In a few days, the WWE Premium Live Event, WWE Survivor Series, makes its return. Fans are eager for the comeback of some superstars, and the card is expected to be one of the most stacked in recent times. The lineup includes two WarGames matches, a significant Intercontinental Title encounter, and other spectacular fights. So, it’s not a good idea to miss it. Here are all the details about the event that fans must know, from date and time to the match card and more.
Every Details Of WWE Survivor Series
This month’s Survivor Series is set to go live from Chicago on Saturday, November 25th. While rumors circulate about possible returns from the likes of CM Punk, Randy Orton, Trish Stratus, and others, there’s no official confirmation. It’s worth noting that past rumors have often remained just that – rumors – without turning into reality. Fans will have to wait for official updates to see if these speculations come to fruition.
In the USA, the main show of Survivor Series kicks off at 8 PM EST, with the Kickoff Show starting at 7 PM EST. In India, the event begins at 5:30 AM, while in the United Kingdom, it starts at 1 AM. For fans in Australia, the start time is 10 AM. Speaking of streaming details, here are the details about it:
- USA: Peacock
- UK: TNT Sports
- India: Sony Sports Network and Sony Liv
- Australia: Foxtel
WWE has officially confirmed five matches for the Survivor Series 2023 pay-per-view, featuring two significant title defenses and the WarGames. Check out the card below for the upcoming event.
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WWE Survivor Series Card:
- Gunther vs. The Miz: Intercontinental Championship match
- Rhea Ripley vs. Zoey Stark: Women’s World Championship match
- Men’s WarGames match
- Women’s WarGames match
- Carlito vs Santos Escobar
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