Several matches have been announced for WWE Survivor Series, which will take place on November 21st in Miami, Florida. Here is the current card for the pay-per-view.

WWE Title Match
Wade Barrett vs. Randy Orton
John Cena will be the special referee. If Barrett wins, Cena is free from Nexus. If he loses, Cena is fired from WWE.

World Heavyweight Title Match
Edge vs. Kane

WWE Divas Title Match
Natalya vs. Michelle McCool & Layla

WWE Tag Team Title Match
Santino Marella & Vladimir Kozlov vs. Heath Slater & Justin Gabriel

Survivor Series Elimination Match
Rey Mysterio, Big Show, MVP, Kofi Kingston and Chris Masters vs. Alberto Del Rio, Jack Swagger, Drew McIntyre, Cody Rhodes and Tyler Reks

Sheamus vs. John Morrison

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Posted by Matt Loede at 8:53 PM | Permalink | Comments

As of last night, many of the WWE roster weren’t aware if they will be involved on the Survivor Series show, especially considering only three matches have been announced.

The consensus is that most will work the pay-per-view and WWE will not have to worry about travel expenses of getting talent to Miami as most of the roster reside in Tampa anyway. Nobody even know whether there will be the traditional multiple person Survivor Series elimination match.

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Posted by Matt Loede at 8:17 PM | Permalink | Comments

Local advertising for the November 21st Survivor Series pay-per-view is promoting WWE World Heavyweight Champion Kane vs. Edge.

Edge of course was one of the soul survivors, along with Rey Mysterio, on the victorious SmackDown team this past Sunday at Bragging Rights.

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Posted by Matt Loede at 7:53 PM | Permalink | Comments

Gary Stokan, President of the Atlanta Sports Council, said this week on The Sports Buffet show that Atlanta and Miami are the two choices for WWE’s WrestleMania in 2011. The announcement will be officially made on February 1st, the day after the Royal Rumble pay-per-view in Atlanta.

If Miami is chosen, Sun Life Stadium, which holds approximately 76,500 fans, would host the event. If Atlanta is chosen, the Georgia Dome which holds 71,000 would host the event. It’s worth noting that the 2010 Survivor Series is already set for Miami.

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Posted by Matt Loede at 5:11 PM | Permalink | Comments