Same with Andre's team in 1988. Sadly that's the case with a lot of those older Survivor Series teams where all or the majority of the team has passed away.
I was so looking forward to that match, but it broke my heart as a fan because Demolition were wrecked. Ax was pinned early on, and it was clear LOD were completely over powering Demolition. It was hard to take as a Demolition fan after they'd been so dominant for the last few years. As a kid I'd assumed Demolition would see off LOD, like they did with the Powers of Pain, and take the belts back off the Hart Foundation.
Survivor Series 2003 teams for Austin’s job was real dramatic and emotional. Especially the ending with Batista stopping the heroic comeback of HBK. I thought the match told a great story. I also liked the 95 wild card teams, brought something different. When HBK comes out in his entrance in 95 he gets an insane pop.
Survivor Series 1990 The Grand Finale Team is one of my favorites because it was the first time that all remaining participants from the matches got together at the end for one GRAND finale. It was never done before, and on the heel team it was the first time that an entire team had survived their original match with all members not being eliminated.
@@MikeD974 I agree. I dont know why WWF (WWE) did not keep that going. My only guess is the time limit constraints and cost factor involved with it, to include the wrestlers having to work double if they are chosen to be involved in the finale
What? Every single match at that event was horrible. The only highlight was the few minutes Hart & DiBiase squared off at the end of that match. Otherwise they are all terrible. And it was obvious they were rushing the matches.
I love the traditional Survivor Series format, be it the original 5-on-5 or the 4-on-4s that followed in the years immediately following. I loved seeing guys team up that you wouldn't normally see. But I really, REALLY loved that tag team Survivor Series matches in the first two events. That tag match from '88 with the Powers of Pain, the Rockers, the Bulldogs, the Young Stallions, and the Harts, against Demolition, the Rougeaus, the Busters, the Bolsheviks, and the Conquistadors is one of my all-time favorite matches, period. There was just something about it I can't quite put into words. I NEVER get bored of watching it over again.
That match despite being a sweep was excellent, None of the eliminations felt rushed and the crowd was going ballistic when Jake was making his last stand.
Seeing this video makes me realize just how cool Survivor Series was and still is for a concept. Especially back then when there wasn't weekly television, the idea of seeing your favorites team up and be named a team too is VERY cool.
Survivor Series has always been one of my favourite ppv's mainly because you would see teams being put together of guys who have never worked with each other or had to put their differences aside to win a match based on survival. The level of star power was always cool to see being assembled especially as it would be the only time that you would see the big names as a team, in my opinion, both sides in the Survivor Series 2001 main event had a lot of star power and it's my all time favourite
Thank you for mentioning the 1995 Wild Card match. I liked the idea. Seeing current or former rivalries team up together was cool to see as a 10 year old back then. One of my faves.... 1993 Hart Brothers team.
I think my favorite teams were apart of the original Survivor Series in 1987. Partly because it was never done before, and also for the wrestlers grouped together. Consider Randy Savage's team which consisted of Ricky Steamboat, Brutus Beefcake, Jake Roberts and Jim Duggan. The best mid card babyfaces in the company at the time, and the fact you had Macho and Steamboat on the same team the very same year they clashed at WrestleMania 3 was insane. Then there was the babyface tag team Survivor Series team. The tag division was so incredibly deep and may never be surpassed. You had Strike Force, The British Bulldogs, The Killer Bees, The Rougeau Brothers, and The Young Stallions. Imagine a tag division like that today, and then consider they were only the babyface teams.
Thanks ‘brother’ for putting these videos together. It means a lot being able to reconnect with my childhood through your videos. In all honesty, Steve Muthufuggin Blackman was one of my favorite guys to watch back in the day because I was training in Karate. Thank you and wish you the best.
The Dream Team vs. The Million Dollar Team. It was the debut of The Undertaker, and it came down to Bret Hart vs. Ted Dibiase. It was a rare treat to see them wrestle each other.
I remember in '89 with the King's Court vs the 4x4's. Bret Hart had a moment where he went up against Randy Savage. There was a collective "ooooo" that went through the crowd when people realized, "Damn, this is a good matchup!"
The issue I have with survivor series and have had for awhile is back in the day, mid 90's amd back. The teams came together based on story lines being built where it was guaranteed that every member of one team was feuding with a member of another team and in a number of cases, story lines were crossed and future teammates would end up helping each other and vice versa due to the other team double teaming and interfering in a wrestlers match causing for saves and eventual creations of teams.
