So...I'm going with a Brand vs. Brand atmosphere here. You won't have all Triple Threat matches because, quite frankly, Vince isn't going to give that much PPV time to that many ECW guys. Here's what I'd like to see, though...
Opening Match
Cody Rhodes vs. Goldust
Start off with a "Battle of the Brothers." Cody has been looking pretty damn good on RAW and on PPV's the past few months, and Goldust is still, to me, a top performer in the ring. He can hang with anyone and have a good match, a trademark of a quality veteran. This would be a solid opening bout and hopefully set the tone for the evening.
Winner: Cody Rhodes
Champion vs. Champion Match
Mickie James vs. Michelle McCool
The obligatory Diva's match is second. This time, though, we get a high quality Diva's PPV bout with two women who can work the butts off in the ring. A quality back and forth bout.
Winner: Michelle McCool
Tag Team #1 Contender's Match
MVP & Mark Henry vs. Batista & Rey Mysterio
Jerishow retains at Hell in a Cell, and Big Ben sets this match up at Bragging Rights to determine who deserves another shot at the Most Dominant Tag Team Ever. However, Jerishow try to screw both teams out of the #1 Contendership, setting up a Triple Threat Tag Match for Survivor Series.
Winner: None (Double Disqualification)
Champion vs. Champion Match
Jack Swagger vs. John Morrison
The United States Champion vs. the Intercontinental Champion comes in at match number 4. Originally I wanted Miz to win the US Title at this PPV, but knowing it's format now, that won't be happening. I don't think Miz is ready for the Miz/Morrison encounter yet (as Morrison has been pushed a lot harder than Miz, in my opinion). Being a former World Champ (ECW, at any rate), Swagger matches up on paper better with JoMo. Again, this should be a damn fine match.
Winner: John Morrison
RAW vs. SmackDown
Randy Orton & Triple H vs. Kane & Matt Hardy
Interesting teams, eh? With the last two matches I have planned, I thought matching up some of the "Best of the Rest" in some unstable tag teams would be interesting. Kane and Matt had a really good bout on Superstars last week; if they continue that program this match would be even more interesting. Lots of different styles here. The question is, which team can put aside personal differences for the sake of the brand?
Winner: Randy Orton & Triple H
Triple Threat #1 Contenders Match
Shawn Michaels vs. CM Punk vs. William Regal
OK, so follow me here. Whoever wins this match is the #1 Contender for his brand's main championship at Survivor Series. William Regal is often overlooked as a worker, or at least he was when he was on RAW. As a crafty veteran, this could be an interesting bout. CM Punk is losing the title to 'Taker at HIAC, if my guess is accurate, hence his inclusion. And HBK instead of HHH? Well, I really just wanted HHH to have to team with Orton.
Winner: William Regal (bet you didn't see that one coming!)
Just for those keeping track, ECW has 1 win, while RAW and SmackDown each have 2, with one double DQ finish. So the Bragging Rights go to the winner of the Main Event.
Triple Threat Champion vs. Champion vs. Champion Match
John Cena vs. Undertaker vs. Christian
This would be an epic match if booked properly. That means we limit Cena's Super Mushrooms. I like the guy as a performer, but he needs to look human once in a while. Who better to do that against that Captain Charisma and The Dead Man? Christian would use speed to his advantage here, and keep himself in the match. But we all know that he won't win. That why
Winner: The Undertaker
Giving SmackDown the 'Bragging Rights" derived from the PPV's title. If there are Cyber Sunday elements added, then you can use your imagination to figure out how to mess with this card