Hello and welcome to another edition
of Seanomaniac Wrestling Reviews, the only wrestling review series on the
internet that does not take advantage of underage talent in the wrestling
business. All jokes aside, to the likes of David Starr and Joey Ryan, you are
vile disgusting pieces of shit who deserve everything thrown your way. Now onto
wrestling, it’s WWF Survivor Series 1992 where the big match of the night
focuses on Mr. Perfect returning to the ring to team with Macho Man Randy
Savage against Ric Flair and Razor Ramon. Are you ready for a casket match?
Well, it’s a coffin match according to Vince which will feature The Undertaker
vs Kamala. Finally, the WWF Championship will be defended as Bret Hart defends
against newly crowned WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels. This will
be the second Survivor Series to feature matches that are not all traditional
Survivor Series matches which is a nice change of pace. Let’s see if WWF can
end 92 on a high!
High Energy vs
The Headshrinkers W/ Afa
Goodbye Neidhart, hello Koko. Samu
shoves down Hart to start this match, make it double. Side headlock from Hart,
Samu and Hart collide off a shoulder block. Samu and Hart leapfrog and dodge
one another before a crossbody from Hart for two. Dropkick into an arm-drag
into another dropkick, tag to Koko. Samu drags Koko to the corner, Samu hits
Fatu by mistake as Koko dodges. Koko stomps on the feet of The Headshrinkers,
Koko tries the noggin knocker but The Samoans shake that off. Afa cracks Koko
with some stick, Fatu lands a huge slam on Koko. Tag to Samu, double headbutt
to The Birdman.
Hart is with the referee as Koko is
isolated in the corner. Fatu uses axe handles on Koko, Fatu bites the head of
Koko. Irish whip and big clothesline from Fatu, tag to Samu. Shoulder-claw from
Samu, Koko fights back but Samu cuts off the attacks of Koko. Tag to Fatu, knee
to the ribs. Whip off the ropes, Fatu ducks his head. Sunset flip from Koko for
two, superkick from Fatu takes down Koko. Fatu and Samu double team Koko, Afa
continues to enjoy chicken at ringside. Samu covers for two, face rake from
Samu. Samu measures Koko for a headbutt, slam to the mat. Whip to the buckle,
Koko dodges Samu’s splash.
Hart gets the tag, dropkicks all
around. Whip off the ropes, back body-drop for Samu. Diving crossbody, Fatu
breaks that up. Spinning heel kick for Fatu, Samu reverses the whip. Hart runs
into the powerslam from Samu, tag to Fatu. Diving Splash from Fatu and this
match is over.
Headshrinkers have been established
with a pay per view win, surprised that Hart ate the pinfall on this one but
that’s business my friend. Crowd seems hot which helped what could have been a
flat tag team match, Samoans can always work and these two can be fun with the
right team. Overall, it kept me entertained despite never believing in Hart and
Koko.
Winners: The
Headshrinkers over High Energy via Top Rope Splash!
(Nightstick On A
Pole Match) The Big Bossman vs Nailz
Nailz was put in prison by Bossman,
Nailz is out and wants revenge. The match starts with Bossman racing to the
ring to stop Nailz grabbing the stick. Nailz whips Bossman to the corner, big
punches and chokes from Nailz. Eye rake from Nailz, jabs from Nailz. Whip to
the buckle, Bossman blocks an oncoming Nailz. Right hands and one straight
knocks Nailz to a knee. Nailz stops Bossman from grabbing the stick, Bossman is
tossed to the mat. Gut-buster from Nailz with more choking for good measure,
Bossman battles back but Nailz is too strong for Bossman. Nailz begins
climbing, Bossman drags Nailz down onto the top rope where Nailz falls on the
rope groin-first.
Nailz is up first, knee to the ribs.
Whip off the ropes but Bossman lands a clothesline on Nailz, both men collapse
to the mat. Bossman begins climbing to the nightstick, Bossman pulls it down
and waffles Nailz in the head. Nailz lands a low blow though, Nailz has the
nightstick and Bossman is waffled in the neck and the back. Nailz misses the
swing with the nightstick, Bossman lands two big rights before scoring with The
Bossman Slam for the win.
Brief and they sold the match well
with both men desperately battling for control of the nightstick. However, once
both men were smashed with the nightstick multiple times without major damage,
they kind of lost me. You are centring around the idea of the nightstick being
a match-ender but here we are, both men smack one another about three times
before Bossman lands a Bossman Slam for the win. Kills the stipulation but the
match was mercifully short so I will let it slide for now.