The two main event teams for the first survivor series were great. The star power alone was terrific, plus it was the first time we'd seen anything like this, and the match was amazing.
Agreed. It was also quite the interesting choice having Bam Bam Bigalow as the last guy against the 3 monsters Andre, Gang, and Bundy. It worked though. The crowd was really behind Bam Bam.
I've never commented on so many other people's comments before. What a fun video! Thank you When you mentioned The Rude Brood, it made me think of their opponents, Roddy's Rowdies. They were so wild and funny, very different than any other team that year. I remember them each taking a turn to bite Mr. Perfect!
I loved Survivor Series 2006, Especially team DX Vs Team rated RKO, The spots and the ending were top tier. The match as a whole was pretty entertaining. This match alone really shows you have hilarious DX were at that time.
Going to get raked over the coals for this one - but mine was Doink Bushwhackers and Doink Men on a Mission - and same for Bastion Booger, Headshrinkers, and Bam Bam. I was so young when that match aired, and I remember begging my parents to buy a Coliseum Home Video just because it was so great to me to see all of those characters in that silliness. I could practically recite Gorilla’s commentary I watched it so many times.
I remember as a Kid loving the Survivor Series 1991. My parents had it on VHS and I really loved the Big Boss Man and The Legion of Doom vs Irwin R. Schyster and The Natural Disasters Match, as well as Ric Flair, The Mountie, Ted DiBiase and The Warlord vs Roddy Piper, Bret Hart, Virgil and The British Bulldog
Watched live on Pay-Per-View and still have the video tape we recorded it with. The second match you listed was the first on the card and it was the match the made the most sense: Flair vs Piper, DiBiase vs Virgil, Mountie vs Hart, and Warlord vs Bulldog. I remember being so mad as a 6 year-old kid when Flair was named sole-survivor.
Remember the promos at the very beginning where the wrestlers said what they were thankful for? Ted DiBiase said, "I'm thankful because I'm rich, and you're not!", then laughed LOL!
They were very much a mixed bag in the ring but I'll always love *Team Beef* from Smackdown's Survivor Series match in 2003: Brock Lesnar, Big Show, A-Train, Matt Morgan and Nathan Jones.
The Million Dollar Team vs the Hart Foundation, Dusty Rhodes, and koko b ware is so fascinating to me. Obviously for undertaker's debut, but the names on that list are very solid, and it's amazing how strong undertaker was put over from his very first wwf tv appearance.
All of these teams were great!! Thank you for making this video. This brings back a flood of fond childhood memories. Looking forward to checking out your picks from the current era
As an honorable mention, I'd like to include The Hart Family from Survivor Series 1993. The team consisted of Bret "Hitman" Hart and his brothers Owen, Keith, and Bruce.
I’d like to see a video about The Boogeyman. He was definitely an outlandish character that might have done better in the mid 90s because he was so cartoony. Also, I rarely ever see videos covering storylines with the women in WWE. Mickie James had a couple of notable ones involving Trish Stratus, and Laycool from 2009-2010.
The Teamsters are one of my favorite Survivor Series teams ever. That match alone is incredible just due to the amount of Hall of Famers involved. Sione and Owen are the only two members not in the HOF and while you can definitely make a case for Barbarian, Owen is an automatic with obvious reasons why he isn't included. I rewatch that opening match from Survivor Series 1994 every year because of how stacked those teams are.
Great video!! I’ve always liked how Survivor Series had a bit of Champion Vs Champion vibe to it. The first one I can remember 92 Bret Hart (WWF) vs Shawn Michaels (IC) this was really the first time WWE gave us a main event with two guys who were more athletic than muscular and obviously those two would go on to be all time greats The Brock Lesnar vs AJ styles was great Champ vs Champ plus it had a dream match and David Vs Goliath feel to it as did Brock and Daniel Bryant Roman Reigns and Big E was a good match but in the opposite end of Bret Shawn with two big guys who could put on a good power house match. Plus Roman’s just great and Big E deserved the chance to shine against him.
The very first SmackDown vs Raw Survivor series match was one more memorable one...the hype created for this was great and one can't forget the talent involved in the match
My favourite moment in a Survivor Series match was actually a moment with Jesse Ventura on the mic when Tully Blanchard tagged in, and then quickly tagged out again and Jesse broke character and laughed. Can't remember which match it was but I think it was either 1987 or 1988. Always makes me laugh.
