History Wrestling / SurvivorSeries

* TournamentArc: ''Survivor Series 1998,'' where the Rock d. Mankind in a rehashing of the Montreal Screwjob for the vacated [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-h.html WWE World Heavyweight Title]].

* TokenWhite: [=Christian=], on Team Kingston (Wrestling/KofiKingston[=/=]Mark Henry[=/=][[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]][=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter]) in their successful match against the all-white Team Orton (Wrestling/RandyOrton[=/=]Wrestling/CMPunk[=/=]Wrestling/WilliamRegal[=/=]Cody Rhodes[=/=][[Wrestling/TedDiBiaseJr Ted [=DiBiase=] Jr.]]) at ''Survivor Series 2009.''

* SantaClaus: Showed up to celebrate Bret's win over Shawn in the main event of ''Survivor Series 1992'', and Wrestling/LexLuger being the sole survivor in the All-Americans[[note]]Luger[=/=]The Undertaker[=/=]The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott)[[/note]]-Foreign Fanatics[[note]][=Yokozuna=][=/=]Ludvig Borga[=/=]Crush[=/=]Quebecer Jacques[[/note]] match at ''Survivor Series 1993''.

* {{Crossover}}: The Heavenly Bodies ("The Doctor of Desire" Tom Prichard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Ray, w[=/=]Wrestling/JimCornette) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/e/smw/smw-t.html SMW Tag Team Champions]] the Rock N Roll Express (Ricky [=Morton=] and Robert Gibson) for the titles at ''Survivor Series'' 1993.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 1991 and 1992 showed that WWE was experimenting with the format. Along with featuring the first ever 3-on-3 match, with Team Bossman ([[Wrestling/BigBossman The Big Bossman]] and [[Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors the Legion of Doom]]) vs. Team IRS (IRS and the Natural Disasters (Earthquake and Typhoon), it also featured the first ever singles match in ''Survivor Series'' history, with the Undertaker defeating [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-h.html WWE World Heavyweight Champion]] Hulk Hogan for the title.

** Wrestling/KokoBWare, via Wrestling/TheUndertaker, in the Dream Team[[note]]Wrestling/DustyRhodes[=/=]Koko[=/=]The Hart Foundation [Wrestling/BretHart and Jim Neidhart][[/note]] vs. the Million Dollar Team[[note]][=DiBiase=][=/=]Undertaker[=/=]Rhythm & Blues [Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan and Greg Valentine][[/note]] match, 1990.

** Butch Reed, via Hogan, in the Team Hulk[[note]](Wrestling/HulkHogan[=/=]Paul Orndorff[=/=]Wrestling/DonMuraco[=/=]Ken Patera[=/=]Wrestling/BamBamBigelow)[[/note]]-Team Andre[[note]](Andre[=/=]Wrestling/TheOneManGang[=/=]Wrestling/KingKongBundy[=/=]Reed[=/=][[Wrestling/RickRude "Ravishing" Rick Rude]])[[/note]] match, 1987.

** JTG of Cryme Tyme, via MVP, in the Team Shawn Michaels[[note]]Michaels[=/=]Mysterio[=/=]The Great Khali[=/=][[Characters/WWETagTeams Cryme Tyme [Shad Gaspard and JTG]]][[/note]]-Team Bradshaw[[note]]JBL[=/=]Wrestling/TheMiz[=/=]Wrestling/JohnMorrison[=/=][=Kane=][=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter][[/note]] match, 2008.

** MVP, via Drew [=McIntyre=], in the Team Mysterio[[note]](Rey[=/=]The Big Show[=/=]Kofi Kingston[=/=]MVP[=/=]Chris Masters)[[/note]]-Team Del Rio[[note]](Wrestling/AlbertoDelRio[=/=]Drew [=McIntyre=][=/=]Wrestling/CodyRhodes[=/=]Wrestling/JackSwagger[=/=]Tyler Reks)[[/note]] match, 2010.

* TheIndexTeam

** Butch Reed, via Hogan, in the Team Hulk[[note]](Wrestling/HulkHogan[=/=]Paul Orndorff[=/=]Don Muraco[=/=]Ken Patera[=/=]Wrestling/BamBamBigelow)[[/note]]-Team Andre[[note]](Andre[=/=]Wrestling/TheOneManGang[=/=]Wrestling/KingKongBundy[=/=]Reed[=/=][[Wrestling/RickRude "Ravishing" Rick Rude]])[[/note]] match, 1987.

* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: ''Survivor Series 1999'' featured wrestling porn star Val Venis leading his team of "Sexual Chocolate" Mark Henry, wrestling vampire Gangrel and martial arts expert [[Wrestling/SteveBlackman "The Lethal Weapon" Steve Blackman]] to victory over the British Bulldog and [[Wrestling/TheCorporation the Mean Street Posse]].

* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: ''Survivor Series 1999'' featured wrestling porn star Val Venis leading his team of "Sexual Chocolate" Mark Henry, wrestling vampire Gangrel and martial arts expert "The Lethal Weapon" Steve Blackman to victory over the British Bulldog and [[Wrestling/TheCorporation the Mean Street Posse]].

** Koko B. Ware, via Wrestling/TheUndertaker, in the Dream Team[[note]]Wrestling/DustyRhodes[=/=]Koko[=/=]The Hart Foundation [Wrestling/BretHart and Jim Neidhart][[/note]] vs. the Million Dollar Team[[note]][=DiBiase=][=/=]Undertaker[=/=]Rhythm & Blues [Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan and Greg Valentine][[/note]] match, 1990.

** Perhaps the most notable of Survivor Series sweeps would be in 2006, when Team DGenerationX (Wrestling/TripleH, Wrestling/ShawnMichaels, Wrestling/CMPunk, Wrestling/JeffHardy, [[AndZoidberg and]] Wrestling/MattHardy) defeated Team Rated RKO (Wrestling/RandyOrton, Wrestling/{{Edge}}, Gregory Helms, [[Wrestling/JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], and Mike Knox). Given the level of talent and cult popularity on the DX team, it's no wonder that this was the first five-man Survivor Series team to sweep their opposition. The Philadelphia crowd also made their voices heard, and surprised the wrestling world in the pre-match promo by chanting for Punk during DX's catchphrases.

* SantaClaus: Showed up to celebrate Bret's win over Shawn in the main event of ''Survivor Series 1992'', and Lex Luger being the sole survivor in the All-Americans[[note]]Luger[=/=]The Undertaker[=/=]The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott)[[/note]]-Foreign Fanatics[[note]][=Yokozuna=][=/=]Ludvig Borga[=/=]Crush[=/=]Quebecer Jacques[[/note]] match at ''Survivor Series 1993''.

* GrandFinale: 1990 saw the "Grand Finale of Survival," where all the surviving faces teamed up against all of the surviving heels from the previous matches. Hulk Hogan, the Wrestling/UltimateWarrior and Wrestling/TitoSantana d. Ted [=DiBiase=] and the Visionaries (Rick Martel, the Warlord and Power and Glory [Hercules and Paul Roma]), with Hogan and Warrior surviving.

* ADayInTheLimelight: The following have all been in main events at ''Survivor Series'' who normally would not have had that opportunity: Hillbilly Jim, Koko B. Ware (1988), Paul Roma (1990), Carlito and Chris Masters (2005).

** Mark Henry, via Randy Orton, in the Team Kofi Kingston-Team Randy Orton match (see TokenWhite below), 2009.

** Perhaps the most notable of Survivor Series sweeps would be in 2006, when Team DGenerationX (TripleH, ShawnMichaels, CMPunk, JeffHardy, [[AndZoidberg and]] MattHardy) defeated Team Rated RKO (RandyOrton, {{Edge}}, Gregory Helms, [[JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], and Mike Knox). Given the level of talent and cult popularity on the DX team, it's no wonder that this was the first five-man Survivor Series team to sweep their opposition. The Philadelphia crowd also made their voices heard, and surprised the wrestling world in the pre-match promo by chanting for Punk during DX's catchphrases.

* TokenWhite: [=Christian=], on Team Kingston (Wrestling/KofiKingston[=/=]Mark Henry[=/=][[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]][=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter]) in their successful match against the all-white Team Orton (Randy Orton[=/=]Wrestling/CMPunk[=/=]Wrestling/WilliamRegal[=/=]Cody Rhodes[=/=][[Wrestling/TedDiBiaseJr Ted [=DiBiase=] Jr.]]) at ''Survivor Series 2009.''

