WWE Survivor Series 2025 Full Updated Card, Date, Time & How To Watch

Apart from the potential addition of a United States Open Challenge match with Ilja Dragunov or a Jade Cargill Women’s WWE Championship title defense, the 2025 Survivor Series card appears to be complete.

Following an eventful episode of Raw in Oklahoma City, here’s a look at where the Survivor Series card sits.

Date: Saturday, November 29
Time: 7pm ET
Location: Petco Park in San Diego
How to Watch: ESPN Unlimited

WWE Survivor Series 2025 Full Card

Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Roman Reigns vs. Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Logan Paul, Drew McIntyre and Brock Lesnar in the Men’s War Games match
Rhea Ripley, Iyo Sky, Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair and AJ Lee vs. Nia Jax, Lash Legend, The Kabuki Warriors (Asuka and Kairi Sane) and Becky Lynch in a Women’s War Games match
John Cena vs Dominik Mysterio for the WWE Intercontinental Championship
Stephanie Vaquer vs Nikki Bella for the Women’s World Heavyweight Championship

The Vision and Brock Lesnar squad won the War Games advantage thanks to a roll-up pin from Paul in the Raw main event against the Usos. The match was forgettable although wrestling fans were treated to this hilarious blunder from Lesnar just before the show went off the air.

The fact that the pyro went off while Lesnar tried to get to his feet makes this even funnier. It’ll be interesting to see if anyone takes a swipe at Lesnar for hitting the deck.

I’m expecting to see the advantage for the women’s WarGames match determined on Smackdown. A tag-team match between Rhea Ripley and Charlotte Flair vs. the Kabuki Warriors seems like it could have been the move to determine which side has the edge.

Instead, according to spoilers, WWE went another route.

Many are predicting both heel teams going over, which would be great.

Cena will defend his IC title against Dominik Mysterio. I believe Cena should win because it raises the stakes for his final match on Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington D.C. on December 13.

LA Knight vs. Cena on December 13 for the IC title makes a ton of sense.

In what figures to be the second match of the night, Vaquer will face Bella. It is hard to imagine this match lasting more than 10-15 minutes. There’s no logical reason for Bella to go over in this match.

I’m wondering if it’s even possible for Bella to push Vaquer into a great match. Vaquer needs a feud with someone who can cut a great promo and keep up in the ring. Blake Monroe hasn’t been called up yet; Liv Morgan is injured and on Raw.

Both women fit the bill, but for now we get Vaquer vs. Bella. Let’s see what happens. In the meantime, be on the lookout for fallout from Smackdown as we head into Survivor Series.

In case you missed it, here’s the results from Raw.

Gunther defeated Carmelo Hayes to advance to the semifinals of the Last Time is Now Tournament
Rey Mysterio defeated JD McDonagh
Solo Sikoa defeated Penta via doctor stoppage to advance to the semifinals of the Last Time is Now Tournament
Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre defeated Jey and Jimmy Uso to gain the WarGames advantage

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