It wasn't 1987. That was the first Survivor Series, which I watched a few days ago, because it was the 35th anniversary, and I remember watching it on Pay-Per-View when I was much younger. lol
@@G360LIVE it was 88, I remember now. It was the Demolition / Los Conquistadores / The Brain Busters / The Rougeau Brothers / The Bolsheviks -vs- Powers Of Pain / The Rockers / The British Bulldogs / The Hart Foundation / The Young Stallions. One of the absolute best SS matches that ever took place (my opinion)
I had a recorded VHS copy of Survivor Series '89 as a child. I would play the hell out of it when I'd go to my grandparent's during the day. One of the most enjoyable PPV's of all time. The Hulkamaniacs had the most star power for me. Jake is one of my all time favorites, and Demolition is one of my all time favorite Tag Teams. And who didn't love Hogan as a kid. '89 is when I started following wrestling too. I love the Attitude era, but '89-'92/'93 was phenomenal.
The Best Video of All Time !! My Dream Team may have been The Hart Family But as a kid I always wanted Sting (Surfer) to get an invite for once to tag w Hulk, Savage, & Warrior. Then Later on I wanted Sting, Taker, Kane, Demon Balor vs The Wyatt Family. nWo vs DX 4 Horsemen vs Hulkamaniaics ECW vs WCW vs WWF Kurt Angle, Bret Hart, Eddie Guerrero, Benoit vs HBK, Flair, Jericho, Steamboat List Goes on....
Team Austin was definitely my favorite. I have to give an honorable mention to Team Smackdown from 2005 consisting of Batista, Bobby Lashley, JBL, Randy Orton, and Rey Mysterio. Almost no weaknesses there. 2004's main event may have been the best billed Survivor Series match given what was at stake, each member of the winning team getting a chance at running Raw as interim GM. The teams were also a good mix of pros and new faces. HHH, Edge, Batista, Snitsky, vs Benoit, Jericho, Orton, Maven. Say what you will about Maven but they shined him like a bright new penny here.
Thanks for this video. I loved this concept, and needs a return to its former glory. Although I'm intrigued with the War Games concept, hopefully next year they return to the old format. Instead of Raw vs Smackdown, they should have Men and Woman's match for both brands.
Announced beforehand? Sid/Bossman/LoD that got changed to Bossman/LoD in the weeks leading up to Survivor Series 1991. Favorite match? A lot of matches have happened over the years, but still, nothing ever stands out more to me than the performance of The Jumping Bomb Angels at the first Survivor Series. Cliché as it, those two women were REVOLUTIONARY to a WWF audience back then. Watching them was like watching something out of the future. Between their appearance in 1988, and Muta's debut in NWA/WCW in 1989, as a mark fan, you believed that they were doing insane bonzo stuff out in the Orient. ((And this was without even knowing about FMW.))
A fantasy match between the '89 Hulkamanics and '90 Warriors would be so wild. Two of the most badass teams of all time. I also loved the '93 All Americans and the DX squad. Both teams of Ahmed/Shamrock/LOD vs NOD were badass. If Sid didn't get injured in '91, the match of him, Bossman, and LOD vs Jake, IRS, and the Natural Disasters would have been badass as well. Honorable mentions go to Jake the Snake's Vipers and the Hulkamaniacs in 1990.
I think the 1991 Survivor Series team of Roddy Piper, Bret Hart, Virgil & The British Bulldog was arguably the best team of that particular PPV. It was also my personal favorite match of the event, despite the disappointing ending.
@@aklimar2208 It's between the 2x4's Vs the King's court (Macho Vs Bret was a treat) and the Rowdies Rowdys Vs Roodes Brood. Rude and Perfect where machines in that match especially when it was 2 against 4 they sold like crazy while picking Roddy's the apart. The only disappointment was the lame booking of the Hogan match with 3 dqs and Demolition being made to look really weak despite being mega over at the time. It frustrates me that WWE downplay just how big a deal they where at the time.
@@DayFul Completely agree with your favorites (and how lame the Hogan match was). I remember the collective "oooo" that went through the crowd when Bret Hart got that tag and came in to face Macho Man. Then in the Roddy/Rude match, the best was when they all took turns biting Mr. Perfect! Remember the promos in the beginning where they talked about what they were thankful for? DiBiase said, "I'm thankful because I'm rich, and you're not", then laughed LOL!
