WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns has challenged The 946 to a WarGames match at the upcoming Survivor Series after a dramatic closing segment on Monday Night Raw.

The challenge followed weeks of escalating hostilities between Reigns’ Bloodline faction and The 946, led by Royce Keys.

Earlier in the show, The 946 attacked Rey Fenix, Big Cass and Chad Gable following a match to determine the number one contender for the Intercontinental Championship.

Keys later called out Reigns, demanding that he appear and acknowledge him. During their confrontation in the main event segment, Keys admitted that although he respected Reigns for keeping his word, he had not come alone.

Reigns responded by questioning whether Keys believed he had arrived without backup. The Usos, Solo Sikoa and the returning Jacob Fatu were then shown standing beside a burning vehicle belonging to The 946.

Reigns subsequently struck Keys with a Superman Punch, triggering a brawl between the two factions. The Bloodline members entered the fray to even the numbers, with Fatu playing a major role in the confrontation.

Fatu applied his Tongan Death Grip on Keys before delivering a pop-up Samoan Drop to Carmelo Hayes. He later sent Hayes crashing through the commentary desk with a splash from the top rope.

As The 946 retreated through the crowd, Reigns took the microphone and formally challenged the faction to face The Bloodline in a WarGames match at Survivor Series in Houston, Texas.

The contest is scheduled for November 28 and will feature Reigns, The Usos, Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu against Royce Keys, Lucien Price, Bronco Nima, Carmelo Hayes and Cruz Montana.

WarGames matches feature two teams competing inside a steel cage surrounding two rings, with participants entering at timed intervals. The match officially begins once every competitor has entered, with victory secured through pinfall or submission.

The latest confrontation marks another development in the rivalry, which has included attacks on members of The Bloodline, the abduction of Sikoa and the destruction of vehicles belonging to both factions.