How WWE Should Book Survivor Series 2020

 

**Hey everyone! Ever since Night Of Champions 2015, through multiple accounts, every month before major WWE pay-per-views, I’ve come on here and booked the cards to make them as exciting, intriguing, and best possible scenarios for the future. I do both NXT and main-roster pay-per-views, as well as the occasional big milestone RAW or Smackdown weekly show. Without further ado, here is how WWE should book Survivor Series 2020**

 
> MY SURVIVOR SERIES PPV POSTS OF PREVIOUS YEARS:

 

* 2015: https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/3tvgbj/how_wwe_should_book_survivor_series_2015/ 

 

* 2016: https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/5e0f4s/how_wwe_should_book_survivor_series_2016/ 

 

* 2017: https://www.reddit.com/r/SquaredCircle/comments/7e246z/how_wwe_should_book_survivor_series_2017/ 

 

* 2018: https://www.reddit.com/r/WWE/comments/9xyxsr/how_wwe_should_book_survivor_series_2018/ 

 

* 2019: Didn’t do one.

> KICKOFF-SHOW:

 

* We get the usual kickoff panel of Charly Caruso, JBL, Booker T and **everybody’s favorite person**, Peter Rosenberg. Throughout the hour, the panel runs down the match card giving their predictions, hyping up the matches and showing us video packages. About 25 minutes into the hour, we get our kickoff match.

 

**KICKOFF MATCH: Akira Tozawa (RAW) vs. Angel Garza (RAW) vs. Apollo Crews (SmackDown) vs. Cedric Alexander (RAW) vs. Cesaro (SmackDown) vs. Chad Gable (SmackDown) vs. Dolph Ziggler (SmackDown) vs. Dominik Mysterio (SmackDown) vs. Drew Gulak (RAW) Elias (RAW) vs. Jeff Hardy (RAW) vs. Lars Sullivan (SmackDown) vs. Murphy (SmackDown) vs. MVP (RAW) vs. Rey Mysterio (SmackDown) vs. Robert Roode (SmackDown) vs. R-Truth (RAW) vs. vs. Shelton Benjamin (RAW) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (SmackDown) vs. Tucker (RAW) (20-man RAW vs. SmackDown Dual-Brand Battle Royal)**

 

* Everybody gets a jobber entrance except for The Hurt Business guys, Dominik and Rey,  and Jeff Hardy. **The match gets about 20 minutes**. R-Truth eliminates himself first after everyone tries to go after him, in pursuit of the 24/7 Title. Since this match was A, made last minute, B, has no stakes, and C, we still don’t know what the winner gets, let’s just fast-forward to the important parts. Jeff eliminates Elias but Elias slides back in, throws Jeff over, and they brawl through the crowd area. The final group of superstars are Cedric, MVP, Shelton, Dominik and Rey, Lars Sullivan and Murphy. Lars eliminates The Hurt Business guys 3-on-1. The final 4 are The Mysterios, Murphy and Lars. There’s dissension between The Mysterios and Murphy still as Rey is still not having it that Murphy is with Alliyah. Drama ensues. Lars eliminates Murphy. It’s down to The Mysterios and Lars. Rey and Dom double team Lars but Lars does the RAWR spot and they both go flying. Rey is eliminated by Lars. Long story short we get a Benoit/Big Show moment and Dominik goes over big by eliminating Lars. Post-match, Lars tries to get revenge but Lars eats a Double 619 and retreats up the ramp as The Mysterios stand tall. This would boost Dominik HUGE, winning a match with so many big names in it, but even if you think it’s too much, it is just a kickoff match that doesn’t really mean anything. But still, Dom continues to build his credibility.

 

**WINNER: Dominik Mysterio**

 

* The panel give their final predictions for the main event elimination matches, and share their memories of Undertaker’s career, maybe we even get a run-in and chase spot with R-Truth and the 24/7 crew, and then we get to the main show.

> MAIN SHOW:

* RAW vs. SmackDown, the BEST OF THE BEST. What does the brand that wins the night get in victory? IS IT THE #30 SPOT IN THE RUMBLE? No! IS IT THE RIGHT FOR THE SUPERSTARS TO CONTROL THEIR BRAND FOR A MONTH? No! IS IT THE RIGHT FOR THE SUPERSTARS OF THE BRAND TO FORM A UNION? **No chance in hell, pal**! IS IT… BRAGGING RIGHTS? Erm…. yeah. Oh. Well that’s unfortunate. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s the Thanksgiving week tradition, the 4th biggest show of the year, and the home of the Gobbledy Gooker, welcome to Survivor Series. As always, this isn’t what I think WILL happen, this is what I think SHOULD happen. Now, let’s distract ourselves from the real world with some pro wrestling.

