Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. One of WWE's premier events is back in front of a live audience after the coronavirus pandemic forced fans to stay home and watch from the comfort of their own homes. Survivor Series will take place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Sunday with some of the top stars on both the Raw and SmackDown brands in action against each other. Big E is the RAW WWE champion.

It isn't likely that any championships will change hands, though the matches in Columbus, Ohio will help advance WrestleMania storylines. Below are predictions for every match on the WWE Fastlane card. From the moment Shinsuke Nakamura won the Royal Rumble, it's been clear that he would face AJ Styles at WrestleMania in a rematch from Wrestle Kingdom 10. That means Styles will find a way to retain the title. Another WrestleMania feud could be born from the championship match, though don't be surprised to see Owens and Zayn team up after having their differences over the past few weeks.

The road to WrestleMania 33 is in full swing, but there are still two pay-per-views on the schedule before the biggest WWE show of 2017. The first one is Elimination Chamber Sunday night, featuring the "SmackDown Live" roster. Elimination Chamber will likely establish multiple WrestleMania title matches, starting with the WWE World Championship match. Bray Wyatt, Baron Corbin, The Miz, AJ Styles and Dean Ambrose will all compete against John Cena for the No. 1 belt on "SmackDown Live." The SmackDown Women's Championship and the SmackDown Tag Team Championships will also be on the line at the PPV in Phoenix.

The final "SmackDown" pay-per-view before the Royal Rumble is set for Sunday night in Dallas. WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs 2016 will feature six matches, and all but one includes a stipulation. TLC is highlighted by multiple championship rematches. AJ Styles and Dean Ambrose will meet in a WWE World Championship match for a third straight "SmackDown" PPV. The same goes for The Miz and Dolph Ziggler, who have been fighting over The Intercontinental Title.

WWE Survivor Series 2016 could be the impetus for major changes on "Monday Night Raw" and "SmackDown." While the WWE Universal Championship and WWE World Championship won't be defended at the pay-per-view, the event on Nov. 20 could feature multiple title changes. It appears that the Intercontinental Championship and Cruiserweight Championship will be the only two belts on the line at the PPV. The stipulation added to both title matches indicates that two new champions have a good chance to emerge in Toronto. When WWE's brand split became official with the draft on July 19, the IC Title became exclusive to "SmackDown."

The year's second pay-per-view featuring only wrestlers from "SmackDown" is scheduled for Sunday night in Sacramento. WWE No Mercy 2016 will include four championship matches, and a few belts seem likely to change hands. AJ Styles will defend the show's top title on a PPV for the first time. Styles won the championship from Ambrose with a low blow at WWE BackLash in September, and Cena has not held the belt since he lost it to Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam 2014. The Miz is the longest-reigning singles champion in WWE, but he might not have the belt for much longer.