** Perhaps the most notable of Survivor Series sweeps would be in 2006, when Team DGenerationX (Triple H, ShawnMichaels, CMPunk, JeffHardy, [[AndZoidberg and]] MattHardy) defeated Team Rated RKO (RandyOrton, {{Edge}}, Gregory Helms, [[JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], and Mike Knox). Given the level of talent and cult popularity on the DX team, it's no wonder that this was the first five-man Survivor Series team to sweep their opposition. The Philadelphia crowd also made their voices heard, and surprised the wrestling world in the pre-match promo by chanting for Punk during DX's catchphrases.

** Perhaps the most notable of Survivor Series sweeps would be in 2006, when Team DGenerationX (Triple H, ShawnMichaels, CMPunk, JeffHardy, [[AndZoidberg and]] MattHardy) defeated Team Rated RKO (RandyOrton, [=Edge=], Gregory Helms, [[JohnMorrison Johnny Nitro]], and Mike Knox). Given the level of talent and cult popularity on the DX team, it's no wonder that this was the first five-man Survivor Series team to sweep their opposition. The Philadelphia crowd also made their voices heard, and surprised the wrestling world in the pre-match promo by chanting for Punk during DX's catchphrases.

* BillingDisplacement: ''Survivor Series 2003'' featured Team Angle[[note]]Wrestling/KurtAngle[=/=]Wrestling/ChrisBenoit[=/=][[Wrestling/BobHolly Hardcore Holly]][=/=][[Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield Bradshaw]][=/=]Wrestling/JohnCena[[/note]] vs. Team Lesnar[[note]]Wrestling/BrockLesnar[=/=]Wrestling/TheBigShow[=/=]A-Train (Albert[=/=]Tensai)[=/=]Nathan Jones[=/=]Matt Morgan[[/note]], Team Austin[[note]]Wrestling/ShawnMichaels[=/=]Wrestling/BookerT[=/=]Wrestling/RobVanDam[=/=]Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys[[/note]] vs. Team Bischoff[[note]]Wrestling/ChrisJericho[=/=]Wrestling/{{Christian}}[=/=]Wrestling/ScottSteiner[=/=]Wrestling/RandyOrton[=/=]Wrestling/MarkHenry[[/note]], and Wrestling/{{Goldberg}} vs. Wrestling/TripleH. Featured on the poster and the [=DVD=] box? '''[[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon Shane [=McMahon=]]]!'''

** Wrestling/RonSimmons, via countout, in the Team Flair[[note]]Wrestling/RicFlair[=/=]Simmons[=/=]Wrestling/DustyRhodes[=/=]Wrestling/SgtSlaughter[[/note]]-Spirit Squad[[note]](Kenny [Ken Doane aka Kenny Dykstra][=/=][[Wrestling/DolphZiggler Nicky [Nick Nemeth aka Dolph Ziggler]]][=/=]Johnny [Jeter][=/=]Mikey [Mike Mondo][[/note]] match, 2006.
** JTG of Cryme Tyme, via MVP, in the Team Shawn Michaels[[note]]Michaels[=/=]Mysterio[=/=]The Great Khali[=/=][[Characters/WWETagTeams Cryme Tyme [Shad Gaspard and JTG]]][[/note]]-Team Bradshaw[[note]]JBL[=/=]Wrestling/TheMiz[=/=]Wrestling/JohnMorrison[=/=]Wrestling/{{Kane}}[=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter][[/note]] match, 2008.

* {{Crossover}}: The Heavenly Bodies ("The Doctor of Desire" Tom Prichard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Ray, w[=/=]Wrestling/JimCornette) d. [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/us/tn/e/smw/smw-t.html SMW Tag Team Champions]] the Rock N Roll Express (Ricky [=Morton=] and Robert Gibson) for the titles at Survivor Series 1993.
* DavidVersusGoliath: Subverted, as Wrestling/{{Batista}} d. Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr in 2009.

* DebutQueue: [[Wrestling/JohnTenta Earthquake]] in 1989, Wrestling/TheUndertaker in 1990, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson Rocky Maivia]] (later [[TookALevelInBadass The Rock]]) in 1996 and Kurt Angle in 1999 are notable examples.

