The iconic WarGames match type is back again for this year’s Survivor Series premium live event, as men’s and women’s versions of the bout will headline Saturday’s card.

On the men’s side, Roman Reigns will lead the original Bloodline faction joined by CM Punk against Solo Sikoa and the new Bloodline, while the rivalry between Rhea Ripley and women’s world champion Liv Morgan will be the main focus in the women’s WarGames match.

Also, three major men’s singles titles will be on the line in the form of the World Heavyweight Championship, Intercontinental Championship and United States Championship.

Here is a full look at the entire Survivor Series: WarGames 2024 card, as well as a deeper dive into the matches with the best chance to steal at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver.

Where: Rogers Arena in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

When: Saturday, Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. ET

Watch: Peacock

WWE Survivor Series 2024 Match Card and Projected Order

Top Survivor Series 2024 Matches to Watch

Men’s WarGames Match

Another chapter will be written in one of the most compelling storylines in WWE history at Survivor Series when the current and original iterations of The Bloodline clash in a WarGames match.

Solo Sikoa built The Bloodline in his own vision while Roman Reigns was away, bringing in the likes of Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa, plus he recently added Bronson Reed to the ranks for WarGames.

Reigns had to put in a lot of work in order to build a team capable of taking down The Bloodline, and it started with regaining the trust of his cousins, Jey and Jimmy Uso.

Once he did that, a reunion with Sami Zayn was in the cards, bringing The Honorary Uce back into the fold.

It was unclear who would be the fifth man for the OG Bloodline, but the WWE Universe was shocked when Paul Heyman made his return on Friday after months away and brought one of the original Heyman Guys with him in CM Punk.

There is no telling whether Punk will be able to co-exist with Reigns and Co., but his involvement adds even more intrigue to what was already set to be a highly entertaining match with plenty of fan investment.

Women’s WarGames Match

Although no contest on the Survivor Series card will be able to overshadow the men’s WarGames match due to the star power and storyline elements involved, the women’s iteration could prove to be the best bout on the card from an in-ring perspective.

Rhea Ripley’s recent return and the continuation of her feud with Liv Morgan is the basis for the women’s WarGames match, but they will be surrounded by several other elite talents as well.

The babyface team is especially stacked with the likes of Bianca Belair, Naomi, Iyo Sky and Bayley joining Ripley, but Morgan has a strong group in her own right with Raquel Rodriguez, Tiffany Stratton, Candice LeRae and WWE women’s champion Nia Jax.

Among the 10 participants, there figures to be a significant variance in styles, which is ideal when it comes to putting on a unique and entertaining WarGames contest.

The likes of Sky, Naomi and Stratton figure to come up with some jaw-dropping high spots, while the strength of Ripley, Belair, Jax and Rodriguez will also play well within the environment.

All of that points toward what could be the best women’s WarGames match WWE has delivered.

Gunther vs. Damian Priest

Although the WarGames contests will be huge attractions at Survivor Series, the spotlight in terms of singles matches will rest firmly on world heavyweight champion Gunther and challenger Damian Priest.

WWE has cobbled a well-told story leading up to the PLE with Gunther struggling to achieve the level of dominance he reached as intercontinental champion and Priest not hesitating to call it out.

Priest also made mention of the fact that Gunther needed interference to beat him for the title at SummerSlam in the first place, casting further doubt on whether The Ring General can defeat him in a fair fight.

On top of all that, Gunther and The Archer of Infamy proved to have strong in-ring chemistry during their previous encounter at SummerSlam, which suggests they have a chance to come through with one of the best matches on the Survivor Series card.

Ultimately, Gunther is expected to retain, and if he goes back to his roots with a vintage performance reminiscent of what he was doing while he was the IC titleholder, it should put him back on track as world heavyweight champ.

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