Winner: The Big
Bossman over Nailz via Bossman Slam!
Rick The Model
Martel vs Tatanka
Stealing another man’s feathers is
just not on ladies and gentlemen but this is not the first time these two met,
Tatanka came out on top in their last encounter while Martel moved onto a
seemingly babyface program with Sherri Martel and Michaels but that is a
distant memory now. Back to these two wanting to murder one another, Martel
slaps Tatanka to start the match. Tatanka chops back at Martel hard, back
body-drop out of the corner. Dropkicks floors Martel who is on the floor for a
breather, Tatanka reassumes control inside of the ring.
Atomic drop and clothesline to the
floor, Martel is down once again. In the ring, it’s a knee from Martel. Tatanka
sends Martel into the buckle, Martel reverses an Irish whip and stun-guns
Tatanka. Martel poses for the fans, front chancery from The Model. Tatanka
fires up for a suplex, Martel regains control though with a big slam into the
mat. Doink is here, making balloons. Interrupting our match here, Doink
continues to take up camera time so I have no idea what is going on in the
ring. Front chancery from Martel, Tatanka places Martel on the apron. Tatanka
pulls Martel into the ring the hard way, Martel stabs Tatanka in the throat.
Beautiful neck-breaker from Martel for two, Tatanka is caught in a front
chancery once more.
The front chancery continues as Doink
is having fun with the fans, Tatanka fires up again. Martel’s grip is broken,
clothesline from Tatanka. Whip to the buckle, Martel reverses. However, Martel
runs shoulder-first into the ring-post. Tatanka chops the arm, backslide for
two. Arm-drag from Tatanka, Martel side-steps Tatanka who crashes to the floor.
Martel attacks the back and ribs, gut shot from Martel. Martel’s middle rope
axe handle backfires as Tatanka lands a gut shot. Tatanka is on the warpath,
headbutt and chops. Scoop slam, Tatanka climbs high. Diving chop, whip off the
ropes and massive Samoan Drop for the win.
I did not expect this one to go this
long, the feud had a bit of steam to it but it just felt the match was filling
time for the antics of Doink. A lot of the match had the camera on Doink but
also Martel’s repeated and long front chanceries drove me nuts, not a glowing review
from me for this one.
Winner: Tatanka
over Rick Martel via Samoan Drop!
Mr. Perfect &
Randy Macho Man Savage vs Razor Ramon & Scott Hall
Plans have been changing, The Ultimate
Warrior is no more in the WWF thanks to continued issues with Vince Mcmahon.
However, WWF discovered quite the way to salvage the situation, the return of
Mr. Perfect. Savage requested Perfect to be his partner, Bobby Heenan belittled
Perfect which led to Perfect stepping up to the challenge, massive tag team
match right here. Ramon and Perfect start, the two trade slaps and a toothpick
to the face. Ramon outpowers Perfect but Perfect is too quick. Shoulder block
from Ramon, drop toehold answer and slap from Perfect. Ramon is irate, Flair is
livid too.
Perfect is on the floor, smiling away
at his former associate Flair. Perfect and Flair trade words which allows Ramon
to grab Perfect by the hair, Perfect chops his way out of the heel corner.
Ramon and Flair are not happy, in tags Flair. Flair runs into massive rights
from Perfect, Flair is in the corner. Whip to the opposite buckle and back
body-drop from Perfect, big dropkick and clotheslines. Chop in the corner,
Flair flip which leads to Savage cracking Flair with a right hand. Tag to
Savage, Savage goes high. Diving axe handle to the spine, side headlock from
Savage. Shove off from Flair, shoulder block from Savage. Savage slaps Flair
before jabbing away at The Nature Boy, Ramon eats rights from Savage too.
Flair goes low, Irish whip from Flair.
Clothesline misses as Savage nails repeated clotheslines before Flair whips
Savage into the knee of Ramon. Ramon tees off on Savage, Ramon goes for the
knee. Savage protects his knees, kicking off Ramon before Ramon grabs Savage by
the throat. Two-handed throat toss from Ramon, Savage is stomped into the mat
repeatedly. Flair is legal, Ramon lands massive rights on Savage. Flair whips
Savage to the buckle hard, chops and right hands from The Nature Boy. Into the
knee of Ramon again, Savage is wincing in pain in the heel corner. Kidney shots
from Ramon, abdominal stretch from Ramon. Ramon grabs Flair’s hand for
leverage, Perfect is getting frustrated on the apron.