I see you have Mr. Perfect in there a bunch ;) Survivor series is great just under royal rumble. I don't know how they messed it up but this type of match is incredible fun.
What messed it up was that back in the day every one had their own fued that wasn't featured on TV every week, so it was a treat seeing the guys cross paths in the SS even if they were lower card guys.
Glad to see you mentioned Taker being on the All Americans. I always thought in kayfabe, Taker being on that team made sense and since he replaced the “injured” Tatanka that it made the faces look…GASP! Smart. If wrestling was real, wouldn’t YOU want a person on your team that in kayfabe, felt no pain and drew an apparently endless amount of strength from an urn? Also, glad to see you mention that Lex was still over with the crowd. He was but it’s just that people liked other people more.
That sad moment when you realized that all members of the Ultimate Warrior's team in 1990 have passed away. May they RIP.
Same with Andre's team in 1988. Sadly that's the case with a lot of those older Survivor Series teams where all or the majority of the team has passed away.
And that makes me personally wonder how ric flair and hulk hogan are still alive
I said that same thing as soon as I looked at that team I was the ultimate warrior for halloween that year and hawk in 1992
Just like Wrestlemania 7 Ultimate Warrior vs Macho Man... Elizabeth and Sherri.. all passed away
Well thanks, I hadn't heard about Animal.
Sobering that Warrior, Kerry and LOD are all no longer with us… this was my favourite Survivor Series team of all time
The Warriors was an awesome team. Loved their promo before the match with Ultimate Warrior going crazy in the back before he could speak.
Gotta love the Warrior!!
I was so looking forward to that match, but it broke my heart as a fan because Demolition were wrecked. Ax was pinned early on, and it was clear LOD were completely over powering Demolition. It was hard to take as a Demolition fan after they'd been so dominant for the last few years. As a kid I'd assumed Demolition would see off LOD, like they did with the Powers of Pain, and take the belts back off the Hart Foundation.
First thing I thought of, that promo is classic!
They could have become the best stable
Survivor Series 2003 teams for Austin’s job was real dramatic and emotional. Especially the ending with Batista stopping the heroic comeback of HBK. I thought the match told a great story. I also liked the 95 wild card teams, brought something different. When HBK comes out in his entrance in 95 he gets an insane pop.
I was screaming damn it when Shawn Michaels didn't kick out at Survivor Series 2003 😔😔😔😔
The 1989 version was a banger. The 4x4's vs. The King's Court is my favorite match.
Great to see Macho and Bret work against each other!
I was 9 and I thought Earthquake killed Hercules when he sat on him LOL!
Survivor Series 1990 The Grand Finale Team is one of my favorites because it was the first time that all remaining participants from the matches got together at the end for one GRAND finale. It was never done before, and on the heel team it was the first time that an entire team had survived their original match with all members not being eliminated.
I wish they kept that yearly thought it was cool
@@MikeD974 I agree. I dont know why WWF (WWE) did not keep that going. My only guess is the time limit constraints and cost factor involved with it, to include the wrestlers having to work double if they are chosen to be involved in the finale
What? Every single match at that event was horrible. The only highlight was the few minutes Hart & DiBiase squared off at the end of that match. Otherwise they are all terrible. And it was obvious they were rushing the matches.
@@unklesalty3732 Living up to the user name I see...
Didn't they get disqualified according to this video
I love the traditional Survivor Series format, be it the original 5-on-5 or the 4-on-4s that followed in the years immediately following. I loved seeing guys team up that you wouldn't normally see. But I really, REALLY loved that tag team Survivor Series matches in the first two events. That tag match from '88 with the Powers of Pain, the Rockers, the Bulldogs, the Young Stallions, and the Harts, against Demolition, the Rougeaus, the Busters, the Bolsheviks, and the Conquistadors is one of my all-time favorite matches, period. There was just something about it I can't quite put into words. I NEVER get bored of watching it over again.
Stephanie McMahon’s reaction to The Alliance losing in 2001 was priceless 😆
Her breakdown was amazing, wasn't it?
Vince's too. I think that was the most Vince that Vince has ever been.
Jim Ross telling Paul Heyman that he'd lost and that he was out of a job again.
Team WWE celebrating the end of The Alliance and the end of the Invasion
Steph throughout the whole invasion storyline was absolutely hilarious
The Vipers (Jakes teams )vs The Visionaries (Martels teams) were great names ,also played into their fued.
