The final WWE PPV of the year after Survivor Series will be TLC, and fans could be in for quite an interesting ride this December.

WWE can get a little convoluted at this time of year. Due to the premise of Survivor Series being the battle for brand supremacy, wrestlers who normally hate each other put their differences aside for the greater good. It can make things a little confusing and even slightly annoying as storylines that were progressing have to come to a grinding halt.

Credit where it'd due, WWE is doing a better job of keeping regular angles ticking over on the back burner than it usually does. That might be due to the fact NXT is involved this year. Next time you see Tomasso Ciampa and Adam Cole in the ring at the same time outside of the NXT arena, take a look at the former. Chances are he'll have his eyes fixed on Cole's NXT Title.

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The rivalry between Roman Reigns and Baron Corbin continues to tick over on SmackDown too. That's despite the pair being forced to team together at Survivor Series. According to reports, Reigns and Corbin's animosity towards each other will continue on after this PPV and onto the next one which will be TLC in December.

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According to Wrestling Observer Newsletter, should that match come to fruition, it will have a very interesting stipulation. It'll be a dog collar match. That would make sense since Corbin has been making fun of Reigns' moniker, The Big Dog. For those unfamiliar with the stipulations of this match type, both Superstars wear a collar and are connected to one another via a leash.

As for some of the other matches we might see at TLC, those are far less ridiculous. We could see the first-ever women's TLC Tag match between The Kabuki Warriors, and Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch with the former's titles on the line. Rusev versus Bobby Lashley is also rumored to take place at TLC. What are the odds WWE decides to make that a Lana On A Pole match?

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