The World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is all set to showcase its next pay-per-view, WWE Survivor Series, on Nov. 22, but fans got an early treat of what to expect during the Nov. 2 edition of WWE RAW.

The said edition of WWE RAW pitted two main figures who are set to clash on WWE Survivor Series, only that they were not having any support on either side. Hence, WWE RAW not only provided a glimpse of things to come, it also showed how Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins could operate with some key figures with adversaries on the other side.

From the way things went, it was pretty much obvious that Reigns' team was superior. This is not being said because Reigns and buddy Dean Ambrose were the last men taking on Rollins, but it's mainly due to the fact that Rollins simply had no plan of teamwork and chemistry with his team composed of Kevin Owens and the New Day (Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston, and Big E).

On the other end, Reigns and Ambrose ran perfectly with Ryback and the Usos (Jimmy and Jey). Even though the three were eliminated, it was obvious that they were more cohesive. Seeing how Survivor Series matches would need that, Team Reigns obviously showed it.

Moving on, however, that is perhaps the closest we will see Reigns and/or Rollins in that kind of a match with the two going one-on-one. Reigns is being groomed for a big push and such could happen at WWE Survivor Series unless the WWE creative team plans to take this storyline on an extended play.

But the question now is on whether or not Reigns is indeed ready to inherit the WWE heavyweight title from Rollins. Also, where does this leave Ambrose? Will he have a role at the WWE PPV?

Apparently, there are still some loose ends but what happens next to Reigns, Ambrose, and Rollins is entirely dependent on what the creative team has drawn up.