* DuelingShows: The kayfabe ''Raw'' and ''Smackdown'' rivalry was often brought to the forefront at Survivor Series during the Brand Extension era, moreso than on any other pay per view. At the 2005 installment even the announcers were at each other's throats, spending more time insulting one another than commentating the final match (but it was admittedly hilarious to listen to regardless).
* EnemyMine: This is common in ''[[Wrestling/WWESmackdown Smackdown]]'' vs ''[[Wrestling/WWERaw Raw]]'' Survivor Series matches, where teams may consist of both Faces and Heels.

** The Powers of Pain (The Warlord and the Barbarian) and Wrestling/{{Demolition}}, respectively, 1988.
** [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] and [[Wrestling/MickFoley Mankind]], respectively, in a rehash of the Montreal Screwjob, 1998.

* TheGiant: Team Lesnar (Brock Lesnar, The Big Show, A-Train, Matt Morgan, and Nathan Jones) were hyped up as the physically largest team in survivor series history. Opinions on the team members may vary, but arguably most of them qualify for this trope.

* Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob: The infamous incident that happened in 1997 involving Wrestling/BretHart, Shawn Michaels and [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]].

* OneHitKill: Tito Santana's Flying Forearm at ''Survivor Series 1990.'' In the match between the Alliance (Wrestling/NikolaiVolkoff[=/=]Tito[=/=][[Wrestling/TheSheepherders The Bushwhackers]]) and the Mercenaries (Wrestling/SgtSlaughter[=/=]Boris Zhukov[=/=]The Orient Express [Akio Sato and Pat Tanaka]), Tito took out Boris with it a mere 48 seconds into the match. In the GrandFinale match described above, he took out the Warlord with it '''28''' seconds into the match.

* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: ''Survivor Series 1999'' featured wrestling porn star Val Venis leading his team of "Sexual Chocolate" Mark Henry, wrestling vampire Gangrel and martial arts expert "The Lethal Weapon" Steve Blackman to victory over [[Wrestling/DaveyBoySmith the British Bulldog]] and [[Wrestling/TheCorporation the Mean Street Posse]].
* SantaClaus: Showed up to celebrate Bret's win over Shawn in the main event of ''Survivor Series 1992'', and Lex Luger being the sole survivor in the All-Americans[[note]]Luger[=/=]Wrestling/TheUndertaker[=/=]The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott)[[/note]]-Foreign Fanatics[[note]]Wrestling/{{Yokozuna}}[=/=]Ludvig Borga[=/=]Crush[=/=]Quebecer Jacques[[/note]] match at ''Survivor Series 1993''.

* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 1991 and 1992 showed that WWE was experimenting with the format. Along with featuring the first ever 3-on-3 match, with Team Bossman ([[Wrestling/BigBossman The Big Bossman]] and [[Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors the Legion of Doom]]) vs. Team IRS (IRS and the Natural Disasters ([[Wrestling/JohnTenta Earthquake]] and Typhoon), it also featured the first ever singles match in ''Survivor Series'' history, with Wrestling/TheUndertaker defeating [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-h.html WWE World Heavyweight Champion]] Hulk Hogan for the title.
** 1992 was almost entirely regular singles and tag matches, with only one proper elimination match. In a tag team elimination (meaning two tag teams on each side and if one guy from a tag team gets pinned/submitted/etc. then that team has to leave), Wrestling/TheNastyBoys and the Natural Disasters d. Money Inc. ([[Wrestling/TedDiBiase "The Million Dollar Man" Ted [=DiBiase=]]] and IRS) and the Beverly Brothers (Beau and Blake), with the Nasties being the survivors for their side.
* SquashMatch: The first shutout was in 1990, when the Visionaries (Rick Martel[=/=]The Warlord[=/=]Power and Glory [Hercules and Paul Roma]) d. the Vipers (Wrestling/JakeRoberts[=/=]Wrestling/JimmySnuka[=/=]The Rockers [Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty]), with all four of the Visionaries surviving.
** The most unlikely example happened in 1994. The opening match was the Bad Guys (see NonIndicativeName above) vs. the Teamsters (Shawn Michaels[=/=][[Wrestling/KevinNash Diesel]][=/=]Wrestling/OwenHart[=/=]Jim Neidhart[=/=]Wrestling/JeffJarrett). Diesel had eliminated the 1-2-3 Kid and the Headshrinkers, and Davey Boy had been counted out, leaving Razor in the unenviable position of having to fight ''five guys'' all by himself. Then Shawn and Diesel started fighting and the entire heel team followed them, thus marking the one and only time in ''Survivor Series'' history where an ''entire team'' had been counted out.
** The fastest example was in 1999, when The Big Show, after beating up his intended partners Wrestling/TheBlueMeanie and Kaientai (TAKA Michinoku and Shoichi Funaki) backstage, singlehandedly defeated [[Wrestling/BigBossman the Big Bossman]]'s entire team (Prince Albert, Mideon and Viscera), with Bossman taking the hint and getting himself counted out, in a mere '''1:27'''.

