Early Prediction For the WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2022 Match Card

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Survivor Series is one of the promotion's five biggest events, along with WrestleMania, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, and Money in the Bank referred to as the "Big Five".

Somewhere along the line, it seems like the importance has waned, but Triple H's new role as the head of WWE, is starting to fill up the thrill into the fans. Triple H is determined to bring the reputation back. With the announcement that WarGames matches will take place on the November show, wrestling fans are excited about the event.



Here are the early predictions for Survivor Series WarGames 2022.

1. Bobby Lashley vs. Brock Lesnar

The feud between Bobby Lashley and Brock Lesnar would not end at Crown Jewel but would move on to Survivor Series for a marquee addition to the cards.



As can be seen from their previous encounters and physical fights on Raw, the WWE Universe loves these two giants beating each other. They should continue to do so throughout the fall.

2. Men’s WarGames Match: Team Wyatt Vs Team Bloodline

On October 8th, Bray Wyatt made his much-anticipated return to WWE following a cryptic campaign involving white rabbits, QR codes, and Jefferson Airplane. As Extreme Rules came to a close, the lights went out and “He's got the whole world in his hands” played in the arena.



A report is being run by Zero News which states that "a pitch has been made" for Team Wyatt vs. The Bloodline. This might be a good idea if it's true, but we're told it's not factual. "Early talks A pitch has been made for Team Wyatt Vs Bloodline This year for Survivor Series.

3. Women’s WarGames Match: Damage CTRL vs. Team Belair

The WarGames match consists of two or three teams, with between three and five participants facing off with each other in staggered entry format.

I think this year's Women's WarGames match could feature Damage CTRL taking on Team Belair.

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