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Heading into Survivor Series: WarGames on November 30, fans have seen a few top WWE stars re-ignite their feuds or start new ones. One example is Gunther, who will put his WWE World Heavyweight Championship on the line against Damian Priest in a rematch from SummerSlam. The Archer of Infamy won a Fatal Four-Way match to become the No. one contender for the title.
Likewise, Liv Morgan will defend her Women's World Championship against IYO SKY of Damage CTRL, while Nia Jax will try to retain her Women's Championship when she faces Naomi this Friday on WWE SmackDown.
On the other hand, there are a few superstars who have been stuck in mediocre feuds and have not benefited from them at all. We take a look at three of them.
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#3. Finn Balor has no direction at the moment in WWE
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Finn Balor became the World Tag Team Champion alongside JD McDonagh in June, but the duo has barely defended their titles on RAW since then. They have spent more time going after Damian Priest than putting their titles on the line.
Balor and McDonagh have defeated The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) to retain their titles and will now have another title defense against The War Raiders. But still, they have not been part of any solid storyline as the reigning World Tag Team Champions.
Such an example would be if they start a feud with Damian Priest and R-Truth, given their Judgment Day history, or with Jey Uso and Sami Zayn, following their backstage brawls on RAW and The Yeet Master's involvement in the Rhea Ripley/Liv Morgan storyline.
#2. Bron Breakker is in search of a new opponent on RAW
The reigning Intercontinental Champion is searching for his next feud after dethroning Jey Uso a few weeks ago on Monday Night RAW. His feuds with The Yeet Master and Sami Zayn were quite meaningful, but since then, he has been stuck without a top opponent.
He will now put his title on the line against Sheamus next Monday on RAW, but The Celtic Warrior is not expected to become a long-time rival for the former NXT Champion.
Instead, his next storyline could be The Bloodline Civil War, as Jimmy Uso approached him last week, aiming to make him the fifth member of The OG Bloodline at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames.
If this happens, it could open the way for new rivalries for Bron Breakker, most likely against Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu, meaning that he will also have a face turn in the process.
#1. LA Knight has become the third wheel in a feud with Carmelo Hayes & Andrade
LA Knight is trying to be a fighting champion on SmackDown since he dethroned Logan Paul at SummerSlam to become the new United States Champion.
Since then, though, he hasn't got involved in any meaningful feuds. Instead, he has become part of the rivalry between Andrade and Carmelo Hayes, who have already fought each other seven times.
LA Knight survived a Triple Threat Match at WWE Crown Jewel to retain the title, but the creative team has to decide on what is next for him. He will either go after Hayes, who is now a heel, or another top star should step up and challenge him.
Such a name could be Shinsuke Nakamura, who has yet to make his SmackDown debut, or even Logan Paul, who could return to WWE and challenge him to a rematch for the United States Championship.
