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We are all set for this year’s edition of WWE Survivor Series. From the much-awaited clash between Universal Champion Roman Reigns and WWE Champion Drew McIntyre to The Undertaker’s Final Farewell, there seems to be an exciting show lined up for the fans at the upcoming pay-per-view. In addition to that, we have two promising traditional five-on-five matches where top Superstars from RAW and SmackDown will battle it out for brand supremacy.
Survivor Series will be the last of WWE’s big four pay-per-views of the year. Hence, the WWE Universe can’t be blamed for expecting a few surprises on the show. From several WWE legends to former champions, there are a lot of names that could be in attendance at Survivor Series.
In this article, we will take a look at the list of WWE Superstars who could return at Survivor Series 2020. So, without further ado, let’s begin.
#1 Could return at Survivor Series 2020: Kane
WWE Superstar Kane is one of the most celebrated characters in the promotion’s history. A large part of his career has been tied to none other than The Undertaker. Together, they were The Brothers of Destruction and took their tag team name in a quite literal sense when they stepped inside the ring. It would be epic to see both the brothers reunite at Survivor Series on Sunday night.
From their extremely personal rivalry to trusting each other with their life, Kane and Undertaker account for one of the best kayfabe brotherhoods that we have ever witnessed. In fact, their bond extends well beyond the limitations of the squared circle with both Superstars sharing a great bond in personal life as well.
Hence, it is expected that Kane will certainly be a part of Undertaker’s Final Farewell from WWE that is set to transpire at Survivor Series. Both of them have shared a lot of memories, and it would be great for him to be present when Undertaker’s bids farewell to the business. After all, he has been an important part of The Phenom’s most iconic storylines in WWE history.
We have also come across backstage rumors about ‘The Fiend’ Bray Wyatt’s intentions to attack The Undertaker during this segment. Since The Fiend loves to prey on the ‘legends’ of the business, it would be great for The Deadman to have his most trusted ally by his side inside the ring. Thus, Kane tops our list of possible returns at Survivor Series this year.
#2 Could return at Survivor Series 2020: Bruce Prichard
Given the manner of involvement of WWE Superstars in the build-up to Survivor Series 2020, it is safe to assume that The Undertaker’s final farewell will be the main theme for the pay-per-view. Don’t lead the brand wars believe you for a second that Vince McMahon will let The Deadman’s last goodbye to the promotion stand as a secondary affair.
The upcoming pay-per-view is set to celebrate Undertaker’s journey who made his debut at Survivor Series, 30 years ago. If WWE have invested so much in promoting the segment, they might as well bring back the original manager of The Undertaker – Bruce Prichard, aka Brother Love. Given that he is already involved with the promotion, we might see Prichard make an appearance during Undertaker’s segment.
We saw Bruce Prichard make a cameo as Brother Love during the Money in the Bank pay-per-view. It accounted for a nice easter egg and would once again serve the cause if he is involved in Undertaker’s Final Farewell from the company. If that happens, could we see him introduce The Phenom in his classic style?
#3 Could return at Survivor Series 2020: JBL
JBL is another top name that we could see at Survivor Series. He is set to be inducted in the WWE Hall of Fame, and the legend deserves every bit of that honor. He recently made an appearance on Sportskeeda's UnSKripted sessions with Dr. Chris Featherstone during which he was asked about a possible return to the ring. JBL responded by saying that he wants to return due to his love for the business, but he also acknowledged the physical restrictions due to his age. Here’s what he had to say:
"I would love a return. I loved the business. I loved every second of it. I retired when I had to not because I wanted to, you know, because of the injuries. So, if I can do it, I would love to. I don't know if I physically could or not, it's been years since I've been in the ring. I think it's been around 10 or 11 years, so I'm not sure a return is feasible. But would I love one? My god, absolutely. And I've got a storyline for it too, by the way. I've got a wonderful storyline."
JBL could step back inside the ring at Survivor Series, especially for Undertaker’s farewell segment. He was involved in several memorable encounters with The Phenom for almost a decade and would make for a great addition to the list of Superstars who would honor ‘Taker’s career at Survivor Series 2020.
#4 Could return at Survivor Series 2020: Kurt Angle
If the latest backstage reports are to be believed, WWE Superstar Kurt Angle will make an appearance at Survivor Series. Several speculations have suggested that the Olympic Gold Medalist would be a part of Undertaker’s farewell segment at the pay-per-view. Both Superstars were involved in a few great feuds during the Attitude Era, and it would be nice to take a trip down memory lane.
"WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle and Olympic gold medalist Kurt Angle is scheduled to be in attendance at the Survivor Series this Sunday, PWInsider.com has confirmed. It is likely that Angle is being brought in for the Undertaker's Final Farewell. As previously reported, Kane, The Godfather and Savio Vega will also be in attendance at the PPV. Whether any of them will appear on camera remains to be seen. It's entirely possible they are being brought in to film WWE Network content or additional material related to Undertaker that will be released down the line."
If Kurt Angle returns at Survivor Series, this would be his first appearance for the company since earlier this year. He was working as a backstage producer when he was let go by WWE when the promotion released a long list of Superstars amidst their battle with the implications of Covid-19. Angle was offered another role later on, but he refused to come back.
#5 Could return at Survivor Series 2020: Charlotte Flair
This is the only name on this list that will probably have nothing to do with Undertaker’s farewell at Survivor Series. Charlotte Flair recently took to her social media accounts and teased her return to the squared circle, saying that she misses the ring. Survivor Series might be the perfect opportunity for WWE to bring back The Queen.
Charlotte Flair last made an appearance in WWE back in June 2020. She challenged Asuka for the WWE RAW Women’s Championship but couldn’t win the title. Following that, she went on to take a long hiatus owing to medical reasons. However, it now appears that the multi-time champion is now ready to get back in action.
Charlotte Flair could return at Survivor Series and make her presence known by attacking a Superstar from RAW. The women’s division on the Red brand has become quite monotonous, and The Queen’s arrival is bound to shake things up the upcoming pay-per-view. Let’s see if the creative have any plans in store for the most decorated women’s champion in WWE history.
