Unlike WWE’s clear and obvious creative direction for the men’s WarGames match at Survivor Series 2026, the women’s match has been far harder to predict.

While we have seen pretty significant clues as to who could feature on each team over the past week, we still don’t quite know for sure which way WWE will be going. What does seem likely however, is that the match will be a cross-branded affair much like last year’s was.

When looking at current storylines and each wrestler’s potential availability for Survivor Series, we could potentially see at least some of the following four Raw stars feature in this year’s WarGames match.

Here are four WWE Raw stars that could feature in this year’s women’s WarGames match:

Bayley

The most clear cut pick from Raw right now absolutely has to be Bayley.

“The Role Model” was taken out backstage by Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab during the the November 2 episode of WWE Raw, which led to her heading to SmackDown to get a bit of revenge alongside the return Charlotte Flair and former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley.

All of the names in this equation feel like nailed on picks for WarGames, which would leave only one spot remaining on the babyface team and two on the heel side. So who else could make up the numbers?

IYO SKY

There is only one name that should immediately come to mind for that last spot on the babyface WarGames team: IYO SKY.

SKY has featured in all seven women’s WarGames matches in WWE history, and that spans NXT and the main roster. This makes it rather unfathomable to imagine WWE having a WarGames match without her, despite her not really fitting into the equation this year.

SKY’s primary rival right now is Raquel Rodriguez, so it probably makes more sense for her to challenge for the Women’s Intercontinental Title than enter WarGames… Unless Judgment Day also find themselves inside the cage on November 28.

Judgment Day (Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez)

While it seems like Jade Cargill, B-Fab & Michin are set to compete in WarGames, there is a chance that WWE leaves one or both of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions on the sidelines, so they can accommodate the entire Judgment Day.

WWE typically like to take several different rivalries into WarGames, and by having Judgment Day involved they could carry Rodriguez’s rivalry with IYO SKY into the cage, as well as one of Liv Morgan’s rivals for the Women’s World Title.

Putting Judgment Day in WarGames would also allow give Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez a chance to wrestle in front of their home state of Texas, so that’s an added bonus.

Stephanie Vaquer

If Judgment Day, or at least Liv Morgan, makes it into WarGames, you better believe Stephanie Vaquer won’t be far behind.

“La Primera” made a return to the ring during WWE’s Road to Survivor Series tour, a welcome sight given that she was deemed unable to compete in a scheduled Women’s World Title number one contender’s match on the October 26 episode of Raw.

As well as booking a Women’s World Title match between Morgan and Vaquer in the weeks leading up to Survivor Series, WWE could take the rivalry into WarGames and have both women stand across from each other on opposing teams.