WWE Survivor Series is finally upon us, and fans are incredibly excited about the event. The company has booked a solid card from top to bottom, ensuring fans will have a great time throughout the night. WWE Survivor Series will definitely be an action-packed affair from start to finish, featuring Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes and more, so it’s definitely a must-see show. WWE Survivor Series 2025 will take place on November 29 at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The pre-show will begin at 5 PM ET and the main show will start at 7 PM ET.

The Men’s WarGames match is undoubtedly the most star-studded in the history of the bout. Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso will duke it out with Brock Lesnar, Drew McIntyre, Logan Paul and the Vision in what is expected to be an incredibly brutal match. There are several stories interwoven in the match already, so fans can expect a ton of epic action from start to finish. The Women’s WarGames match is also no slouch when it comes to sheer star power, as AJ Lee, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY will face off against Becky Lynch, the Kabuki Warriors, Nia Jax and Lash Legend. Even in this match, there are several individual feuds and so fans can expect things to really heat up during the bout. We’ll just have to see which team will come out on top in the end.

John Cena will be defending the Intercontinental Championship against Dominik Mysterio at Survivor Series. The Leader of Cenation beat Mysterio to win the title in the first place, so it remains to be seen whether he will be able to retain it against Dirty Dom. After all, the stakes are high since this is John Cena’s last match on a WWE Premium Live Event. Stephanie Vaquer will put her Women’s World Championship on the line against Nikki Bella. This comes after Bella turned heel on La Primera and demanded a shot at her title. So fans are now excited to see whether Nikki Bella will walk out as the new champion or if Vaquer will manage to retain her title in the end.

It’s been quite a ride for John Cena and his WWE retirement tour. He won his 17th world title, main-evented some of the biggest PLEs, all the while facing some of the best and biggest the company had to offer, along with reigniting some of his best rivalries. When we thought we’d seen everything there is to see out of the “Never Seen 17,” then he pulls one more trick out of his deep bag. In his last time in his home state of Boston, Massachusetts, as an active WWE competitor, John Cena would notch one more achievement to reinforce his WWE G.O.A.T. status by winning the only title that had eluded him over his nearly 25-year career: the Intercontinental Title. On top of that, he manages to become a WWE Grand Slam Champion, which means he has won every conceivable title WWE has on hand. Of course, the man he won it from isn’t necessarily happy about losing the IC strap.