Savage manages to hiptoss his way out
of the hold but misses the elbow, Ramon stomps away at Macho Man. Ramon shoves
Savage back-first into the buckle, tag to Flair. Savage is unceremoniously dumped
to the floor, Ramon bounces Savage off the steel steps. Cover by Flair for two,
knee drop from Flair before Ramon comes in with a single leg Boston crab.
Perfect starts walking towards the ramp, frustrated by the lack of action.
Perfect looks at the crowd before deciding to continue the match, Savage has
been busted open by the knee of Flair. Ramon clocks Perfect when Perfect is
back on the apron, Ramon clocks Savage multiple times behind the referee’s
back.
Flair enters the ring, two for Flair.
Flair tries for a hip-toss, Savage counters for a backslide. Ramon stops that
pin-fall, Ramon is legal now. Repeated stomps from Ramon, chokeslam from Ramon.
Perfect saves the match, breaking up the pin-fall. Savage catches Ramon for a
small package, two for Savage. Tag to Flair, Flair unloads a flurry of punches
to Savage. Hard Irish whip to the corner, Flair struts his way over to Savage.
Corner clothesline from Flair, Flair asks Perfect to bring it on. Perfect is
looking very frustrated at this point, Flair climbs to the top rope. Savage
catches Flair, slam to the canvas. Perfect wants in badly, Savage tags Perfect.
Right hands and a biel from Perfect,
snap-mare neck-breaker. Chops and rights from Perfect, atomic drop and right
hand floors Ramon. Knee-lift from Perfect, Flair eats a knee-lift too. Savage
and Flair are brawling, Flair waffles Savage with a chair. Perfect does not see
Flair, Perfect tees off on Flair. Back body-drop for Flair, clothesline to the
floor. Ramon attacks Perfect, Perfect runs into the referee by mistake. Perfect
counters the razor’s edge with a back-drop, Perfect-Plex. No referee to count
the pin, Flair makes the save before we have a three-count. Perfect-Plex on
Flair, Ramon makes the save by stomping on Perfect. We have a DQ as the
referees have lost control, Figure Four on Perfect from Flair. Savage saves Perfect
from the chair shot, Perfect stabs Flair with the chair.
Disappointing to be honest but this
was on short notice, have to give them the benefit of the doubt. Perfect was
great in his return match, lots of fire and the crowd were in love with
Perfect. Flair does a great job winding up Perfect throughout the match, I
thought Razor was the weakest part of the match. I thought Ramon should have
been more dominant and more in-control throughout but it just did not come together
for me when it came to The Bad Guy. However, this would be the biggest match of
Ramon’s career up to this point and it brings a lot of pressure as well as
trying to steal the show when Perfect has his first match back. The finish was flat
though, we did get visual pin-falls for Perfect though so they did have the excitement
the match needed, shame it went out on a whimper.
Winners: Mr.
Perfect & Randy Savage over Ric Flair & Razor Ramon via DQ!
Yokozuna W/ Mr.
Fuji vs Virgil
Banzai! The next foreign heel is here
to destroy your beloved WWF Superstars, Yokozuna takes on the man who despite
his shortcomings, I feel was left high and dry by the WWF. Yokozuna stands
before Virgil who is showing no fear in front of this awesome sight. Yokozuna
pushes off Virgil and knocks him with ease, Virgil slides through the legs.
Triple dropkicks stagger Yokozuna, superkick from Yokozuna takes down Virgil.
Virgil dodges a strike before running into a uranage from this monster. Headbutt
from Yokozuna, Virgil blocks a right hand and lands a Polish hammer on
Yokozuna. Ducking the blows before a sidewalk slam ends that attack from
Virgil. Leg drop flattens the throat of Virgil, Virgil leaps over Yokozuna out
of the corner but a schoolboy goes wrong as Yokozuna flattens Virgil. Whip to
the buckle, clothesline and right palm thrust onto Virgil. Banzai Drop and this
match is over!
Good squash match to put over the next
big thing in the WWF, Yokozuna is big but boy, he’s fun to watch and Yoko can
move when he wants to, a sign of things to come with new stars coming into
their own in the WWF. Razor, Yokozuna, Michaels and Hart rising up the card, we
are getting into a new era of things in the WWF.
Winner: Yokozuna
over Virgil via Banzai Drop!
