5 things we learned at WWE Survivor Series 2020

#3 Bianca Belair is ready for a title feud in WWE

The women's five-on-five elimination match has been built towards for weeks on both WWE RAW and SmackDown, with tenions on each side leading up to the pay-per-view.

On the SmackDown side, the first Superstar to earn a spot on the team was Bianca Belair. Despite former WWE SmackDown Women's Champion Bayley being dubbed the team captain, Belair very much felt like the leader in the weeks leading up to Survivor Series.

The star spent time encouraging and praising her team mates on social media and was even on commentary during the match that determined the fifth member of Team SmackDown.

FIRST👏🏾OF👏🏾ALL👏🏾Weren’t you the FIRST one eliminated, “Captain”?See.............................................I really be trying to be all nice & whatnot but you really be trying it. https://t.co/wLZ7I5OMav

— Bianca Belair (@BiancaBelairWWE) November 23, 2020

At Survivor Series, Bayley was the first to be eliminated from Team SmackDown after a shock clean pin from RAW's Peyton Royce. Bianca Belair seemed to take charge of the team from then on, and was the last remaining member representing the Blue Brand.

By the end of the match, Bianca Belair was alone against Nia Jax, Shayna Bazsler and Lana. After Baszler was disqualified, Belair and Jax both ended up getting counted out of the match, leaving RAW's Lana as the sole survivor.

Despite not coming out on top, Belair managed to stand out during the match. Her stellar performance has shown that she is more than ready for huge push, and a WWE Women's Championship feud, which will hopefully come soon.