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WWE Survivor Series 2020 Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights - Bleacher Report

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    Credit: WWE.com

    On a night when the "best of the best" battled for brand supremacy at Survivor Series, WWE celebrated one of its greatest icons in a final farewell at the event in which he debuted 30 years earlier.

    The Undertaker said one last goodbye to the company he reigned over for three decades Sunday night, with his Hall of Fame career lauded in grand fashion. The homage to one of the greatest to ever lace a pair of boots came on the same night that the Superstars of Raw and SmackDown battled for bragging rights.

    Which brand emerged victorious from this year's Survivor Series pay-per-view and what did The Deadman's departure entail?

    Find out with this recap of the November 22 spectacular.

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    WWE Survivor Series match card    

    • WWE champion Drew McIntyre vs. Universal champion Roman Reigns
    • United States champion Bobby Lashley vs. Intercontinental champion Sami Zayn
    • Raw Tag Team champions The New Day vs. SmackDown Tag Team champions The Street Profits
    • Raw Women's Champion Asuka vs. SmackDown Women's Champion Sasha Banks
    • Team Raw (AJ Styles, Sheamus, Braun Strowman, Keith Lee and Riddle) vs. Team SmackDown (Jey Uso, Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens, Otis and King Corbin)
    • Team Raw (Shayna Baszler, Nia Jax, Peyton Royce, Lacey Evans and Lana) vs. Team SmackDown (Bianca Belair, Natalya, Ruby Riott, Liv Morgan and Bayley)
    • Kickoff Show: Interpromotional Battle Royal

      

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    Participants included: Dominik Mysterio, Rey Mysterio, Murphy, The Miz, John Morrison, Shelton Benjamin, Cedric Alexander, Bobby Roode, Dolph Ziggler, Chad Gable, Elias, Apollo Crews, Humberto Carrillo, Angel Garza, Kalisto, Ricochet and Jeff Hardy

    Dominik Mysterio scored the first stunning elimination of the Kickoff Show match when he sent John Morrison over the top rope. Dolph Ziggler dumped Rey Mysterio, and The Hurt Business earned a few eliminations until Ricochet delivered a massive suplex that sent Cedric Alexander packing. 

    Apollo Crews got a measure of revenge on The Hurt Business, eliminating Shelton Benjamin to clear the faction from the match. 

    Murphy and Dolph Ziggler teed off on each other on the apron until Bobby Roode sent the former to the locker room. Dominik knocked Roode to the floor and paired off with The Showoff. An ill-advised blind charge into the ring post and a dropkick from Dominik led to Ziggler's departure.

    Across the ring, Jeff Hardy eliminated Shinsuke Nakamura, then continued his intensifying rivalry with Elias by ending his night prematurely.

    SmackDown's Chad Gable and Dominik teamed up to battle Raw's Hardy and The Miz.

    Gable eliminated Hardy with a clothesline, while Miz countered a 619 attempt by Dominik with a big boot to the face.

    Dominik appeared to have eliminated The A-Lister, only to endure a trio of suplexes by Gable. Mysterio junior recovered and eliminated Gable, only for Miz to slide into the ring and send the rookie over the top for the win.

        

    Result

    Miz won the Battle Royal

           

    Grade

    C-

         

    Analysis

    Battle Royals are at their worst when guys are wandering aimlessly around the ring, punching and kicking, then occasionally pairing off with another Superstar en route to their inevitable elimination. There was a lot of that going on here as there was no story to speak of.

    Sure, Miz staved off elimination in sneaky fashion to win but beyond that, this was just a bunch of bodies doing things with no rhyme or reason.

    And worst of all, no one is really better off for having competed here. Their stars not enhanced or strengthened in any measurable way.

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    The battle for brand supremacy kicked off with Team Raw’s AJ Styles, Braun Strowman, Sheamus, Riddle and Keith Lee taking on Team SmackDown’s Jey Uso, Otis, King Corbin, Kevin Owens and Seth Rollins in the night’s opening contest.

    The first drama of the night came when Rollins demanded to be tagged into the match and, after being despondent for the majority of the contest, sacrificed himself. A Brogue Kick from Sheamus sent The Messiah packing. (SmackDown’s Rollins eliminated)

    Otis and Lee teed off in a battle of super heavyweights. They exchanged teases of superhuman feats of strength before Lee tagged Strowman into the match. The Monster Among Men uncorked a shotgun dropkick on Otis and tagged Styles into the match. 

    Styles and Owens quickened the pace until a fired-up KO unloaded with Stunners to the rest of Team Raw. Styles seized the opening and delivered the Phenomenal Forearm, eliminating his longtime rival. (SmackDown’s Owens eliminated)

    The action broke down and Riddle pinned Corbin to send him to the locker room. (SmackDown’s Corbin eliminated)

    Otis exploded into the match late, suplexing and clotheslining his way through the competition before coming face-to-face with Strowman. The former Universal Champion flattened him with a big boot but Otis recovered and delivered the caterpillar. He set up for the Vader Bomb but Riddle ran interference and Strowman powerslammed him for the fall. (SmackDown’s Otis eliminated)

    A desperate Uso unloaded on the competition, wiping them out with a dive at ringside. He followed up with superkicks to everyone in sight, including one that left Styles hung up on the ropes. A blind tag to Lee saw The Limitless One deliver the Spirit Bomb for the clean sweep. (SmackDown’s Uso eliminated)

         

    Result

    Team Raw defeated Team SmackDown (5-0)

          

    Grade

    C

        

    Analysis

    The story of Uso nearly pulling things out and finding renewed strength within himself was a nice story late but for the most part, this one was all about Raw proving it could stay united long enough to win the match.

    While that played out effectively enough, it was the least interesting story it could have told and led to the equivalent of a 35-0 Chiefs shut out of the Jets. It was one-dimensional and while it was a fine enough opener, it may very well go down in Survivor Series as the least compelling of these Raw vs. SmackDown matches.

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