WWF Survivor Series

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1988
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2 घं 33 मि

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André René Roussimoff, Hulk Hogan, Ed Leslie, Adolph Bresciano, Barry Darsow, Jim Duggan, Bill Eadie, Wayne Farris, George Gray, Randy Savage, Jake Roberts, Terry Szopinski, Ray Traylor, Sione Vailahi, Jim Hellwig, and Ron Bass in WWF Survivor Series (1988)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंRandy Savage, Hulk Hogan, Koko B. Ware, Hercules & Hillbilly Jim vs. Ted DiBiase, Haku, The Twin Towers & Red Rooster. Andre the Giant, Rick Rude, Dino Bravo, Mr. Perfect & Harley Race vs. J... सभी पढ़ेंRandy Savage, Hulk Hogan, Koko B. Ware, Hercules & Hillbilly Jim vs. Ted DiBiase, Haku, The Twin Towers & Red Rooster. Andre the Giant, Rick Rude, Dino Bravo, Mr. Perfect & Harley Race vs. Jim Duggan, Jake Roberts, Ken Patera, Scott Casey & Tito Santana. The Rockers, The Powers o... सभी पढ़ेंRandy Savage, Hulk Hogan, Koko B. Ware, Hercules & Hillbilly Jim vs. Ted DiBiase, Haku, The Twin Towers & Red Rooster. Andre the Giant, Rick Rude, Dino Bravo, Mr. Perfect & Harley Race vs. Jim Duggan, Jake Roberts, Ken Patera, Scott Casey & Tito Santana. The Rockers, The Powers of Pain, The Young Stallions, The British Bulldogs & The Hart Foundation vs. Demolition, Th... सभी पढ़ें

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- Kerwin Silfies
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- Kerwin Silfies
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Big Movie Fan

GREAT WRESTLING CARD

This event took place in 1988. Back in 1988 the WWF employed a huge amount of wrestlers most of which were charismatic and good at what they did. This was an era when the WWF had enough quality wrestlers that it could promote an event featuring teams of five against teams of five and even a twenty man tag team elimination match.

The tag team elimination match was awesome. Back in 1988 the WWF had no shortage of exceptional tag teams. It was a hard hitting affair and at the end it boiled down to the two strongest teams at the time-Demolition and The Powers Of Pain!

We also got to see The Ultimate Warrior and Hulk Hogan (two of the top wrestlers at the time) lead their teams to victory against the forces of evil!

The really great thing about these events was that there were clear cut good guys such as Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior-and clear cut bad guys such as The Million Dollar Man and Bad News Brown. Today, it's hard to figure out if a wrestler is good or bad.

All in all, a phenomenal event!

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Survivor series 2

The second annual survivor series. Starts off with a tag team match. Still in it's five man form. So 20 men in the ring at the beginning looks more like a battle Royal . After last year rather than considering reducing numbers. They have instead looked at camera angles. There is improvement in this aspect. So many great tag teams during this time a big double cross make it hard not enjoy this match. What follows is A night full of world champions future hall of famers making for an enjoyable evening

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Adds Absolutely Nothing New

After watching/reviewing the first edition of the Survivor Series recently, I gave it a rather average rating with the caveat that it needed to add something to the simple tag-team format. Unfortunately, the 2nd Annual Survivor Series (1988) stagnates instead, adding absolutely nothing to the proceedings.

If you like tag-team action, you'll like this event more than I. The tag format just isn't may favorite, and may prevent me from watching subsequent installments of this event.

What drags this '88 edition down even further is that I didn't really even get the feeling that too many character arcs were being advanced or created here. It just seemed like place-holding. The WWF still had some great personalities at this time in history, so it isn't a completely train wreck, but this is coasting in its highest form.

Thus, overall I was disappointed in the second installment of Survivor Series. If the event doesn't throw a few new things into the mix or find a fresher overall formula, I may not be tuning into subsequent installments.

Spawn Devil

Recap S.S. 1988

Brutus "the Barber" Beefcake, the Blue Blazer, Sam Houston, Ultimate Warrior and Jim Brunzell vs. Honky Tonk Man, Bad News Brown, Greg "the Hammer" Valentine, Ron Bass and Danny Davis Survivor: Ultimate Warrior

The Rockers, Powers of Pain, Young Stallions, Hart Foundation and the British Bulldogs vs. The Rougeau Brothers, Demolition, Los Conquistadores, the Bolsheviks and the Brainbusters Survivors: Powers of Pain

Andre the Giant, Dino Bravo, Rick Rude, Harley Race and Mr. Perfect vs. Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Scott Casey, Jake "the Snake" Roberts, Ken Patera and Tito Santana Survivors: Mr. Perfect and Dino Bravo

Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Koko B. Ware, Hercules and Hillbilly Jim vs. Haku, Ted DiBiase, Akeem, Big Boss Man and the Red Rooster Survivors: Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage

Overall Mark: C (A bit better)

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A step down from the previous year.

