With Crown Jewel now behind us, WWE now has less than three weeks to build their next premium live event: Survivor Series on November 28.

Thankfully for WWE there shouldn’t be too much to build as WarGames will likely make up around half of the card, with both a mens and women’s match expected to take place in Houston.

With WarGames relying on teamwork, there is plenty of scope for relationships to break down and betrayals to take place, and this year could give us more than one example of this.

Here are two major heel turns we could potentially see at Survivor Series 2026:

Jacob Fatu

At the time of writing Jacob Fatu has yet to make his return to WWE TV after being hit by Jaida Parker’s car over a month ago, but the expectation is that he will be back, perhaps as soon as the November 9 episode of WWE Raw.

“The Samoan Werewolf” is the missing piece of The Bloodline’s WarGames line-up, and his return will even the odds against 946 – who now have five male members after Cruz Montana joined last week.

While fans expect Fatu to walk into WarGames alongside his family in The Bloodline, not everyone is 100% sure that they will walk out of the cage together by the end of the night.

Despite being run down by The 946, speculation persists that Fatu could eventually align himself with the group and turn his back on his family.

Fatu has all the history with Royce Keys pre-dating WWE and he aesthetically fits the group like a glove. It’s easy to imagine Fatu not only joining 946 but stepping in as its new co-leader alongside Keys.

While it does make sense in a lot of ways, the events of the past few months do admittedly make Fatu betraying The Bloodline rather illogical. But hey, WWE had Jimmy Uso betray Jey for no good reason back at SummerSlam 2023, so why not have Fatu join the group that tried to kill him?

LA Knight

As well as Fatu betraying The Bloodline, another way 946 could find a way to win WarGames is through some interference from LA Knight.

“The Megastar” has made just one appearance (October 12 Raw) since having his WWE World Heavyweight Title dreams crushed by Roman Reigns at Money in the Bank, with it now being about a month since he was wast featured on Raw.

During that most recent appearance (see above), Knight told Solo Sikoa that they were “good” despite Sikoa going back on his word and rejoining The Bloodline.

Given how much hate Knight has had for The Bloodline, it’s hard to imagine that he meant what he said to Solo, unless he’s just that tired with the entire situation and is wanting to move on. Where’s the fun in that though?

Knight’s continued losses, combined with Sikoa rejoining The Bloodline, should motivate him to exact some revenge, rather than sitting on the couch.

Survivor Series is the perfect place for that revenge, with Knight returning to wipe out Sikoa and tipping the balance of WarGames in The 946’s favor.