 

**1ST MATCH: The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) (RAW Tag Team Champions) vs. The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) (SmackDown Tag Team Champions) (Interbrand Champions vs. Champions match)**

 

* New Day are out first followed by Street Profits. **The match gets about 15 minutes**. This match is SO exciting to me. It’s fresh, it’s new, we’ve never seen it before, it’s two younger generation tag teams trying to make their mark. There’s no reason this couldn’t steal the show, so it’s a PERFECT opener. The two teams do their thing for the time they’re given and **the match ends when Xavier and Dawkins are legal, and Woods tags Kofi in for the Daybreak. Kofi goes up top and Dawkins is on Woods shoulder, and just when it looks like The New Day have this one in the bag, Montez runs up out of nowhere, leaps onto the top rope, and nails Kofi with a superplex. Dawkins squirms off of Woods shoulders and then nails him with a Spear. Woods rolls out and Dawkins makes the tag to Montez, who hits a Frogsplash for the win**. The Street Profits have defeated New Day. The New Day are the New Day. They are already established as one of WWE’s best factions. They’ve been dominant in the division for nearly 6 years now. Profits getting the win here would boost their stock huge, and let them prove that they’re on New Day’s level. I shouldn’t have to explain this, but I am. Profits are newer and would benefit so much more from this win than New Day would. Street Profits are now that much bigger because of it. Post-match, both teams shake hands and hug as a sign of mutual respect, but on this night, The Street Profits have shown their superiority. 

 

**WINNERS by PINFALL: The Street Profits (SmackDown Tag Team Champions; RAW- 0, SmackDown- 1)**

 

* We get an ad for WWEShop, followed by a throw to the commentators, who thank AC/DC for the official theme song of the PPV.

 

**2ND MATCH: Bobby Lashley (RAW United States Champion) (w/ The Hurt Business) vs. Sami Zayn (SmackDown Intercontinental Champion) (Interbrand Champion vs. Champion match)**

 

* Sami Zayn is out first, being wonderfully obnoxious as he is, jumping down the ramp like a child. Hurt Business with Lashley out next, completely night and day, as they walk down in suits, in one swift motion, looking like they all hate their lives. **The match gets about 11 minutes** and as soon as the bell rings, Sami is trash-talking Lashley. He mentions the segment with his sister and that brings back such severe PTSD for Bobby that he rushes Zayn and rams him into the corner, then ragdolls him across the ring. Sami tries to escape and runs around the ring before being leveled by MVP with a clothesline as Bobby distracts the ref. Bobby is on offense most of the match, but Sami gets the hope spot in there with a Blue Thunderbomb and a top-rope crossbody, both for near falls. **The match ends when Zayn hits the corner exploder suplex on Lashley, then charges for the Helluva Kick, but Lashley scoops him and powers him up for a gorilla press Dominator**. Hopefully this is a much higher quality match than the mess that was MITB ‘18, where Zayn got vertigo for some reason. Zayn has been a great IC champ, and it’s not like he’s newly-debuted on the main roster 2016 Zayn who was still very vulnerable to bad booking at the time. He could easily bounce back. In this scenario, Lashley is the much bigger man, and The Business of Hurt is booming, so it seems the better decision for Lashley to go over. Zayn argues with the ref on the outside about how this is a conspiracy against him as The Hurt Business stand tall in the ring.

 

**WINNER by PINFALL: Bobby Lashley (United States Champion; RAW- 1, SmackDown- 1)**

 

* We get an ad for NXT Takeover: WarGames IV on December 6th.