* TokenWhite: [=Christian=], on Team Kingston (Wrestling/KofiKingston[=/=]Mark Henry[=/=][[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]][=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter]) in their successful match against the all-white Team Orton (Wrestling/RandyOrton[=/=]Wrestling/CMPunk[=/=]Wrestling/WilliamRegal[=/=]Wrestling/CodyRhodes[=/=][[Wrestling/TedDiBiaseJr Ted [=DiBiase=] Jr.]]) at ''Survivor Series 2009.''

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Wrestling/SgtSlaughter's Iraqi heel act at ''Survivor Series 1990'' is very dated today, though Sarge did a good job on his promo and getting the drama across.

** Wrestling/BobbyLashley, via Wrestling/ShawnMichaels, in the Team [=SmackDown=][[note]]Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield[=/=]Wrestling/RandyOrton[=/=]Wrestling/{{Batista}}[=/=]Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr[=/=]Lashley[[/note]] vs. Team [=Raw=][[note]](Michaels[=/=]Wrestling/{{Kane}}[=/=]Wrestling/TheBigShow[=/=]Carlito[=/=]Chris Masters)[[/note]] match, 2005.

** Wrestling/MarkHenry, via Randy Orton, in the Team Kofi Kingston-Team Randy Orton match (see TokenWhite below), 2009.

* DebutQueue: [[Wrestling/JohnTenta Earthquake]] in 1989, Wrestling/TheUndertaker in 1990, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson Rocky Maivia]] (later [[TookALevelInBadass The Rock]]) in 1996 and Wrestling/KurtAngle in 1999 are notable examples.

* Wrestling/MontrealScrewjob: The infamous incident that happened in 1997 involving Wrestling/BretHart, Wrestling/ShawnMichaels and [[Wrestling/VinceMcMahon Vince [=McMahon=]]].

* RagtagBunchOfMisfits: ''Survivor Series 1999'' featured wrestling porn star Val Venis leading his team of [[Wrestling/MarkHenry "Sexual Chocolate" Mark Henry]], wrestling vampire Gangrel and martial arts expert "The Lethal Weapon" Steve Blackman to victory over [[Wrestling/DaveyBoySmith the British Bulldog]] and [[Wrestling/TheCorporation the Mean Street Posse]].
* SantaClaus: Showed up to celebrate Bret's win over Shawn in the main event of ''Survivor Series 1992'', and Lex Luger being the sole survivor in the All-Americans[[note]]Luger[=/=]Wrestling/TheUndertaker[=/=]The Steiner Brothers (Rick and [[Wrestling/ScottSteiner Scott]])[[/note]]-Foreign Fanatics[[note]]Wrestling/{{Yokozuna}}[=/=]Ludvig Borga[=/=]Crush[=/=]Quebecer Jacques[[/note]] match at ''Survivor Series 1993''.
* SoleSurvivor: In some occasions. In fact, Wrestling/AndreTheGiant is the UrExample here, being the sole survivor for his team against Wrestling/HulkHogan's team in the main event of the first ''Survivor Series'' in 1987.
** [[Wrestling/UltimateWarrior The Ultimate Warrior]] may be the {{Trope Maker|s}}, as he was the sole survivor for his team for ''three'' straight years in a row (1988-90.)
** Wrestling/RandyOrton would pull off the same feat in 2003-2005.
* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: 1991 and 1992 showed that WWE was experimenting with the format. Along with featuring the first ever 3-on-3 match, with Team Bossman ([[Wrestling/BigBossman The Big Bossman]] and [[Wrestling/TheRoadWarriors the Legion of Doom]]) vs. Team IRS (IRS and the Natural Disasters ([[Wrestling/JohnTenta Earthquake]] and Typhoon), it also featured the first ever singles match in ''Survivor Series'' history, with Wrestling/TheUndertaker defeating [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-h.html WWE World Heavyweight Champion]] Wrestling/HulkHogan for the title.

