The 40th annual WWE Survivor Series premium live event is now almost two weeks away, and the card for the show is quickly taking shape.

In the past week we have seen the return of the traditional Survivor Series elimination tag match announced, as Cody Rhodes’ Team USA take on Rey Mysterio’s Team Mexico. We also finally have confirmation of The Bloodline vs. 946 men’s WarGames match, as well as Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch for the Women’s World Title.

We are still waiting on confirmation of the women’s WarGames match – as well any other potential new additions to the final card – but we could also see some changes to what has already been announced for the show.

Here are three potential changes to WWE Survivor Series 2026:

Naomi & Jaida Parker added to WarGames

After over two months of build towards a clash between the two groups, Survivor Series will be when we finally see The Bloodline and The 946 square off in an actual match.

While 946 could do with explaining their actions a bit more, the group has been a positive addition to WWE overall and has done wonders in elevating all of its members into the main event picture.

Now that The Bloodline have Jacob Fatu back and 946 have added Cruz Montana, both sides’ WarGames teams are complete. However, there is one odd person out on team 946: Jaida Parker.

While Parker obviously can’t compete in WarGames right now, she could if WWE adds Naomi to The Bloodline before November 28.

There has never been a mixed-gender WarGames match before, but Naomi’s return could make that a reality. Fans would be thrilled to see her make a return after well over a year out, and its would be even sweeter to see her aligned with her family in The Bloodline for the very first time.

Dominik Mysterio replaces member of Team Mexico

As of right now, this year’s traditional Survivor Series match is a strictly babyface affair, with Rey Mysterio and Penta representing Team Mexico and Cody Rhodes, CM Punk and Je’Von Evans on Team USA.

This isn’t necessarily a surprise given who the captains of each team are, but it does make for a potentially bland match if there’s nothing but mutual respect between the two sides.

Dominik Mysterio could have spiced things up if he was added to Team USA or Mexico, but the former Intercontinental Champion was declined entry into both teams.

While he was told no, “Dirty Dom” could potentially still find a way into the match if he, or a close ally (Omos) takes out a member of Team Mexico moments before the match is set to take place.

Without time to find a suitable babyface replacement, Rey Mysterio would begrudgingly have to accept his son onto the team; which would then add an interesting dynamic to the match as a result.