 

**3RD MATCH: Team RAW (Lacey Evans, Lana, Nia Jax, Peyton Royce and Shayna Baszler) vs. Team SmackDown (Bayley, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Natalya and Ruby Riott)  (5-on-5 Women’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match)**

 

* Team RAW make their entrances first, followed by Team SmackDown. **The match gets about 24 minutes, and Bayley and Shayna Baszler start off in the ring**. You can see the order of eliminations, and how everyone gets eliminated in the table below, but I’ll just get into the last moments. Nia Jax and Lana remain on Team RAW, and Bianca Belair on SmackDown. Nia has had just about enough of Lana and WAFFLES her. The ref rules that Lana cannot continue, and so she is disqualified. It’s down to Nia Jax for RAW, and Bianca Belair for SmackDown. Nia starts to dominate Bianca but Bianca starts to come back, showcasing her power and athleticism. After about 5 minutes of back and forth, Lana starts to come to. Bianca clotheslines Nia to the outside, Bianca hits a KOD on the outside of the ring and then steps aside as she notices Lana creeping up. Lana dismantles the announce table. Lana tries to lift Nia up by herself, and obviously can’t do it. She calls on Bianca and the both of them lift Nia up, with a Samoan Drop through the announce table. The count is at around 8 now and Bianca rolls back in, as Nia fails to beat the count. I did think about Bianca just pinning Nia, but then it would be difficult to fit the Lana payback spot in there, and if Bianca pinned her that would probably have to build to a rematch which we couldn’t get anyways since they’re on different brands. Ultimately, the Nia/Lana nonsense would conclude at TLC, where the two would meet in, appropriately, a tables match. I’ll have my full card for TLC at the end of this post, as always. Bianca Belair is the sole survivor, NOW PUSH HER TO THE MOON AS SHE DESERVES. THE WORD STAR IS WRITTEN ALL OVER HER. 

 

**WINNERS by COUNT-OUT: Team SmackDown (Bayley, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Natalya and Ruby Riott; SOLE SURVIVOR: Bianca Belair); RAW- 1, SmackDown- 2)**

 

> Eliminations:

Elimination Order | Wrestlers | Brand | Eliminated By | Elimination Method

:--|:--|:--|:--|:--|

1 | Natalya | SmackDown | Lana | Eliminated immediately after roll-up by Lana

2 | Peyton Royce | RAW | Ruby Riott | Eliminated after a double-team by The Riott Squad

3 | Ruby Riott | SmackDown | Shayna Baszler | Eliminated after being choked out by Shayna

4 | Liv Morgan | SmackDown | Shayna Baszler | Eliminated after being choked out by Shayna

5 | Lacey Evans | RAW | Bayley | Eliminated after a Roseplant by Bayley

6 | Shayna Baszler | RAW | Bianca Belair | Eliminated after a KOD by Belair

7 | Bayley | SmackDown | Nia Jax | Eliminated after a flurry of legdrops by Nia Jax

8 | Lana | RAW | Nia Jax | Eliminated after K.O. by Nia Jax

9 | Nia Jax | RAW | Eliminated by count-out after assisting Lana in putting Nia Jax through the announce table

 

* We get an ad for Cyberpunk 77 (or whatever it’s called.) Followed by a video package for our next match...

 

**4TH MATCH: Asuka (RAW Women’s Champion) vs. Sasha Banks (SmackDown Women’s Champion) (Interbrand Champion vs. Champion match)**

 

*  Asuka is out first followed by Mandalorian star, Sasha Banks. **The match gets about 20 minutes**. These are two of the best women’s wrestlers on the planet right now, but because they’ve fought so much on PPV already this year, and since the build for their match this time around has been unspectacular to say the least, it’s hard to get too excited. After what is sure to be another solid showing between these two, **the match ends when the two are trading submission attempts, but it ends with Sasha winning the struggle after she sidesteps an Asuka Lock and winds behind Asuka, nailing the backstabber and locking in the Bank Statement. Asuka is resilient and nearly gets to the rope but Sasha pulls her back to the center of the ring and that’s when Asuka knows she’s done for, and subsequently taps out**. Asuka has been one of the highlights of the shitty year that has been 2020 in wrestling and the world as a whole, but Sasha Banks gets the win simply because she’s the more relevant one at this very moment. She’s fresh off her feud with Bayley, and her title win at HIAC, just the last PPV. Plus, with all the Mandalorian-related press she’s been getting, a win in her column would only boost her stock even more, and flock more eyes to the product as a result. The Boss brings the score up for SmackDown.

 

**WINNER by SUBMISSION: Sasha Banks (SmackDown Women’s Champion; RAW- 1, SmackDown- 3)**

 

* We get a backstage interview with Paul Heyman, who walks out of Reigns locker room after Kayla Braxton knocks on the door.

