WWE Survivor Series: WarGames is less than three weeks away, and the match card is taking shape. Here is what has been confirmed so far, based on announcements up to the 9 November episode of Raw.
Date, venue and start time
The event takes place on Saturday, 28 November 2026, at Daikin Park in Houston, Texas. It is the 40th Survivor Series, and the first in Houston since 2017. The show starts at 6 pm Eastern Time, which is 4:30 am IST on Sunday, 29 November.
Confirmed matches
- Men’s WarGames: WWE confirmed the lineup on the 9 November Raw.
- Women’s World Championship: Liv Morgan against Becky Lynch.
- Team USA against Team Mexico: a traditional five-on-five elimination match announced by Rey Mysterio.
What is still to come
The remaining members of Team USA and Team Mexico had not been revealed at the time of writing. John Cena has also been confirmed to appear on the show to reveal more names, so the card is likely to grow before the event.
A title match on Raw
One championship match is set for the 16 November episode of Raw, where IYO SKY challenges Raquel Rodriguez for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. That match is not part of Survivor Series.
How WarGames works
WarGames is a team match fought inside a cage that surrounds two rings. Teams enter at timed intervals, which gives the later entrants an advantage. Each team has five wrestlers. Last year’s men’s WarGames saw The Vision defeat a team that included The Usos, Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk.
Where to watch in India
The event streams on ESPN in the United States and on Netflix outside the US, including in India. Make sure your Netflix subscription is active, and open the app a few minutes early. Our guide to watching WWE in India on Netflix explains the usual timings.
Plan your night
With a 4:30 am IST start, many Indian fans will only watch live if they set an alarm. If you prefer to sleep, catch the replay on Netflix later in the day and avoid spoilers on social media until then.
More background
Our earlier guide to Survivor Series 2026 covers the basics of the event, and this post will be updated as new matches are announced.
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