Three matches are now confirmed for WWE’s 18th annual Tribute to the Troops special this Sunday, December 6, on FOX. Top stars from both Raw and SmackDown will be featured.

Three HUGE matches have been announced for this Sunday's WWE Tribute to the Troops! #WWETroops

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In a ten-man tag team match, Daniel Bryan, Rey Mysterio, Ricochet, and SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Street Profits will take on King Corbin, Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn, Elias, Dolph Ziggler, and Robert Roode.

WWE Champion Drew McIntyre will go one-on-one with “Mr. Money in the Bank” The Miz.

And from the SmackDown women’s division, Bayley and Natalya will face Bianca Belair and SmackDown Women’s Champion Sasha Banks.

It’s worth noting that additional promotional material for the event on WWE.com also advertises Universal Champion Roman Reigns, Big E, Braun Strowman, Alexa Bliss, and Lacey Evans. It remains to be seen if they will appear or compete in other matches.

Tribute to the Troops is reportedly being pre-taped from WWE’s ThunderDome in Orlando this week. Viewers are urged to check their local listings as the event will air “around regional NFL broadcasts” on Sunday.

WWE has announced one of its biggest classes of Performance Center recruits yet, including two major stars from IMPACT Wrestling and one of the hottest free agents in independent wrestling today.

The December class of recruits includes Dezmond Xavier (Deveon Everheart Aiken) and Zachary Wentz (Zachary Green), two-thirds of the world famous Rascalz. The group, along with the strikingly absent Trey Miguel, recently departed IMPACT wrestling their final match with world champion Rich Swann, and hosting their final episode of The Treehouse.

Another name among the Performance Center signees is Alex Zayne (Alex Brandenburg) in one of the more amazing stories of wrestling over the last few years. Zayne has had his time on the indie scene in the past, but returned to the world of backyard wrestling for many years. It was only recently that he returned to the indie scene, blowing up because of the success of promotions like GCW.

WWE has also signed Japanese wrestler Sojiru “Ikemen” Higuchi, a trainee of Yoshihiro Tajiri, former college basketball and WNBA player Anriel Howard, and west coast indie wrestler Rust Taylor (now Russ Taylor), who recently competed on NJPW STRONG and competed in the Ring of Honor Pure Championship tournament.