Those two teams names ,vipers and the visionaries could've been named for teams captained by Randy Orton and Seth Rollins
@@ericdemby4644 Who cares about Orton or Rollins?
@@schizzo8959 I do
@@ericdemby4644 I thought of that recently too!😂😂
That match despite being a sweep was excellent, None of the eliminations felt rushed and the crowd was going ballistic when Jake was making his last stand.
Seeing this video makes me realize just how cool Survivor Series was and still is for a concept. Especially back then when there wasn't weekly television, the idea of seeing your favorites team up and be named a team too is VERY cool.
Survivor Series has always been one of my favourite ppv's mainly because you would see teams being put together of guys who have never worked with each other or had to put their differences aside to win a match based on survival. The level of star power was always cool to see being assembled especially as it would be the only time that you would see the big names as a team, in my opinion, both sides in the Survivor Series 2001 main event had a lot of star power and it's my all time favourite
Damn I can't believe everyone from "The Warriors" are gone today 😭RIP🙏
Thank you for mentioning the 1995 Wild Card match. I liked the idea. Seeing current or former rivalries team up together was cool to see as a 10 year old back then.
One of my faves.... 1993 Hart Brothers team.
I loved the Teamsters. And the dysfunction between HBK and Diesel basically kickstarted Shawn Michaels' push from mid card to main event.
and it also gave us "What a pittance!"
I think my favorite teams were apart of the original Survivor Series in 1987. Partly because it was never done before, and also for the wrestlers grouped together. Consider Randy Savage's team which consisted of Ricky Steamboat, Brutus Beefcake, Jake Roberts and Jim Duggan. The best mid card babyfaces in the company at the time, and the fact you had Macho and Steamboat on the same team the very same year they clashed at WrestleMania 3 was insane.
Then there was the babyface tag team Survivor Series team. The tag division was so incredibly deep and may never be surpassed. You had Strike Force, The British Bulldogs, The Killer Bees, The Rougeau Brothers, and The Young Stallions. Imagine a tag division like that today, and then consider they were only the babyface teams.
The wildest part of Savage's team that first year was he feuded with all four of his partners at one point in his career.
Thanks ‘brother’ for putting these videos together. It means a lot being able to reconnect with my childhood through your videos. In all honesty, Steve Muthufuggin Blackman was one of my favorite guys to watch back in the day because I was training in Karate.
Thank you and wish you the best.
The Dream Team vs. The Million Dollar Team. It was the debut of The Undertaker, and it came down to Bret Hart vs. Ted Dibiase. It was a rare treat to see them wrestle each other.
I remember in '89 with the King's Court vs the 4x4's. Bret Hart had a moment where he went up against Randy Savage. There was a collective "ooooo" that went through the crowd when people realized, "Damn, this is a good matchup!"
Thank you for keeping us with new videos while you are on your well deserved vacation!
The issue I have with survivor series and have had for awhile is back in the day, mid 90's amd back. The teams came together based on story lines being built where it was guaranteed that every member of one team was feuding with a member of another team and in a number of cases, story lines were crossed and future teammates would end up helping each other and vice versa due to the other team double teaming and interfering in a wrestlers match causing for saves and eventual creations of teams.
The two main event teams for the first survivor series were great. The star power alone was terrific, plus it was the first time we'd seen anything like this, and the match was amazing.
Agreed. It was also quite the interesting choice having Bam Bam Bigalow as the last guy against the 3 monsters Andre, Gang, and Bundy. It worked though. The crowd was really behind Bam Bam.
I've never commented on so many other people's comments before. What a fun video! Thank you
When you mentioned The Rude Brood, it made me think of their opponents, Roddy's Rowdies. They were so wild and funny, very different than any other team that year. I remember them each taking a turn to bite Mr. Perfect!
I loved Survivor Series 2006, Especially team DX Vs Team rated RKO, The spots and the ending were top tier. The match as a whole was pretty entertaining. This match alone really shows you have hilarious DX were at that time.
That was my first time seeing CM punk
Team DX swept that matchup.
The problem with that match was that they took some top-tier talent like Orton and Edge and buried them.
Going to get raked over the coals for this one - but mine was Doink Bushwhackers and Doink Men on a Mission - and same for Bastion Booger, Headshrinkers, and Bam Bam. I was so young when that match aired, and I remember begging my parents to buy a Coliseum Home Video just because it was so great to me to see all of those characters in that silliness. I could practically recite Gorilla’s commentary I watched it so many times.
