WWE SmackDown Predictions for November 7, 2025
This week's WWE SmackDown promises thrilling moments as fans watch Jade Cargill embark on her new title reign after ending Tiffany Stratton's historic 302-day championship at SNME last Saturday.
Key Rivalries and Upcoming Matches
The intense feud between Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre for the WWE Title is expected to continue following last Saturday's controversial finish, where Rhodes retained the title by using a DDT on McIntyre with the championship belt.
As WWE builds up to Survivor Series, the event will feature War Games matches for both brands. According to the Wrestling Observer, Team Punk vs. Team Rollins and Team AJ Lee vs. Team Becky Lynch remain on the card, primarily representing Raw.
On the SmackDown side, a faction war may develop between the MFTs and the Wyatt Sicks, hinting at a fierce showdown ahead.
Matches Officially Scheduled for November 7
- Charlotte Flair vs. Title Open Challenge
- Rey Fenix vs. Talla Tonga
- Giulia (c) vs. [Opponent Unspecified]
"Alexa Bliss defeated Nia Jax on the Halloween episode of SmackDown."
These matchups set the stage for an action-packed SmackDown episode.
Author's Summary
The upcoming SmackDown episode features crucial title defenses and escalating faction rivalries, building momentum towards the Survivor Series event.
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