WWE Survivor Series 2015 rumors: Sting to join The Undertaker and Kane against Wyatts?

By now most World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) fans have probably noticed the developing tiff involving the Wyatt Family and the Brothers of Destruction — The Undertaker and Kane.

But in order for that traditional Survivor Series match to happen, the usual scenario is to have equal number of wrestlers on each side. And doing the math for The Undertaker and Kane, it is obvious that the Brothers of Destruction are two men short.

So with that in mind, the guessing game begins on who could possibly join the two behemoths when WWE Survivor Series unfolds at the Philips Arena in Atlanta on Nov. 22.

Placing into consideration the characterization of the two WWE monsters, a wise choice would be Sting. The problem is there is no word yet on the condition of the former World Championship Wrestling (WCW) legend.

Sting last saw action against Seth Rollins at WWE Night of Champions but as everyone has probably heard, he fell to an injury and ended up on a hospital bed. Even though months have passed, it remains to be seen if the Sting has already been given the green light to return to WWE action.

With Sting still not 100% sure of returning, that leaves a scenario wherein this Survivor Series matchup could end up as a handicap match. While the numbers game may play a role here, the fact remains that The Undertaker and Kane have proven before that they can pretty much hold up their own in handicap situations.

But then again, why call it a Survivor Series matchup when the sides are not even? Seeing that the match calls for the elimination of each member on either side, it will end up seeing the Wyatt's losing their family members first to even the odds. In short, that scenario makes it all the more predictable.

Moving on, it remains to be seen who will eventually join the Brothers of Destruction. It could be a ready-to-go tag team (like the Dudley Boyz) or someone with a mysterious aura. Other than that, it could be someone who has a beef to settle with Bray Wyatt and his minions.

Right now, wrestlers who fall in that niche seem a bit broad so perhaps it would be best to wait and see what develops in the upcoming WWE shows.

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