WWF Survivor Series

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1992
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Ric Flair, Scott Hall, Randy Savage, Ray Traylor, Jim Hellwig, and Kevin Wacholz in WWF Survivor Series (1992)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaWWF Title: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels, Casket Match: Kamala vs. The Undertaker, Nightstick on a Pole Match: Nailz s. The Big Boss Man, Survivor Series Match: The Nasty Boys & The Natural D... Leer todoWWF Title: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels, Casket Match: Kamala vs. The Undertaker, Nightstick on a Pole Match: Nailz s. The Big Boss Man, Survivor Series Match: The Nasty Boys & The Natural Disasters vs. Money Inc. & The Beverly Brothers, Ric Flair & Razor Ramon vs. Randy Savage &... Leer todoWWF Title: Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels, Casket Match: Kamala vs. The Undertaker, Nightstick on a Pole Match: Nailz s. The Big Boss Man, Survivor Series Match: The Nasty Boys & The Natural Disasters vs. Money Inc. & The Beverly Brothers, Ric Flair & Razor Ramon vs. Randy Savage & Mr. Perfect, High Energy vs. The Headshrinkers, Tatanka vs. Rick Martel, Yokozuna vs. Vir... Leer todo

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Unexceptional Event

Firstly, let me say that the 1992 Survivor Series broke with tradition. Survivor Series made it's debut in 1987 and up until 1991 it was an event which featured teams of four (or five) against each other. The 1992 Survivor Series had one match of that description but the rest were regular tag and singles matches which was a bit disappointing. After all, I think most fans enjoyed seeing teams of four against each other.

Anyway, that's ancient history now because the following year the Survivor Series reverted to it's four VS four formula but I thought I'd mention that above.

The whole card was pretty unspectacular. Don't get me wrong-the wrestlers all tried but at the end of the card I felt unfulfilled.

The only great match on this card was the main event between WWF Champion Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels. For over twenty minutes the two greatest wrestlers of 1992 put on a great show for the fans. This match was brilliant but one match doesn't make a good event.

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Trivia
A voice modulator was used to lower the pitch of Nailz's voice, as Vince McMahon decided that Kevin Wacholz's real voice was too high-pitched for audiences to take him seriously.

Errores
Vince McMahon refers to Rick Martel as a former Intercontinental Champion despite the fact that he never won the Intercontinental Title.

Citas
Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan: This is something, Jimmy Hart used to manage the Natural Disasters, used to manage the Nasty Boys, now he has Money Inc.

Versiones alternativas
The Coliseum Video/Silver Vision release contained seven extra segments:
Right after the Headshrinkers vs. High Energy match, Lord Alfred Hayes interviews The Big Bossman in the men's toilets prior to his Nightstick on a Pole match against Nailz.
Sean Mooney interviews Nailz after he lost the Nightstick on a Pole match to The Big Bossman. Nailz angrily pins Mooney to the wall and says that his loss was another case of misjustice before walking off.
Lord Alfred Hayes conducts an interview with Tatanka, who is sitting in his dressing room, chanting while holding his talisman in preparation for his match against Rick Martel.
Just before the Yokozuna vs. Virgil match, Lord Alfred Hayes tries to conduct an interview with Yokozuna in his dressing room, only to find him getting a massage from two geisha girls. Mr. Fuji offers the same treatment to Hayes, who takes it up, only for Fuji to tell him to leave after only two seconds of the massage.
After the Nasty Boys & Natural Disasters vs. Money Inc. & Beverly Brothers match, Lord Alfred Hayes interviews Virgil, who warns Bret Hart to watch out for Yokozuna.
Right before the WWF World Championship match, Harvey Wippleman and Kim Chee break Kamala out of the casket and berate him for losing to The Undertaker.
After the PPV ends, Bret Hart and Santa Claus are seen in front of the Survivor Series interview set, as Bret tells Santa that he wishes for not only peace and happiness on Earth, but also the biggest, baddest, toughest superstars in the WWF to challenge him for his World Championship as his Christmas gift.