Missed Team Angle here from 2003. That whole buildup between Lesnar and Angle was gold❤
Great Job. I loved Smackdown vs Raw 2005, the beginning of bragging rights!
I remember as a Kid loving the Survivor Series 1991. My parents had it on VHS and I really loved the Big Boss Man and The Legion of Doom vs Irwin R. Schyster and The Natural Disasters Match, as well as Ric Flair, The Mountie, Ted DiBiase and The Warlord vs Roddy Piper, Bret Hart, Virgil and The British Bulldog
Watched live on Pay-Per-View and still have the video tape we recorded it with. The second match you listed was the first on the card and it was the match the made the most sense: Flair vs Piper, DiBiase vs Virgil, Mountie vs Hart, and Warlord vs Bulldog. I remember being so mad as a 6 year-old kid when Flair was named sole-survivor.
Love the WCW Biddle music in the background for the Lex Luger 93 Survivor series team
Can of coke to you, sir
Wow I obviously missed a ton of these, thanks for sharing. Cool teams!
I loved SS '89. One of my favorite. It was like watching a live action cartoon.
Remember the promos at the very beginning where the wrestlers said what they were thankful for? Ted DiBiase said, "I'm thankful because I'm rich, and you're not!", then laughed LOL!
They were very much a mixed bag in the ring but I'll always love *Team Beef* from Smackdown's Survivor Series match in 2003: Brock Lesnar, Big Show, A-Train, Matt Morgan and Nathan Jones.
Team Sasquatch
The Buffet Busters...
Enjoy your break man looking forward as always to a wrestling bios Sunday night treat
Awesome list pretty solid overall kerry von erich the ultimate warrior and the legion of doom will always be my favourite survivor series team
The Million Dollar Team vs the Hart Foundation, Dusty Rhodes, and koko b ware is so fascinating to me. Obviously for undertaker's debut, but the names on that list are very solid, and it's amazing how strong undertaker was put over from his very first wwf tv appearance.
All of these teams were great!! Thank you for making this video. This brings back a flood of fond childhood memories. Looking forward to checking out your picks from the current era
This was a fun walk down memory lane. Thanks for the vid!
Hell yes! New WB! Hope your vacation is going well!
We get 6 classic PPVs for 2 weeks
As an honorable mention, I'd like to include The Hart Family from Survivor Series 1993. The team consisted of Bret "Hitman" Hart and his brothers Owen, Keith, and Bruce.
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Another great upload!!!! 😊 you’re the best!
The Harley Race/Rick Rude mashup in the time stamp is HILARIOUS!
Great video upload wrestling bios enjoyed watching it great ive got quite a lot of these on dvds the wwf ones on tagged classics 😀
Thank you for these videos. I love reliving very one of them.
I still prefer the 1990 Survivor Series Concept, where survivors meet in a final match of survival. With the current brand split it would work
Great idea for a video.
When i was young i used to Love seeing the different teams and how different storylines would cross during the matches.
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What xmas gift wrestling bios is spoiling us love it
I have such a soft spot for Kerry Von Erich.... he wasn't in the wwe for a long time but definitely a great Survivor Series team he was on!!! 💪
I’d like to see a video about The Boogeyman. He was definitely an outlandish character that might have done better in the mid 90s because he was so cartoony. Also, I rarely ever see videos covering storylines with the women in WWE. Mickie James had a couple of notable ones involving Trish Stratus, and Laycool from 2009-2010.
He also would have been in his 20's in the 90's... Likely adding to longevity and match quality.
I'm so happy you said team dx in 06. I always remember that squad.
Great Idea it has been fun reminiscing I always loved Survivor Series 👍❤️👍
The Teamsters are one of my favorite Survivor Series teams ever. That match alone is incredible just due to the amount of Hall of Famers involved. Sione and Owen are the only two members not in the HOF and while you can definitely make a case for Barbarian, Owen is an automatic with obvious reasons why he isn't included.
I rewatch that opening match from Survivor Series 1994 every year because of how stacked those teams are.
Thanks, enjoy your break man.
Can't believe you didn't include Doink, Dink, Pink and Wink or their opponents Lawler, Cheesy, Queasy and Sleazy
Great video!! I’ve always liked how Survivor Series had a bit of Champion Vs Champion vibe to it.