* SquashMatch: The first shutout was in 1990, when the Visionaries (Rick Martel[=/=]The Warlord[=/=]Power and Glory [Hercules and Paul Roma]) d. the Vipers (Wrestling/JakeRoberts[=/=]Wrestling/JimmySnuka[=/=]The Rockers [Wrestling/ShawnMichaels and Marty Jannetty]), with all four of the Visionaries surviving.
** The most unlikely example happened in 1994. The opening match was the Bad Guys (see NonIndicativeName above) vs. the Teamsters (Wrestling/ShawnMichaels[=/=][[Wrestling/KevinNash Diesel]][=/=]Wrestling/OwenHart[=/=]Jim Neidhart[=/=]Wrestling/JeffJarrett). Diesel had eliminated the 1-2-3 Kid and the Headshrinkers, and Davey Boy had been counted out, leaving Razor in the unenviable position of having to fight ''five guys'' all by himself. Then Shawn and Diesel started fighting and the entire heel team followed them, thus marking the one and only time in ''Survivor Series'' history where an ''entire team'' had been counted out.
** The fastest example was in 1999, when Wrestling/TheBigShow, after beating up his intended partners Wrestling/TheBlueMeanie and Kaientai (TAKA Michinoku and Shoichi Funaki) backstage, singlehandedly defeated [[Wrestling/BigBossman the Big Bossman]]'s entire team (Prince Albert, Mideon and Viscera), with Bossman taking the hint and getting himself counted out, in a mere '''1:27'''.

* TokenWhite: Wrestling/{{Christian}}, on Team Kingston (Wrestling/KofiKingston[=/=]Wrestling/MarkHenry[=/=][[Wrestling/RonKillings R-Truth]][=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter]) in their successful match against the all-white Team Orton (Wrestling/RandyOrton[=/=]Wrestling/CMPunk[=/=]Wrestling/WilliamRegal[=/=]Wrestling/CodyRhodes[=/=][[Wrestling/TedDiBiaseJr Ted [=DiBiase=] Jr.]]) at ''Survivor Series 2009.''

* OneHitKill: Tito Santana's Flying Forearm at ''Survivor Series 1990.'' In the match between the Alliance (Nikolai Volkoff[=/=]Tito[=/=][[Wrestling/TheSheepherders The Bushwhackers]]) and the Mercenaries (Wrestling/SgtSlaughter[=/=]Boris Zhukov[=/=]The Orient Express [Akio Sato and Pat Tanaka]), Tito took out Boris with it a mere 48 seconds into the match. In the GrandFinale match described above, he took out the Warlord with it '''28''' seconds into the match.

** Zeus, via DQ, in the Hulkamaniacs[[note]]Hogan[=/=][[Wrestling/JakeRoberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts]][=/=]Wrestling/{{Demolition}}[[/note]] vs. the Million Dollar Team[[note]][[Wrestling/TedDiBiase "The Million Dollar Man" Ted [=DiBiase=]]][=/=]Zeus[=/=]The Powers of Pain [The Warlord and the Barbarian][[/note]] match, 1989.

