TOP TEN: The Best Moments in WWE Survivor Series History

November 17, 2009

9. 10 on 10 Tag Team Elimination Match at Survivor Series 1988

You might argue that there are better “moments” in the history of Survivor Series, but this match makes my list because it is, in my opinion, the best traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match of all-time. Not only did it carry the expected elimination stipulation, but it consisted of Tag Teams, with the added stipulation that if one member of a tag team was eliminated, then the other member had to also leave the match. The match itself was great, with both The Powers of Pain turning heel and Demolition turning face in the same bout. It was eventually won by The Powers of Pain, but featured great performances by The Rockers, The Brainbusters & Demolition.

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