Beverly Brothers
& Money Inc. W/ The Genius vs The Natural Disasters & The Nasty Boys
Our one Survivor Series Traditional
Style Elimination Match and it reflects where we are at in the current WWF era.
Not the most stellar of divisions at the time, we have recently turned Nasty
Boys teaming with The Natural Disasters who have been feuding with Money Inc
& The Beverly Brothers. Not looking forward to this to be honest, the WWF
tag division does not interest me at this time.
Blake and Typhoon start, Blake uses
his speed to taunt and avoid Typhoon. Typhoon shoves down Blake with ease, lots
of strutting. Sleeper from Blake, Typhoon backs Blake into the corner. Huge toss
and a gut-buster from Typhoon, Argentine back-breaker from Typhoon. Tag to
Earthquake who applies a bearhug, Blake and Beau are squished in the corner.
Running powerslam by Earthquake, tag to Knobbs. Knobbs is slapped by Blake,
Knobbs slams Blake into the mat. Clothesline from Knobbs, tag to Sags. Blake
goes low, tag to Beau who lands kicks before Sags sends Beau to the corner.
Pumphandle drop from Sags, Sags wants Dibiase.
Beau lands an axe handle, butterfly
suplex from Beau. Tag to Dibiase, chops from Dibiase. Whip to the buckle and
clothesline, Sags blocks the suplex for a suplex of his own. Dibiase recovers
though quicker and tags IRS, elbow from IRS. Leg drop for two, Sags ducks two
clotheslines and lands hip-tosses on IRS. IRS begs off which leads to Dibiase
eating a clothesline to the face, Beverlys are attacked too. Jimmy Hart distracts
Sags, in comes Blake. Powerslam by Blake, tag to Beau. Boots from Beau,
snap-mare into a leg drop for two. Tag to Blake, middle rope axe handle and neck-breaker
for two. Sags is locked in a slepper, Blake and Sags collide after Blake
escapes a sleeper from Sags.
Beau tags in but so does Earthquake,
the reaction is mild. The ring fills up as everyone is brawling, Beau tries a
crucifix but Typhoon counters for a Samoan Drop. Earthquake Splash and The Beverly
Brothers are gone, not just the pinned brother. Dibiase sells his disgust and
shock, IRS is not a happy man either. Dibiase decides to gut it out, shoulder block
from Earthquake. Tags between Knobbs, Sags and Typhoon. They all take turns
battering Dibiase, shoulder blocks from Earthquake. Whip to the buckle, Dibiase
avoids the splash of Earthquake. Double back drop from Money Inc. elbow drop
from IRS for two. IRS misses a splash in the corner but recovers to tag
Dibiase, wishbone-split from Dibiase and IRS.
Tag to IRS, Earthquake is rammed into
the buckle. Sleeper from IRS, Dibiase continues the beatdown of Earthquake.
Whip off the ropes, clothesline to Earthquake. The big man staggers, chops from
Dibiase. Dibiase looks for a middle rope axe handle, it connects. Two for
Dibiase, tag to IRS. IRS gets a few shots in before tagging Dibiase, Dibiase
tries a middle rope axe handle but eats a massive boot from Earthquake. Tag to
Typhoon, right hands to IRS. Clotheslines to Dibiase and IRS, Splash on IRS.
Dibiase makes the save, Nasty Boys clothesline Dibiase to the floor. Dibiase trips
Typhoon who was running the ropes, elbow from IRS for the elimination before
Knobbs comes in and rolls up IRS for the win.
Wow, that was torturous at times.
Nothing remotely bad but interest from me and the fans was at an all-time low.
I did not get the idea of having the heels be out-numbered during the match
early on, granted I did not see The Beverlys beating anyone besides The Bushwhackers.
Anyways, what did Money Inc. take on this battle against four monsters? Also
why both eliminating The Natural Disasters for the match to end only seconds
later? What could did that do for Money Inc or Natural Disasters? Answer: It
did nothing, what a waste of time this match was.
Winners: The Nasty
Boys over Everyone Else via Roll-Up!
(Casket Match)
The Undertaker W/ Paul Bearer vs Kamala W/ Kim Chee & Harvey Whippleman
Summerslam rematch with a twist, The
Undertaker looks to bury Kamala in a casket. The Deadman has been on a roll
since turning face, nothing is going to stop Taker. Kamala is the first in a
long list of monsters to stand in the way of The Deadman, Kamala is petrified of
the casket which is great because Kamala is usually so imposing and powerful
but the thought of being placed in that casket has this fearsome monster
running for his life. Taker walks down his victim, Kamala continues to run. Kamala
chops away at Taker, Taker staggers but the buckle has no effect on The
Deadman. Taker strikes back at Kamala, Old School time.