** Zeus, via DQ, in the Hulkamaniacs[[note]](Hogan[=/=][[Wrestling/JakeRoberts Jake "The Snake" Roberts]][=/=]Wrestling/{{Demolition}})[[/note]] vs. the Million Dollar Team[[note]]([[Wrestling/TedDiBiase "The Million Dollar Man" Ted [=DiBiase=]]][=/=]Zeus[=/=]The Powers of Pain [The Warlord and the Barbarian])[[/note]] match, 1989.
** Koko B. Ware, via Wrestling/TheUndertaker, in the Dream Team[[note]](Wrestling/DustyRhodes[=/=]Koko[=/=]The Hart Foundation [Wrestling/BretHart and Jim Neidhart][[/note]] vs. the Million Dollar Team[[note]]([=DiBiase=][=/=]Undertaker[=/=]Rhythm & Blues [Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan and Greg Valentine][[/note]] match, 1990.
** Wrestling/BobbyLashley, via Wrestling/ShawnMichaels, in the Team [=SmackDown=][[note]](Wrestling/JohnBradshawLayfield[=/=]Wrestling/RandyOrton[=/=]Wrestling/{{Batista}}[=/=]Wrestling/ReyMysterioJr[=/=]Lashley)[[/note]] vs. Team [=Raw=][[note]](Michaels[=/=]Wrestling/{{Kane}}[=/=]Wrestling/TheBigShow[=/=]Carlito[=/=]Chris Masters)[[/note]] match, 2005.
** Wrestling/RonSimmons, via countout, in the Team Flair[[note]](Wrestling/RicFlair[=/=]Simmons[=/=]Wrestling/DustyRhodes[=/=]Wrestling/SgtSlaughter)[[/note]]-Spirit Squad[[note]](Kenny [Ken Doane aka Kenny Dykstra][=/=][[Wrestling/DolphZiggler Nicky [Nick Nemeth aka Dolph Ziggler]]][=/=]Johnny [Jeter][=/=]Mikey [Mike Mondo])[[/note]] match, 2006.
** JTG of Cryme Tyme, via MVP, in the Team Shawn Michaels[[note]](Michaels[=/=]Mysterio[=/=]The Great Khali[=/=][[Characters/WWETagTeams Cryme Tyme [Shad Gaspard and JTG]]])[[/note]]-Team Bradshaw[[note]](JBL[=/=]Wrestling/TheMiz[=/=]Wrestling/JohnMorrison[=/=]Wrestling/{{Kane}}[=/=]MVP [Montel Vontavious Porter])[[/note]] match, 2008.

** MVP, via Drew [=McIntyre=], in the Team Mysterio[[note]](Rey[=/=]Wrestling/TheBigShow[=/=]Wrestling/KofiKingston[=/=]MVP[=/=]Chris Masters)[[/note]]-Team Del Rio[[note]](Wrestling/AlbertoDelRio[=/=]Drew [=McIntyre=][=/=]Wrestling/CodyRhodes[=/=]Wrestling/JackSwagger[=/=]Tyler Reks)[[/note]] match, 2010.

* NonIndicativeName: At ''Survivor Series 1994,'' [[Wrestling/ScottHall Razor Ramon]] captained the Bad Guys (Razor[=/=]The 1-2-3 Kid[=/=]Wrestling/DaveyBoySmith[=/=][[WildSamoan the Headshrinkers [Fatu [[=Rikishi=]] and Sionne [[=The Barbarian=]]]]), who were actually the ''{{Face}}s''.
* OneHitKill: Tito Santana's Flying Forearm at ''Survivor Series 1990.'' In the match between the Alliance (Nikolai Volkoff/Tito/The Bushwhackers) and the Mercenaries (Wrestling/SgtSlaughter[=/=]Boris Zhukov[=/=]The Orient Express [Akio Sato and Pat Tanaka]), Tito took out Boris with it a mere 48 seconds into the match. In the GrandFinale match described above, he took out the Warlord with it '''28''' seconds into the match.

** [[Wrestling/UltimateWarrior The Ultimate Warrior]] may be the TropeCodifier, as he was the sole survivor for his team for ''three'' straight years in a row (1988-90.)

* TheGiant: Team Lesnar (Brock Lesnar, The Big Show, A-Train, Matt Morgan, and Nathan Jones) were hyped up as the physically largest team in survivor series history. Opinions on the team members may vary, but arguably most of them qualify for this trope.

** The most unlikely example happened in 1994. The opening match was the Bad Guys (see NonIndicativeName above) vs. the Teamsters (Wrestling/ShawnMichaels[=/=][[Wrestling/KevinNash Diesel]][=/=]Wrestling/OwenHart[=/=]Jim Neidhart[=/=]Wrestling/JeffJarrett). Diesel had eliminated Davey Boy and the Headshrinkers, and the 1-2-3 Kid had been counted out, leaving Razor in the unenviable position of having to fight ''five guys'' all by himself. Then Shawn and Diesel started fighting and the entire heel team followed them, thus marking the one and only time in ''Survivor Series'' history where an ''entire team'' had been counted out.

** Koko B. Ware, via Wrestling/TheUndertaker, in the Dream Team[[note]](Wrestling/DustyRhodes[=/=][[Koko]][=/=]The Hart Foundation [Wrestling/BretHart and Jim Neidhart][[/note]] vs. the Million Dollar Team[[note]](DiBiase[=/=][[Undertaker]][=/=]Rhythm & Blues [Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan and Greg Valentine][[/note]] match, 1990.