Survivor Series: War Games

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The WWE’s first pay-per-view of 2025 will be Royal Rumble in Indianapolis.

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**The Opening Match is the Women’s War Games match featuring Rhea Ripley. Team Rhea, consisting of Bianca Belair, Iyo Sky, Naomi, Bayley, and Rhea herself, faces Team Liv, which includes Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Nia Jax, Tiffany Stratton, and Candice LaRae. Rhea’s team has the advantage going into this match

The match begins with Bayley making her way to the ring, followed by Nia, who is representing Team Liv. Naomi is entering the ring for her first War Games match, while Tiffany Stratton is eager to join but is held back by Candice. Bianca joins the action in the cage next. Tiffany is finally on her way to the ring. Iyo Sky exits next, bringing a trash can with her. Raquel is making her third appearance in War Games. Rhea enters the ring, leaving Liv as the last entrant. Liv comes out armed with a baseball bat, aiming to use it against Rhea. As Iyo sprays the fire extinguisher, Rhea manages to handcuff Raquel to the ring. Rhea then delivers a Riptide to Liv Morgan, putting her through a table and securing the victory for her team.

**MATCH 2 — The United States Championship was at stake as L.A. Knight defended his title against Shinsuke Nakamura. Nakamura made a triumphant return with a complete rebranding that is quite intimidating. He successfully got inside Knight’s head, disrupting his game plan. I was hoping for a better match from Knight, but ultimately, this was the one title change, with Shinsuke coming out on top (and there was no black mist involved). I’m not entirely sure why the title changed hands, but I’ll be waiting to see what’s next for Knight after this defeat.

**MATCH 3 — Triple Threat Match for the Intercontentional Title between Braun Brekker, Sheamus, Ludwig Kaiser and Braun Brekker. This match could have gone anyway. With triple threats, anything and everything is legal. Each has their own moments in the spotlight. With the devastating spear taking out Sheamus, Braun is successful in the title defence. I.M.O I can’t see Sheamus being around too much longer, within the next 5 years to retire.

**MATCH 4 — Damien Priest faced Gunther in a title match. Gunther has been off his game lately and is starting to question himself. Damien has been pushing him into unfamiliar territory. The match was solid, and I didn’t expect a title change to happen this time. However, Finn Balor interfered to ensure that Damien lost the match. I feel like this sets the stage for a feud between Damien and Finn. To be honest, Judgment Day is getting stale and needs a fresh start; they’re becoming boring.

**MATCH 5 — Men’s War Games Match**

I have a feeling that this storyline is not over with by a long shot.

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