Choke from Taker, whip from Taker.
Taker drops the head, kick and chops from Kamala. Clothesline to the floor but
Taker lands on his feet, Taker grabs the managers of Kamala but Kamala makes
the save. Taker is bounced off the steps, throat thrust from Kamala. The
Ugandan Giant is in firm control, Taker meets the steel steps hard. Kamala has
a chair, wham across the back of The Deadman. In the ring, Kamala scoop slams
Taker who sits right up. Throat thrust and scoop slam, Taker sits up which perplexes
Kamala. Scoop slam with Taker continuing to sit up but this time Taker does
spring up. Splash from Kamala, Kamala is delighted with himself. A second
splash from Kamala, make it three.
Kim Chee trips Paul Bearer, Kamala and
Kim Chee both hold onto the urn, neither man wants to use the urn though. This
leads to Taker waffling Kamala with the urn, Kamala is out-cold. Kamala is
pinned by The Deadman, this is not the end of the match though. Kamala is
placed in the casket by Taker which leads to Bearer and Taker covering The
Ugandan Giant and hammering the nails into place, it is all over for Kamala.
It was ok, thought the crowd was a
little quiet for Taker. I enjoyed the glee of Kamala as Taker seemed to be
beaten, was enjoyable to watch it come crashing down for Kamala. As it was the
first, they had not really figured out a formula for drama, we even had a
pin-fall in the match. Definitely a by the books performance from both men,
serviceable but nothing memorable.
Winner:
Undertaker over Kamala via Urn To The Head!
(WWF Championship
Match) Bret Hart © vs Shawn Michaels
Champion vs Champion, the beginning of
a legendary rivalry. Michaels defeated The British Bulldog to capture the
Intercontinental Championship. Bulldog defeated Hart so Michaels is confident
because he defeated the man who beat Hart. True changing of the guard here, I
doubt anyone would have seen this match coming at the start of 1992 but here we
are. Hart and Michaels lock-up, the two tussle around the ring before the referee
has to step between the two of them. This is personal, these two hate one
another.
Knee and take-down from Michaels, Hart
quickly counters as Michaels scrambles to the ropes. Little bit of shoving,
another lock-up. Wrist-lock from Hart, Michaels counters and yanks Hart down by
the hair. Hart counters and wallops the arm, knee to the arm into a key-lock.
Michaels looks to make space, Michaels grabs the hair behind the referee’s
back. Clever from Michaels, wrist-lock and more punches from Hart. Michaels has
the hair, drop-down and leap-frog before a drop toehold. Hart slips out though,
catching Michaels for a hammer-lock.
Michaels counters for his own hammer-lock,
Hart runs Michaels out of the ring. Hart yanks Michaels into the ring, transition
into a key-lock. Michaels grabs the hair, whip off the ropes. Hart dodges the
scoop slam, O’Connor roll is blocked but an apron sunset flip gets a two.
Arm-drag into an arm-bar from Hart, Michaels has had enough of the arm-bars so
decks Hart with a right-hand. Whip is reversed by Hart, Michaels survives the
hip-toss but runs into a clothesline. Two for Hart, Hart clamps on a key-lock.
Michaels goes back to grabbing the hair, Hart ducks before running into a
stun-gun. Eye poke by Michaels, Hart reverses a whip to the buckle. Michaels
dodges the corner spear, Hart hits the ring-post hard.
Michaels whips Hart into the buckle
sternum-first, two for Michaels. Reverse chin-lock from Michaels, Hart
continues to try to fight out of the hold. Hart is fading fast though, Hart
elbows his way out before Michaels lands a dropkick. Two for Michaels,
back-breaker from Michaels for two. Michaels clamps on another sleeper, Hart
manages to escape. Neck-breaker after hitting the ropes, Michaels ducked his
head and got caught. However, Michaels is up first. Eye poke to The Hitman,
boots to the head. Front chancery from Michaels, Hart backs Michaels into the
corner. Shoulder-thrusts from The Hitman, Michaels sends Hart to the buckle.
Hart counters Michaels with a boot, bulldog from Hart. Middle rope elbow drop
misses, Michaels is relieved to have avoided that elbow.