 

**5TH MATCH: Team RAW (AJ Styles, Braun Strowman, Keith Lee, Sheamus and Riddle) vs. Team SmackDown (Jey Uso, Kevin Owens, King Corbin, Otis and Seth Rollins) (5-on-5 Men’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match)**

 

* Team SmackDown are out first with individual entrances, followed by RAW, where AJ Styles makes his entrance first, and then Braun, Sheamus and Keith interrupt each other’s music with their entrances, furthering the tension that has been mounting between the three. **The match gets about 32 minutes, and Styles and Rollins start off in the ring**. Like I said in the Women’s elimination match and with my Survivor Series posts of the past, I find it easier to have a table, detailing all the eliminations, and methods of elimination, etc. You can find that below this match. I’ll skip to the end, with Keith Lee and Seth Rollins the last remaining on each other’s teams. Moments before that, though, Jey Uso is still in, but Bryan runs in with a Knee and Keith capitalizes for the pin. Jey lasted to the final 2 on his team and didn’t go away easy so he doesn’t take much damage from this at all, but I feel Keith last eliminating Rollins to win the match would make a bigger impact and feel like a bigger impact, and a way to send Rollins off proper since he’s reported to go on break after this show. Last year, Keith survived to the final two but ultimately got pinned by Reigns, and now, one year later, Keith survives to the final two, and gets the win by pinning Seth Rollins, another Shield member. It’s like poetry.

 

**WINNERS by PINFALL: Team RAW (AJ Styles, Braun Strowman, Keith Lee, Sheamus and Riddle; SOLE SURVIVOR: Keith Lee); RAW- 2, SmackDown- 3)

 

> Eliminations:

Elimination Order | Wrestlers | Brand | Eliminated By | Elimination Method

:--|:--|:--|:--|:--|

1 | Otis | SmackDown | Braun Strowman | Eliminated after a running Powerslam

2 | Riddle | RAW | Jey Uso | Eliminated after an Uso Splash from Jey

3 | King Corbin | SmackDown | Braun Strowman | Eliminated after a running Powerslam

4 | Sheamus | RAW | Kevin Owens | Eliminated after a Pop-Up Powerbomb from KO

5 | Kevin Owens | SmackDown | AJ Styles | Eliminated after tapping out to the Calf Crusher after having his leg targeted by AJ

6 | AJ Styles | RAW | Jey Uso | Eliminated after Strowman turns on AJ, hits a Powerslam, then Jey hits an Uso Splash

7 | Braun Strowman | RAW | Seth Rollins | Eliminated after Keith Lee and Braun brawl outside the ring, Braun tries to ram Lee through the barricade but Keith sidesteps, then Rollins hits a Pedigree and a Curb Stomp 

8 | Jey Uso | SmackDown | Keith Lee | Eliminated after Daniel Bryan runs in when the ref is down, nails a Running Knee, then Keith Lee hits a Spirit Bomb for the pin

9 | Seth Rollins | SmackDown | Keith Lee | Eliminated after Keith catches Rollins off a springboard knee, then hits a BBC

 

* We get an ad for the Tables, Ladders and Chairs PPV next month, and a video package for our main event match coming up next.

 

**6TH MATCH: Drew McIntyre (RAW WWE Champion) vs. Roman Reigns (SmackDown Universal Champion) (w/ Paul Heyman) (Interbrand Champion vs. Champion match)**

 

* The Tribal Chief, who sits at the head of the table and is the Big Dog of the World Wrestling Federation, is out first accompanied by Paul Heyman. Drew McIntyre is out first with his MASSIVE FUCKING SWORD. Not pictured is the other sword he brings to the ring, and holds up in the air. **We get a big staredown before the bell rings, and the match gets about 18 minutes**. This is a money match. Let’s just cut to the chase here… **The match ends after Reigns is speeding like a bullet running the ropes, hits a Superman Punch which knocks Drew wobbly into the ropes, then Reigns comes back attempting a Spear to finish it, both men off the ropes, charging at each other like two speeding trains,  but Drew is just one step faster, and nails Claymore kick for the pin**. This is a tricky match. One of those matches where neither guy can lose. Your two top stars in the company right now. But like Profits beating New Day earlier, McIntyre should win this match for the one reason that it would ultimately, once and for all, no questions asked, SOLIDIFY him as the newest top face that WWE has. We all know Roman can beat Drew. He has before. But now that Drew McIntyre has beaten Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania in 4 minutes, now that he’s beaten Randy Orton 3 times, most recently to win back the WWE Championship, and now that he’s beaten Roman Reigns, Drew McIntyre is now LEGIT. LEGIT as LEGIT can be. Signed, sealed and delivered. But wait a minute… it’s now tied between red and blue.. What could that possibly mean?

