5 biggest questions from this year’s WWE Survivor Series

#4 Will Team RAW’s clean sweep at WWE Survivor Series lead to interesting storylines?

Tonight’s the night bro #TeamRaw #SurvivorSeries #Dopey #Fireface #Skipper #BroLee #Mongoose aka #MONGO #Stallions pic.twitter.com/keErQWlOFD

— matthew riddle (@SuperKingofBros) November 22, 2020

Last year’s WWE Survivor Series had some very interesting matches. However, it was the match between the men’s RAW and SmackDown teams that proved to be very interesting. It not only built Keith Lee as a huge force but also kickstarted a few interesting rivalries. Seth Rollins and Kevin Owens got into an interesting feud following the match, which led to Rollins becoming The Monday Night Messiah. Lee became a major threat in WWE, and the success led him to become a Double Champion in NXT.

This year, The Savior of SmackDown sacrificed himself for the "greater good", which led to the collapse of the Blue brand. Will RAW’s phenomenal victory help the two brands get some big rivalries just like last year’s show?

Braun Strowman, Riddle, Sheamus, and AJ Styles all seem to be directionless at the moment. Their victory at Survivor Series could help them begin some new rivalries amongst themselves or aim for the Champions of RAW.

Oh? Is that a SWEEP? Such leadership! Such strength! These. Are. Results!!!! #TeamRaw won! (Because of me!!!) https://t.co/YZPCLX8MSK

— AJ Styles (@AJStylesOrg) November 23, 2020

On the other hand, Rollins’ sacrifice, followed by Otis and Jey Uso’s resistance, could help the Blue brand build some major storylines. Therefore, WWE should use this opportunity to build some major storylines on RAW and SmackDown.