Cover for two, whip off the ropes. Flying
reverse elbow for two, Michaels is getting angry now. Front chancery from Michaels,
Hart counters for a small package. Two for Hart, Michaels is right back on
Hart. Hart is sent to the buckle, Hart leapfrogs Michaels and delivers a back suplex.
More leapfrogs, Michaels runs into Hart. Catapult from the champion, Michaels
is backing off. Right hands from Hart, Michaels is sent to the buckle. Hart rocks
the ropes with Michaels straddling the ropes, back body-drop. Two for Hart, gut
punch into a Russian leg-sweep for two. Back-breaker and Bret’s Rope Elbow Drop
for two.
Bret places Michaels on the top rope,
superplex connects. Michaels swings wildly, Hart clamps on the sleeper. Michaels
backs into Hart who smacks into the referee, both men trade counters before
Michaels sends Hart to the floor. Michaels sends Hart into the guard-rail,
scoop slam for good measure. Whip to the buckle hard, Michaels gets two. Back
body-drop from Michaels for two, Michaels is annoyed. O’Connor roll for two
from Hart, Superkick from Michaels. Michaels wants his Teardrop Suplex, Hart
survives the first attempt but gets caught in the second attempt. 1…2. Hart
kicks out! Whip from Michaels, Hart answers with a forearm. Michaels fakes
being caught in the ropes, Hart lunges at Michaels but gets nothing but rope.
Michaels is on his feet, exhausted and
spent. Hart is writhing in pain on the canvas, Michaels is taking a risk.
Michaels tries a middle rope dropkick, Hart counters tripping up Michaels for a
Sharpshooter in the middle of the ring. Michaels scratches and claws, there is
nowhere to go though. Hart has retained his championship and celebrates with
Santa Claus? Whatever…
This was an interesting match for
sure, Michaels has not found his rhythm just yet as a heel, that’s fair enough considering
it was a big change from regular tag team wrestler to pretty boy heel. We have
a lot of chin-locks and front chanceries throughout, it really slows down the
match. On top of that, neither man is incredible on offence, they have their
go-to moves of course but I do not see Michaels as a dominant strong heel nor
do I see Hart as an exciting explosive babyface. That missing dynamic hurts
this match for me, there was also a referee bump for no real reason? Was Hebnar
just in the wrong place? I enjoyed the beginning of the match with Hart
out-wrestling the cocky challenger, forcing Michaels to break the rules with a
closed fist to the face but the arm-work never went anywhere. Finish was clever
and different, the bonus of having such athletic young top-stars, you get to
see Michaels launch himself into the sharpshooter, good stuff for sure.
Overall, I think it was good but definitely did not feel like a top-tier
calibre main event, it felt more like the foundations of a good match from two
men who are eager to prove they belong at the top.
Winner: Bret Hart
over Shawn Michaels via Sharpshooter!
That was WWF Survivor Series 1992 and
it tells you a lot about the shape this company was in during that era. You
kick off with a tag team match with The Headshrinkers being established as a tag
team on the rise, nothing wrong there. They are quick, have devastating
manoeuvres and their finish looks great. They should do fine moving forward
although the tag team division is lacking (more on that below) Nailz vs Bossman
was quick and painless, I was not all that invested due to seeing Nailz in the
ring at Summerslam and both men make the stipulation meaningless as they are
battered multiple times with the nightstick with little to no damage. Tatanka
vs Martel was not very good, a lot of rest holds and the camera was on Doink
for most of it, I would have rather not seen the match.
Things pick up with the real main
event as everything centres around the big tag team match, it’s fine. When Perfect
is in there, it’s exciting and the fans want to see him, that feeling continues
during Savage’s babyface in peril segment. The finish is flat though, two
Perfect-Plexes only for the referee to call for a DQ. Perfect shows he can still
hang but I wasn’t satisfied when it was over, I wanted more. However, as I said
this was not the original plan so I will give them a pass for now. Yokozuna
squash was fine, the only Survivor Series Traditional Elimination Match was
awful. I could not make sense of the booking nor why you would put together
such a piss-poor match. I just did not care for any of the athletes involved,
Undertaker vs Kamala was not great either. Kamala’s facials were good but
nothing standout about the match, just another day at the office. Finally, the
main event was good in parts, bad in others. Bret and Shawn will grow as
performers though, their encounters will get better. Thanks for reading and remember:
there’s always another night!
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