Survivor Series approaches closer as rumors have started flying all around the internet around the show. Triple H has promised an epic surprise waiting on the show in the form of the fifth member of the NXT team.
Rumors also previously claimed that he may himself compete on the show. The latest in the mix is that WWE will present a championship at the final ‘big-four’ PPV event of the year.
WWE already has several championship belts on main rosters as well as on NXT. So they definitely do not have to bring in a newer one.
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But the latest updates claim that one of the championships could get a new look very soon. We have just seen a new look for the Universal Title.
If this report appears to be true then fans might see another new championship at Survivor Series this Sunday night.
WrestleVotes reported that WWE has two new belts in the works. Apparently, they are being redesigned so that they could be made public, soon enough.
Brad Shepard added that as long as Vince McMahon approves one of the new titles we could see it at Survivor Series. Unfortunately, there’s no update which of the belts might be getting modified, (courtesy ringsidenews.com)
“According to a source in #WWE, the company was considering debuting at least one of its two new championship belts as early as this weekend. I’m told it needed Vince’s final approval so it wasn’t a sure thing but I thought I’d at least mention it. #SurvivorSeries”
As of now, the wild speculation is that The Fiend Bray Wyatt will get a newly sculptured belt around his shoulder. WWE intends to build this character to be the strongest, similar to The Undertaker. So a custom belt will suit his character in a perfect way.
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However, there have been rumors for a long time that the mid-card belts in WWE may also get changed.
US Championship was in the front of the line to get a makeover. Could it be happening under the reign of AJ Styles? We’ll find it out as Survivor Series emanates from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois, tomorrow.