With just six nights until the 29th annual Survivor Series, this week's Monday Night RAW will be a stacked show.
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Before the annual Thanksgiving Weekend tradition invades Atlanta on Sunday, the WWE's flagship show comes to the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C., Monday.
Here are four key storylines to watch for on the final edition of RAW before Survivor Series.
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1) Championship Chase
The WWE World Heavyweight Championship tournament has reached the quarterfinals and all four matches will take place this week on RAW.
Heavy-favorite Roman Reigns defeated The Big Show in the first round and he'll now battle Cesaro, who knocked off Sheamus. Alberto Del Rio (defeated Stardust) will face Kalisto (Ryback), Kevin Owens (Titus O'Neil) will clash with Neville (King Barrett) and Dolph Ziggler (The Miz) will do battle with Dean Ambrose (Tyler Breeze). Four of these men will be closer to the gold by the end of RAW.
Quarterfinals here WE come #CesaroSection #WWETitleTournament pic.twitter.com/utAgVebniQ
— Cesaro (@WWECesaro) November 10, 2015
2) Family Feud
It was revealed on SmackDown that Bray Wyatt will decide which two members of his brood will battle the Brothers of Destruction at Survivor Series. It is expected that the "Eater of Worlds" will unveil his decision this week on RAW, while The Undertaker and Kane may very well be on hand. The WWE is bucking tradition by not going with a classic elimination match, which is questionable, but the storyline is expected to chug along this week.
3) RamPaige
After a happy homecoming last week for the Norwich, England native during the WWE's European tour, this week it will be all business for Paige. The two-time Divas Champion is No. 1 contender for Charlotte's belt and each lady will look to score some serious momentum heading into the Survivor Series.
4) Strive to Survive
Though it's only six nights away, the picture for WWE Survivor Series is very unclear. Only three matches have been announced, including the WWE World Heavyweight Championship tournament finals, The Brothers of Destruction vs. The Wyatt Family and Paige vs. Charlotte. Thus far, there hasn't been a single traditional bout announced, but the card should become clearer this week. For a Big Four event, the WWE has done a lackluster job of building it up.
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