns destined to collide at WrestleMania 43, WWE could use Survivor Series as the first step in building that match.

At the time of writing The Bloodline are down one for their potential five-man WarGames team against The 946. While the assumption is that Jacob Fatu will take that last spot, there are some who think “The Samoan Werewolf” may still end up aligning with Royce Keys’ group in the end – as illogical as that is given what the group did to him a month ago.

If The Bloodline were in need of a fifth man then Femi would definitely be the one of the best choices for that spot on paper given his undeniable momentum and future plans with “The OTC.”