The first one I can remember
92 Bret Hart (WWF) vs Shawn Michaels (IC) this was really the first time WWE gave us a main event with two guys who were more athletic than muscular and obviously those two would go on to be all time greats
The Brock Lesnar vs AJ styles was great Champ vs Champ plus it had a dream match and David Vs Goliath feel to it as did Brock and Daniel Bryant
Roman Reigns and Big E was a good match but in the opposite end of Bret Shawn with two big guys who could put on a good power house match. Plus Roman’s just great and Big E deserved the chance to shine against him.
Survivor series 2016 team raw vs team smackdown that match is one of my favourite ever matches. Just pure entertainment from start to finish. Love it!
The very first SmackDown vs Raw Survivor series match was one more memorable one...the hype created for this was great and one can't forget the talent involved in the match
10:38 Gotta say love that HCTP Inspired Remix of Judas with guitars and turntable samples
Wow! brought me back awesome memories thank you.
I like the WCW Lex Luger music on a WWE video. Was always a fan of his WCW theme music
My favourite moment in a Survivor Series match was actually a moment with Jesse Ventura on the mic when Tully Blanchard tagged in, and then quickly tagged out again and Jesse broke character and laughed. Can't remember which match it was but I think it was either 1987 or 1988. Always makes me laugh.
It wasn't 1987. That was the first Survivor Series, which I watched a few days ago, because it was the 35th anniversary, and I remember watching it on Pay-Per-View when I was much younger. lol
@@G360LIVE it was 88, I remember now. It was the Demolition / Los Conquistadores / The Brain Busters / The Rougeau Brothers / The Bolsheviks -vs- Powers Of Pain / The Rockers / The British Bulldogs / The Hart Foundation / The Young Stallions. One of the absolute best SS matches that ever took place (my opinion)
Tully was only in 1988 so it must have been that......
Nothing brings back WWE nostalgia like that Slam Jam theme! I wish it was still used when promoting retro episodes of Raw or SMACKDOWN.
I had a recorded VHS copy of Survivor Series '89 as a child. I would play the hell out of it when I'd go to my grandparent's during the day. One of the most enjoyable PPV's of all time. The Hulkamaniacs had the most star power for me. Jake is one of my all time favorites, and Demolition is one of my all time favorite Tag Teams. And who didn't love Hogan as a kid. '89 is when I started following wrestling too. I love the Attitude era, but '89-'92/'93 was phenomenal.
Remember the times you got excited when survivor series was around the corner? Cause It was something diffrent. Always enjoyed it.
Wrestling, football and fun hope you're vacation goes well
The Best Video of All Time !!
My Dream Team may have been The Hart Family But as a kid I always wanted Sting (Surfer) to get an invite for once to tag w Hulk, Savage, & Warrior. Then Later on I wanted Sting, Taker, Kane, Demon Balor vs The Wyatt Family.
nWo vs DX
4 Horsemen vs Hulkamaniaics
ECW vs WCW vs WWF
Kurt Angle, Bret Hart, Eddie Guerrero, Benoit vs HBK, Flair, Jericho, Steamboat
List Goes on....
Great job 👍 . Love the video .
Team Austin was definitely my favorite.
I have to give an honorable mention to Team Smackdown from 2005 consisting of Batista, Bobby Lashley, JBL, Randy Orton, and Rey Mysterio. Almost no weaknesses there.
2004's main event may have been the best billed Survivor Series match given what was at stake, each member of the winning team getting a chance at running Raw as interim GM. The teams were also a good mix of pros and new faces. HHH, Edge, Batista, Snitsky, vs Benoit, Jericho, Orton, Maven. Say what you will about Maven but they shined him like a bright new penny here.
7:30 hunter off his cycle obviously
Thanks for this video. I loved this concept, and needs a return to its former glory. Although I'm intrigued with the War Games concept, hopefully next year they return to the old format. Instead of Raw vs Smackdown, they should have Men and Woman's match for both brands.
I liked all the teams from wwf wwe survivor series 1987 to 2022
Some great memories here from the late 80's and early 90's.
8:26-When i saw this video, my first thought was the Hulkamaniacs of Hogan, Jake and Demolition-the all-time Great Survivor Series team!
ID LOVE TO SEE U DO A VIDEO ON POWER AND GLORY ONE OF MY FAV ALL TIME TAG TEAMS
Your content is awesome! 👏👏👏
1988 was excellent. My favourite match was the 10 vs 10 tagteam match. Even ending with a double heel / face turn
I've always loved the survivor series!!!!! The 4 man elimination is my favorite match type lol
Love the list some great memories:) just a shame about the newer ones and team alliance with no Flair, Sting, Steiners or DDP 😢
I love this one!!! So nostalgic!!!