For its second year, Survivor Series once again took place in Richfield, OH, although the magic of the previous year's show was not there. Perhaps because Survivor Series '88 did not have any significant matches other than the tag team elimination bout. Survivor Series '87 had a women's bout, and was also an experiment. This show was also ravaged by injuries beforehand (legitimate ones), forcing several un-Pay Per View calibur wrestlers into some big matches. The only real good wrestling match on the card turned out to be the Tag Team Match. It was incredible. Superb moves, plus legends like the Rougeaus, Bret Hart, Arn Anderson, and the Dynamite Kid in the ring with each other. 20 guys, and they almost surrounded the ring on all four sides. All in all, for wrestling historians, check it out, but nothing special for passive fans.

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ट्रिविया
At the time of writing (March 2020), All of Andre's team have passed away. Both Andre the Giant and Dino Bravo passed away in 1993; Rick Rude in 1999; Curt Hennig in 2003; Bravo's manager Frenchy Martin in 2016, Bobby Heenan a year later and Harley Race in 2019, who was the eldest of the seven.

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Jesse 'The Body' Ventura: Mean Gene, I'm here in the dressing room with Undisputed World Wrestling Federation Champion Randy "Macho Man" Savage. Macho Man, I got a question for you; when you won the Survivor Series, and you were standing in the middle of the ring, with Elizabeth between you and Hulk Hogan, raising both your hands in victory, I saw Hogan peering out to the crowds like he always does; I saw Elizabeth enjoying the adulation. But Macho Man, I saw something a little different in your eyes; what was going on, Macho?
Macho Man Randy Savage - Team Megapowers: Oh, you saw it, Jesse Ventura; those were eyes of determination, yeah. And possibly the eyes of victory, yeah. The eyes of victory and the eyes of determination is what was happening at that particular moment, yeah. You got nothing on me, man, no. Uh-uh. I won the match, yeah!
Jesse 'The Body' Ventura: I understand victory, I understand determination, Macho, but I saw something else; when that match was over, and the lovely Elizabeth was up in that ring with Hulk Hogan, and Hogan had the 24-inch pythons wrapped around her, Macho Man, I don't wanna know what was in your eyes - I want to know what was going through your mind at that moment.
Macho Man Randy Savage - Team Megapowers: What was going through my mind at that moment was to be the sole survivor which I was! One man was the sole survivor, and that was the Macho Man Randy Savage, yeah. World Wrestling Federation Champion, yeah! That's what I am now, and that's what I am now! Yeah, now.
Jesse 'The Body' Ventura: Macho...
Macho Man Randy Savage - Team Megapowers: That's OK, man, not right now. I'm gonna tend to some, uh, new business right now. You understand that? I'm done here, man, I'm done here, yeah. I'm the sole survivor!
[leaves the locker room]
Jesse 'The Body' Ventura: New business? Ha! I think there's a little bit more to all of this. Back to you, Mean Gene.
[laughs]

इसके अलावा अन्य वर्जन
The Coliseum Video release featured a cold opening with Gene Okerlund, the first two matches being swapped around, the second and third matches both being heavily edited, and five post-match interviews (the first four were conducted by Sean Mooney, while the last was conducted by Jesse Ventura):
Bad News Brown talks about how incompetent his teammates were in their match against The Ultimate Warrior's team, and that he wants a shot at Randy Savage's WWF World Championship.
After beating The Honky Tonk Man's team, The Ultimate Warrior talks about he will take on all comers for his WWF Intercontinental Championship.
André the Giant and Bobby Heenan gloat about Andre carrying his team to victory by squashing Jake Roberts and Tito Santana, as well as brush off the rumors that Andre is terrified of snakes.
Jake Roberts vows to get revenge on André the Giant.
Jesse Ventura asks Randy Savage about his reaction to Hulk Hogan hugging Miss Elizabeth after their victory over the Twin Towers' team, and Savage ignores the question and says that everything is fine in the Mega Powers. But Ventura isn't fooled that easily since he knows there is a little more to it than that, before he throws it back to Gene Okerlund, who then closes the PPV.