WWE Survivor Series 2015: 5 Superstars who will shine at the pay-per-view

The new face of fear?Every wrestling pay-per-view provides wrestlers with a chance to shine. But not every pay-per-view has the legendary status of Survivor Series.The second longest running pay-per-view in the WWE's history is almost here and just like the years that went by, we are going to see the rise of some new stars and the fall of some other unlucky ones.Over the years, Survivor Series has provided the stage for big names to show what they are made of. The 2015 edition has all the potential to be just that, as a string of superstars are sidelined due to injuries and other factors. So here is a look at the superstars who could shine when the time arrives.

#5 Bray Wyatt

Wyatt need not wrestle to shine

It is still not clear whether Bray Wyatt would compete at Survivor Series or not.

Although the WWE has announced the tag team match between Wyatt Family and Brothers of Destruction, the actual contestants in the match are left for the imagination of WWE Universe to think off.

However, Bray is one of those rare superstars who could shine even if he is not wrestling.

He has always managed to stand out from the crowd with his microphone skills and character. And this is what he needs to do at Survivor Series. He will be going up against the legendary Brothers of Destruction, so there won't be a better opportunity for Bray to steal the show and prove to everyone that he is indeed the new face of fear.

#4 Charlotte

Paige being her opponent works well for Charlotte

The most exciting part about Charlotte's Survivor Series match is her opponent.

Ever since Charlotte has made it into the main roster, she has been kept away from having a 'big' atmosphere match. She did have a stellar outing against Nikki Bella last time around but this time, the stakes are even higher.

A model turned wrestler is not her opponent anymore, it is going to be a woman that has been wrestling from the age of 13.

Also, it is not going to be the makeshift Hell in a Cell pay-per-view that will provide the platform, it is going to be the legendary Survivor Series. Does Charlotte need any more reasons to bring out her best at the pay-per-view?

#3 Kane

Minimal expectations and pressure are always good for performance

There is a lot of hype about this being the 25th year of Undertaker in WWE.

Everyone is looking forward to seeing Taker wrestle at Survivor Series which keeps the expectations low for Kane. This is the ideal setting for the Big Red Monster to show his worth. It is not going to be an individual match where Kane will have to deliver.

Although he has been in and out of the main event scene every now and then, tagging with the Undertaker keeps Kane right up there. And since Kane will be fighting against a group of equally scary monsters, the chances of Kane shining are pretty high.

#2 Roman Reigns

It works either way for him

If we go by the rumors that are floating around, Roman Reigns was scheduled to win the WWE championship at Survivor Series.

He was supposed to do the same by defeating Seth Rollins, but now that Rollins is out of action due to injury, the plans might or might not change. If it doesn’t, then Survivor Series is going to see Reigns’s crowning moment.

Holding the championship under the limelight will instantly turn the career of Reigns, either the right way or the wrong way. But the moment he wins the title will be priceless and is going to be a sure shot highlight moment for the Survivor Series archives.

If in case Reigns does not win, he will be projected as a fighting warrior, who once again got robbed. So it works for him both ways.

#1 Undertaker

25 and counting

Do I even need to explain why Undertaker is on top of this list? It is going to be the celebration of his 25th year in the company and Undertaker is not going to take it lightly.

Even if he puts over the young blood, Taker is going to come up with a once in a lifetime performance for his loyal fans. The Phenom's physical condition might be a big question mark and frankly, there is nothing we could do about it.

How Taker walks out of the pay-per-view will depend on how WWE books the match. What everyone wants is an intelligent booking where everyone looks good with less physical punishment.

Anything on the other side will give the fans things to cheer, but it will take a toll on the body of Taker, who never backs down from a challenge.