It's sad that a lot of the wrestlers shown and mentioned in this video have passed away.
Hogan teaming with Demolition and Jake always sticks out in my mind. Punk, Dx and Hardyz was awesome too
Announced beforehand? Sid/Bossman/LoD that got changed to Bossman/LoD in the weeks leading up to Survivor Series 1991.
Favorite match? A lot of matches have happened over the years, but still, nothing ever stands out more to me than the performance of The Jumping Bomb Angels at the first Survivor Series. Cliché as it, those two women were REVOLUTIONARY to a WWF audience back then. Watching them was like watching something out of the future. Between their appearance in 1988, and Muta's debut in NWA/WCW in 1989, as a mark fan, you believed that they were doing insane bonzo stuff out in the Orient. ((And this was without even knowing about FMW.))
A fantasy match between the '89 Hulkamanics and '90 Warriors would be so wild. Two of the most badass teams of all time.
I also loved the '93 All Americans and the DX squad. Both teams of Ahmed/Shamrock/LOD vs NOD were badass. If Sid didn't get injured in '91, the match of him, Bossman, and LOD vs Jake, IRS, and the Natural Disasters would have been badass as well.
Honorable mentions go to Jake the Snake's Vipers and the Hulkamaniacs in 1990.
Loved this video
I think the 1991 Survivor Series team of Roddy Piper, Bret Hart, Virgil & The British Bulldog was arguably the best team of that particular PPV. It was also my personal favorite match of the event, despite the disappointing ending.
It was also the only good match of that show. I agree that team was pretty good.
I really miss those early to mid 90's survivor series teams! It's pretty cool.
Honorable mention to the smackdown and raw team from 2005 those were great teams
The 1989 Survivor series is a fantastic show that still holds up today it's so much fun.
What was your favorite match of the night? Or favorite moment (I know there were many ..)
@@aklimar2208 It's between the 2x4's Vs the King's court (Macho Vs Bret was a treat) and the Rowdies Rowdys Vs Roodes Brood. Rude and Perfect where machines in that match especially when it was 2 against 4 they sold like crazy while picking Roddy's the apart.
The only disappointment was the lame booking of the Hogan match with 3 dqs and Demolition being made to look really weak despite being mega over at the time. It frustrates me that WWE downplay just how big a deal they where at the time.
@@DayFul Completely agree with your favorites (and how lame the Hogan match was). I remember the collective "oooo" that went through the crowd when Bret Hart got that tag and came in to face Macho Man. Then in the Roddy/Rude match, the best was when they all took turns biting Mr. Perfect!
Remember the promos in the beginning where they talked about what they were thankful for? DiBiase said, "I'm thankful because I'm rich, and you're not", then laughed LOL!
My favourite survivor series team is Big Show in 1999. Just Big Show and he beat the other team single handily
Some good talents teamed up that you would not normally see!!! 💪
Great video idea !!!
RIP to Team Andre (1988) and Team Warriors as each were great Survivor Series teams.
Awesome list!
I see you have Mr. Perfect in there a bunch ;) Survivor series is great just under royal rumble. I don't know how they messed it up but this type of match is incredible fun.
What messed it up was that back in the day every one had their own fued that wasn't featured on TV every week, so it was a treat seeing the guys cross paths in the SS even if they were lower card guys.
Glad to see you mentioned Taker being on the All Americans. I always thought in kayfabe, Taker being on that team made sense and since he replaced the “injured” Tatanka that it made the faces look…GASP! Smart. If wrestling was real, wouldn’t YOU want a person on your team that in kayfabe, felt no pain and drew an apparently endless amount of strength from an urn? Also, glad to see you mention that Lex was still over with the crowd. He was but it’s just that people liked other people more.
I would stair at ‘the Hulkamaniacs’ team on the back of the vhs tape when ever I was at Choice or United video IYKYK
Love the warriors team from SS90
Legion of doom, ultimate warrior and Texas tornado... god those were the days!
Team smackdown 2005 is my favorite tbh.
First! Awesome channel keep up the great work 👍
The wildcard match was a great concept.
You failed to review the 2019 Survivor Series. The elimination matches were bangers as well.