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Here are four title changes that are likely following RAW after Survivor Series:
#4. Liv Morgan may dethrone Stephanie Vaquer
This week on RAW, WWE showed an interesting backstage segment where Liv Morgan confronted the Women’s World Champion, Stephanie Vaquer. The Miracle Kid stated that she’s back and walked away. This was apparently a huge indication that Morgan is coming after Vaquer for the coveted title and that WWE has started to sow the seeds.
The two superstars could start a feud for the Women’s World Championship around the WrestleMania season next year. Therefore, La Primera’s days as champion may be numbered, as Liv Morgan could dethrone her to win the prestigious title. The Judgment Day member is back with a mission to once again reclaim her throne at the top of the women’s division.
#3. WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship may change hands
The women’s tag team division on Monday Night RAW has gotten very interesting lately after what happened this week on RAW. Multiple tag teams were seen in the mix including The Kabuki Warriors, Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair’s team, Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY’s team, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria’s team and The Judgment’s Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez.
All these teams have stepped into the fray with one goal, which is to win the Women’s Tag Team Championship from Asuka and Kairi Sane. There is a high chance that the title could change hands very soon. The Kabuki Warriors may lose their championship to either The Judgment Day or the team of Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY in the coming weeks.
#2. Bron Breakker could win the World Heavyweight Championship
Bron Breakker’s feud with CM Punk has officially kicked off on Monday Night RAW. Both superstars will battle each other for the World Heavyweight Championship on the first RAW of 2026. While a title change here may not happen there, WWE could potentially save this moment for a bigger stage. Breakker may dethrone Punk at WrestleMania 42 next year.
The 28-year-old has been on red-hot momentum and the company seemingly has major plans for him. He has been chasing the World Heavyweight Championship ever since Seth Rollins vacated the title. Therefore, Bron Breakker is likely to win that championship and it may happen at The Grandest Stage of Them All next year in Las Vegas.
#1. The Vision might dethrone AJ Styles and Dragon Lee
The RAW after Survivor Series also made it clear that Logan Paul will remain a member of The Vision for now. There is a high chance that he and Bronson Reed could go after the World Tag Team Championship soon. They could start a blockbuster feud with AJ Styles and Dragon Lee heading into the Royal Rumble, making a title change very plausible.
It does not look like WWE has any long-term plans to keep Styles and Lee as tag team champions. Meanwhile, the company has major plans for The Vision going ahead. Therefore, the World Tag Team Championship is expected to be in their arsenal very soon. Although it may not happen at this point, WWE could save it for the WrestleMania 42 season.
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