• AJ Lee & NXT Call-Up To Compete In WarGames Match At Survivor Series
WWE will head to Petco Park in San Diego, California, for Survivor Series: WarGames 2025 next month. It will be the last Premium Live Event of the year.
The Wrestling Observer has reported the names of the wrestlers on the two teams that will participate in this year’s Women’s WarGames Match.
AJ Lee will compete in her first ever WarGames Match, where she will team up with Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY and WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss.
Their opponents will be Women’s Intercontinental Champion Becky Lynch, Asuka, Kairi Sane, Nia Jax and NXT’s Lash Legend.
It is unknown yet if Legend will get a main roster call-up before Survivor Series or if she will make a one-off appearance at the Premium Live Event.
Also Read: Brock Lesnar & Returning Star Scheduled For Men’s WarGames Match At Survivor Series 2025
• Seth Rollins’ Opponent For World Title On Saturday Night’s Main Event, 2 More Matches Revealed
The second last Saturday Night’s Main Event of 2025 will take place on November 1 at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
According to the Wrestling Observer, Seth Rollins will defend the World Heavyweight Championship against CM Punk in the main event of the show.
It seems like The Visionary will continue his feud with The Best In The World after losing to Punk and his wife AJ Lee in a Mixed Tag Team Match at Wrestlepalooza.
At Crown Jewel, Rollins will battle Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes for the Men’s Crown Jewel Title.
The Wrestling Observer is also reporting that WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton will defend her title against Jade Cargill at the event.
Drew McIntyre vs. Jacob Fatu to determine Cody Rhodes’ challenger at Survivor Series: WarGames is also planned for the event.
• 10 More Names Released From WWE Today
WWE has parted ways with several names this week. Former Women’s ID Champion Kylie Rae and Zayda Steel were two wrestlers who announced their departure recently.
Bodyslam+ and Fightful Select are reporting that the latest name to be released is former NXT North American Champion Wes Lee, who signed with WWE in late 2020.
Another wrestler who was let go today is Jin Tala. She started her pro wrestling career in 2024 and was mainly working on WWE EVOLVE.
Two more names who were a part of EVOLVE and were let go are Haze Jameson and Summer Sorrell. The company also let go Brayden “BJ” Ray, who was working on WWE LFG.
Below is the complete list of 10 names who left the company today:
– Wes Lee
– Stevie Turner
– Drako Knox
– Zara Zakher
– Lance Anoa’i
– Jamar Hampton
– Jin Tala
– Haze Jameson
– Summer Sorrell
– Brayden “BJ” Ray
Turner (who mainly worked on EVOLVE) and Knox (who was working in NXT) were released by WWE, while Zakher’s WWE ID contract expired and was not renewed.
Here’s what Stevie Turner tweeted about her release:
“My time with @WWE has come to an end. I’ve had a brilliant time and I’m so excited for the future see you soon!”
Drako Nax stated the following:
“Effective immediately, I have been released from my contract with WWE.
I am thankful for every person and every day I spent in that PC. I give everything I have every single day for this business!
I will be available for bookings in 30 days.
Email: drakestarks.43@gmail.com”
Zara Zakher tweeted:
“As of today, my contract with WWE ID has expired, and I’ll be taking a step back from wrestling. I’m so grateful for all the people I’ve met and everyone who’s supported me. I don’t know if or when I’ll be back, but I’m hopeful for the future. ❤️”
Lance Anoa’i tweeted:
“I would officially announce my departure from WWE! I didn’t have the best of luck since I arrived! I will not let this stop me from achieving to be great! I’ve worked hard on the indies for 15 years! Now let’s get back to work! 30days
Accepting bookings booklanceanoai@gmail.com”
Jamar Hampton posted:
“Today I have officially been released from the WWE. I never wished to be a pro wrestler growing up, but I’m grateful I got the opportunity to try! I’ve always been a lowkey out the way type of person, but wrestling forced me to grow and step to the center of attention.
Thank you to everyone who encouraged me to keep going! belief in me kept me going when I didn’t believe in myself. This is the end of my wrestling career, I’ll leave it to the professionals now! Wishing success for everyone at the PC!
Love
(P.S. My hip has healed & I’m off crutches now)”
