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(TV Special 1987)
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| Hulk Hogan | ... | Hulk Hogan - The Hulkamaniacs | |
| Jake Roberts | ... | Jake 'The Snake' Roberts - The Hulkamaniacs | |
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Bill Eadie | ... | Demolition Ax - The Hulkamaniacs |
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Barry Darsow | ... | Demolition Smash - The Hulkamaniacs |
| Ted DiBiase | ... | Ted DiBiase - The Million Dollar Team | |
| Tommy 'Tiny' Lister | ... | Zeus - The Million Dollar Team | |
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Terry Szopinski | ... | The Warlord - The Million Dollar Team |
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Sione Vailahi | ... | The Barbarian - The Million Dollar Team |
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Jim Hellwig | ... | The Ultimate Warrior - The Ultimate Warriors |
| Jim Neidhart | ... | Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart - The Ultimate Warriors | |
| Shawn Michaels | ... | Shawn Michaels - The Ultimate Warriors | |
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Marty Jannetty | ... | Himself - The Ultimate Warriors |
| André the Giant | ... | Andre the Giant - The Heenan Family | |
| Bobby Heenan | ... | Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan - The Heenan Family | |
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Arn Anderson | ... | Arn Anderson - The Heenan Family |
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The Ultimate Warrior, The Rockers and Jim Neidhart vs.Andre the Giant, Bobby Heenan, Arn Anderson & Haku, Hulk Hogan, Jake Roberts & Demolition vs. Ted DiBiase, The Powers of Pain & Zeus, Rick Rude, Mr. Perfect & The Rougeau Brothers vs. Roddy Piper, The Bushwackers & Jimmy Snuka, Randy Savage, Dino Bravo, Greg Valentine & The Canadian Earthquake vs. Jim Duggan, Bret Hart, Ronnie Garvin & Hercules, Dusty Rhodes, Brutus Beefcake, The Red Rooster & Tito Santana vs. The Honky Tonk Man, Rick Martel, Bad News Brown & The Big Boss Man Written by Anonymous
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23 November 1989 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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First WWF PPV appearance for John Tenta a.k.a. Earthquake of the Natural Disasters and Golga of the Oddities. See more »Goofs
During the Dream Team-Enforcers match, Gorilla Monsoon says the Dream Team is Brutus' Team, but it was actually Dusty Rhodes' Team. See more »Quotes
Gorilla Monsoon: I don't care if you've got a 'Z' on the side of your head, that's not legal!See more »
This 3rd Survivor Series was the first one to feature 4 on 4 matches, rather than 5 on 5. I like it both ways, but the Survivor Series were way better and more entertaining then than any have been in the past few years. The first match is Dusty Rhodes, Brutus Beefcake, Red Rooster (newly turned good guy) and Tito Santana vs. Big Boss Man, Bad News Brown (subbing for Akeem), Rick Martel and Honky Tonk Man. This match was one of the best of the night, with Dusty Rhodes in those polka dots. In my opinion, Dusty vs. Bossman is a good match up. I am not sure why Akeem did not appear, so if anyone who reads this knows please e-mail me to let me know. I think that the outcome might have been different had he been there.
The next match is Macho Man Randy Savage, Dino Bravo, Earthquake (subbing for Barry Windham) and Greg Valentine vs. Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Bret Hart, Ronnie Garvin, and Hercules. I really didnt think this one was as cool as the first, but I thought it was cool to see the Dream Team (Greg Valentine and Dino Bravo) together again for this one match. Again, I am not sure why Barry Windham did not appear and I would like to know if anyone knows.
The middle match was billed as the main event, with Hulk Hogan, Jake the Snake and Demolition Smash and Ax vs. Ted Dibiase, Zeus and the Powers of Pain. I thought the team of Hogan, Snake and Demolition looked pretty good together, but the match was pretty dull considering 3 of the 4 'bad guys' were disqualified rather than beaten by the fan favorites.
The next match has Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka, and the Bushwackers vs. Mr Perfect, Rick Rude and the Rougeau Brothers. Good match in the second half, unfortunatly the Rougeaus and Bushwackers are just a waste of time at first.
The last match of the night (and the best) is Ultimate Warrior, Jim Neidhart and the Rockers vs. Haku, Arn Anderson, Andre the Giant (who is counted out right when the match starts) and Bobby Heenan. It was cool to see Heenan wrestling again, and I think it was a great idea to have him replace Blanchard when he was fired before the event. I also believe this is Arn Andersons last WWF match. I rate this tape 10 out of 10