With the dust still settling from WWE Crown Jewel, WWE has moved full steam ahead towards building its next PLE: Survivor Series 2026.

Sticking to Survivor Series tradition, the card appears set to mostly consist of multi-person matches, with men’s and women’s WarGames matches, as well as a Team USA vs. Team Mexico five vs. five elimination tag taking place on November 28.

WWE is also sprinkling in at least one normal singles match though, as Adam Pearce confirmed on Raw that Liv Morgan will be defending her Women’s World Title against Becky Lynch on the show.

While last year’s Survivor Series only featured four matches total, WWE may go the extra mile and add a fifth bout in order to break up the card.

Here are three more championship matches we could see announced for Survivor Series 2026:

WWE Women’s Championship: Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Chelsea Green

As predictable as it was, Tiffany Stratton turning heel by cashing in her Money in the Bank on Chelsea Green was the most headline-worthy moment from a fairly uneventful WWE Crown Jewel 2026 PLE.

Yes, WWE should have went with Roxanne Perez for Money in the Bank – as her cash-in on Liv Morgan would have been monumentally more interesting – but at least WWE had the mercy to not make us sit through many more months of teased cash-ins before Stratton finally executed her master plan of betraying Green.

Also, a heel Tiffany Stratton should be a hell of a lot more interesting than her babyface run, which felt like it ran its course about a year ago.

The fans will be in Green’s corner more than ever after what happened and will want to see Green get her title back at the first opportunity, which very well could be Survivor Series on November 28.

WWE United States Championship: Trick Williams (c) vs. Damian Priest

If WWE wants to sprinkle in a mid-card championship match into the Survivor Series proceedings, they may have a solid option with Trick Williams vs. Damian Priest for the United States Title.

The pair have yet to meet on WWE SmackDown, but seeds have been planted all over the place for a future rivalry, so it feels inevitable that they cross paths.

There is also not a ton of heel contenders for Trick’s title on SmackDown right now, as many of the bigger names are either busy with other things or chasing the Undisputed WWE Title.

Based on early signs, Priest is back in his element as a heel, so hopefully this rivalry is a lot more interesting than Trick’s feud with another heavyweight heel: Baron Corbin.

Undisputed WWE Championship: Sami Zayn (c) vs. Kevin Owens

With Roman Reigns preoccupied with The 946, WWE should be looking to put their other world champion Sami Zayn to the test with a title defense in Houston.

Zayn has had no shortage of potential challengers circling him and his prized possession in recent months, but now, with Survivor Series on the horizon, there seems to only really be one candidate: Kevin Owens.

Cody Rhodes and CM Punk are set to represent Team USA against Team Mexico, Randy Orton will likely be taking time off after his loss to Rhodes at Crown Jewel, and GUNTHER is busy trying to contend with “The Demon” Finn Balor.

Owens is fresh off a major win over CM Punk on last week’s SmackDown, and – as much as Sami Zayn will likely dispute it – should now be considered the frontrunner for a title shot at Survivor Series.