Liv Morgan, Aliyah and Ember Moon vs. Peyton Royce, Billie Kay and Daria
Rich Swann vs. Kona Reeves (Noah Kekoa)
No Way Jose to call out SAnitY and Eric Young
Liv Morgan, Aliyah and Ember Moon vs. Peyton Royce, Billie Kay and Daria
Rich Swann vs. Kona Reeves (Noah Kekoa)
No Way Jose to call out SAnitY and Eric Young
Lucha Underground Championship: (C) Sexy Star vs Johnny Mundo
Killshot vs Dante Fox
Tick Tock. Representing the rabbit tribe, Paul London, Saltador and Mala Suerte are finally here!
Black Lotus returns to the Temple with a plan for vengeance.

Last night on SmackDown Live James Ellsworth earned his WWE SmackDown live contract and a future WWE World Title match by defeating WWE World Champion AJ Styles in a ladder match.
Ellsworth recently announced at an indie show that he was offered a WWE deal and is working with the company full-time.

Wrestling is a weird business. So weird that a man whose brand is built on the fact he’s an unbeatable freak of nature may have gone to his boss and asked to get his butt kicked by a 49 year old man.
We’ll probably never know exactly of what the conversations which led to Goldberg becoming only the second man to twice beat Brock Lesnar clean in singles matches on WWE pay-per-view (PPV) consisted. But on the post-Survivor Series edition of Wrestling Observer Radio (subscription required but recommended), Dave Meltzer says Lesnar pushed for the multi-match contract Goldberg apparently signed some time in the past week, and the 86 second beating which occurred last night (Nov. 19) in Toronto was put together to make the WCW legend look as good as possible for future matches against the Beast Incarnate.
Lesnar reportedly wanted more than one date with Goldberg because he sees their rivalry as a big money feud, and Vince McMahon apparently agrees. Once everyone was on the same page with that, and a new deal inked with Goldberg, the decision was made to do the Survivor Series squash. It was apparently done to mirror the kind of matches which got the former NFL lineman over back in his WCW glory days in order to maximize his appeal for the rematch.
Source: cagesideseats.com
What will be the effects from the SmackDown LIVE men’s victory at Survivor Series?
Who will emerge as the No. 1 contender in a Tag Team Turmoil Match?
Did Survivor Series alter the Women’s division?
What consequences will Corbin face after costing SmackDown the Cruiserweight Title?
Hey Folks, The Miz is still your Intercontinental Champion
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Dave Meltzer noted on the latest episode of Wrestling Observer Radio that Bill Goldberg got a “real big money deal” for this past Sunday’s Survivor Series match against Brock Lesnar. As for Goldberg’s new deal with WWE, Meltzer said that Goldberg is willing to wrestle for that amount as often as Vince McMahon wants him to, so it’s up to Vince on how many times he wants to use him. So Goldberg’s appearances going forward appear to be open-ended as long as WWE is willing to meet his price.
Meltzer added that WWE is looking at a Goldberg vs. Lesnar rematch at WrestleMania. He speculated that Lesnar might interfere in The Royal Rumble match, causing Goldberg to be eliminated.
WWE did that angle in 2004, when Lesnar interfered and cost Goldberg The Royal Rumble, which led to Goldberg causing Lesnar to lose the WWE Championship to Eddie Guerrero the next month before they squared off at WrestleMania XX.
Source: WrestlingINC
WWE Producer Jamie Noble has been on leave since getting stabbed inside of a trailer park during a road rage incident back in September … but good news, the former cruiserweight is back!
Pro Wrestling Sheet has confirmed that Noble returned to work last week on 11/14 for Monday Night Raw, which is why he was backstage at Sunday’s Survivor Series.
As you may recall, Noble had to undergo surgery for a collapsed lung immediately after suffering a brutal attack in front of his West Virginia home. He also offered a cash reward for information on the men who attacked him. No word on what kind of progress he’s made in his search.
PWInsider first reported that Noble was backstage this weekend.
Welcome back, Jamie!
Source: Pro Wrestling Sheet

It’s official, Goldberg has announced that he’ll be wrestling in the 2017 Royal Rumble match and says he believes he has one last title run in him.
Goldberg appeared on Raw at the beginning of the show and said that after beating Brock Lesnar, Stephanie McMahon asked him if he had one more title run left in him.
Goldberg said, “So You bet your ass I got one more title run left in me.”
Goldberg said then Stephanie told him the road to the title match is through the Royal Rumble, therefore he said, “At the Royal Rumble match, EVERYONE is NEXT!”
Will Goldberg deliver an official farewell on Raw?
RAW Tag Team championship: (C) The New Day vs Sheamus & Cesaro
Were Bayley’s efforts at Survivor Series enough to merit a Raw Women’s Title opportunity?
Last night at Survior Series Chris Jericho looked upset at his best friend Kevin Owens, for his use of The List of Jericho as a weapon, which destroyed The List and got Owens disqualified and lead to Jericho’s elimination. Could The List unmake Jeri-KO?
Will Seth Rollins get what Stephanie McMahon promised him for being on Team RAW at Survivor Series or will the defeat nullify the arrangement?
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The Commissioner of SmackDown Live, Shane McMahon, went into battle with his troops on Sunday night, and Shane was taken out of the match by Roman Reigns. Shane set Reigns up for Coast to Coast, and Reigns countered with a massive spear in midair that caused Shane McMahon to hit the mat hard.
It was announced that Shane McMahon had been eliminated from the match, and then medical officials made their way into the ring to check on him. Shane McMahon was then helped to the back, and he looked pretty out of it as he was leaving the ringside area.
While Shane McMahon was being checked on, Randy Orton rolled out the ring to go comfort Shane’s son who was sitting in the front row.
Randy Orton received a lot of praise on social media for checking on Shane’s kid, and he let his followers know that he was just doing what he felt needed to be done.
As of this writing WWE has yet to make any official announcements in regards to Shane McMahon’s status, but as Orton noted in his tweet, it was clear to see that s**t went sideways.
Many fans on Twitter noted that they respect Randy Orton’s fatherly instinct after watching the show, but that’s not the only thing the former World Champion is being praised for following Survivor Series.
During the traditional 5-on-5 elimination match, Randy Orton also hit one of his best RKOs to date on Seth Rollins, and you can see it for yourself below.
DDP is no stranger when it comes to the RKO, as he spent years making the move famous while using the Diamond Cutter. The master of the Diamond Cutter took to Twitter to give Orton props for what was an undeniably awesome RKO.
Following his impressive performance at Survivor Series, Randy Orton will be taking some time off, as his wife will be giving birth to a baby girl shortly.
Randy Orton is expected to return at the November 29 SmackDown tapings next week.