WWE Survivor Series 2024 has concluded, delivering a thrilling night of action and drama. The annual event, a staple since 1987, showcased two gripping WarGames matches, including a highly awaited clash between the new and old iterations of The Bloodline. Additionally, three championships were contested, with one title changing hands in a significant upset.
In the Men’s WarGames match, the OG Bloodline—comprising Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Sami Zayn, and CM Punk—faced off against the New Bloodline featuring Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, Jacob Fatu, and Bronson Reed. The match started fiercely with both sides delivering explosive maneuvers. Tensions flared between key players CM Punk and Roman Reigns, culminating in Punk inadvertently spearheading Reigns during the match. Ultimately, after delivering a series of breathtaking finishing moves, the OG Bloodline emerged victorious, reclaiming superiority in their ongoing feud.
In other championship bouts, Gunther retained his World Heavyweight Championship against Damian Priest, though the match ended on a controversial note due to interference from Finn Balor. Priest’s performance showcased his rising status in WWE, indicating a bright future ahead. The Intercontinental Championship saw Bron Breakker fend off challenges from Sheamus and Ludwig Kaiser, solidifying his position as a formidable champion.
LA Knight’s reign as United States Champion ended as he fell to Shinsuke Nakamura, who made a triumphant return with a new persona, showcasing his talents with a decisive Kinshasa for the win. Nakamura’s victory signals an exciting shift in the mid-card scene, leaving fans eager for his next moves.
The Women’s WarGames match featured a dramatic showdown that highlighted the fierce rivalry between Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley. The chaotic encounter concluded with Ripley once again showcasing her dominance by pinning Morgan, adding a powerful chapter to their ongoing story.
This year’s Survivor Series set the stage for future rivalries and storylines as WWE heads towards 2025 and WrestleMania. The event’s success, particularly the intense performances by the participants, has fans buzzing with anticipation for what lies ahead.
Looking forward, the next installment of Survivor Series is set for November 30, 2024, in Vancouver, Canada, promising to deliver additional thrilling matchups as WWE continues to evolve.
With the return of Nakamura and ongoing tensions within The Bloodline, including the dynamic role of CM Punk, there remain plenty of unresolved storylines to explore. Fans can remain hopeful that WWE will continue to deliver captivating narratives as they build towards WrestleMania.