WWE 5 Bold Predictions This Week: Charlotte Flair Out Of Survivor Series

3. Finn Balor and Bobby Lashley finish off Raw’s Survivor Series Team

For the traditional Raw versus SmackDown Survivor Series match, only two spots remain open. Both of these spots belong to the Raw team. So far, Raw has the former alliance of Braun Strowman, Drew McIntyre, and Dolph Ziggler. That’s an interesting choice as Strowman doesn’t like Ziggler or McIntrye, who has done plenty to get under the big man’s skin.

Captained by Acting General Manager Baron Corbin, there is certainly some turmoil already for the Raw team. To make matters even worse for themselves, I am expecting to see Bobby Lashley and Finn Balor both make it on the Survivor Series team. As predicted before, I believe the drama and friction on the Raw team will be their downfall in the end.

2.  Seth Rollins attacks Dean Ambrose

Everybody has been asking “Why Ambrose Why?” since Dean Ambrose‘s betrayal of his brother, Seth Rollins. Since then, Ambrose hasn’t explained himself. He continues to play his mind games with Seth Rollins. This past week on Raw, Rollins questioned Ambrose repetitively “Why?” before Ambrose hit him with the Dirty Deeds. Still, no answers from Ambrose.

This week on Raw, I am predicting that Dean Ambrose is finally going to come with answers. But now I believe it is too late for answers. Seth Rollins isn’t going to be looking for answers any longer. Whenever Dean comes out to explain himself, Seth is going to ambush him. Don’t expect to find out Dean’s reasons just yet.

This feud has the potential to take something we have seen in the past and make it seem like it has never been done. The thing this feud is needing is for both of these men to be more vicious than ever before. As a heel, Ambrose has been known to do hideous things in the past. Things we have never seen in the WWE from Dean yet.

This will bring out a new side in Seth Rollins, as well. I am hoping to see a classic Street Fight between these two to settle this feud. A street fight that is actually done right between these two could go down in wrestling history.