 

**WINNER by PINFALL: Drew McIntyre (WWE Champion; RAW- 3, SmackDown- 3**

 

* Roman in the ring, flipping his lid after losing, on the outside, celebrating on the announce table, holding up title. Heyman runs and grabs a mic for Reigns, Reigns says to cut Drew’s music. Reigns congratulates Drew, says he got the best of him tonight, but there’s just one problem, RAW and SmackDown are now tied 3 for 3, and there are no other scheduled matches tonight. Reigns suggests for a tiebreaker, “how bout you have another match RIGHT NOW.” Notice how Roman didn’t say “Let’s have a rematch” right now. Drew is hesitant at first, but looks around and sees the fans in the Thunderdome going wild, and accepts the challenge. Drew puts his title down and goes to get in the ring, hops up on the apron, and they are now face to face. Roman stops him as he’s about to get in the ring, and then says “Whoa whoa whoa… I didn’t say the match was gonna be against me…” All of a sudden, Jey Uso appears next to Roman, Drew points at Jey and is sure that it’s him now and is still onboard with another match, Drew even laughs it off, pointing out that he already beat Jey a few weeks ago on SmackDown. It seems that Jey has been the one appointed by the Tribal Chief to go up against McIntyre in a tiebreaker match, but Reigns, Jey and Heyman smirk and slowly direct their gaze behind Drew… we hear, but don’t see, a commentator’s headset drop to the ground.. all of a sudden, Drew is picked off the apron as SAMOA JOE sneaks up from behind and drags Drew to the ground, locking him in the Coquina Clutch. Drew slowly loses consciousness, to the point even where he begins drooling everywhere. Joe lets it go and then rolls McIntyre’s limp body into the ring. This now even greater Samoan alliance of Reigns, Jey Uso and Samoa Joe begin a vicious beatdown of McIntyre, stomping and pounding away. We cut to backstage and we see Adam Pearce in a frenzy, scrambling through the backstage area trying to find 2 RAW superstars brave enough to even the odds against Reigns, Jey and Joe out in the arena. As fate would have it, it just so happens that none other than The Miz and John Morrison are on-hand and happen to know exactly what is going on in the ring. Pearce, not even thinking, sends the two out to handle the situation. Miz is hiding the MITB briefcase behind his back during this exchange. Pearce sends them out and they make a break for it. Back to the ring now and the triple beatdown on McIntyre is still ongoing. Miz and Morrison are shown running down the ramp, and the team of Reigns, Jey and Joe is too much for them at first. The beatdown switches to Miz and Morrison now, but here is DANIEL BRYAN to even the odds. Bryan flies out of nowhere with a Running Knee to Reigns, and knocks him out of the ring. Bryan is back for revenge on Reigns for the attack that he brainwashed Jey Uso to carry out on him, and the two brawl to the back. It’s a two on two affair now and Joe and Jey target Miz, but he capitalizes by blasting them both in the skull with the MITB briefcase. It is at this point that Miz’s true motives are revealed… they aren’t out here to help Drew against the Samoan Dynasty… they’re here to pick the bones of McIntyre once he’s isolated, so that Miz can fulfill his fortune. On November 22nd, 2010 on RAW, The Miz cashed-in his MITB contract against Randy Orton to win his first WWE Championship. Now, on November 22nd 2020, a decade to the day, at Survivor Series, The Miz is about to cash-in his MITB contract against Drew McIntyre to win his second. The Samoans are all out cold, McIntyre is as good as dead, and Miz sees his opportunity clear as day. Miz calls a referee out and hands the over the briefcase. We get the announcement from Mike Rome.. “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THE MIZ IS CASHING-IN HIS MONEY IN THE BANK CONTRACT, THEREFORE DREW MCINTYRE MUST NOW DEFEND HIS WWE CHAMPIONSHIP”. As the ref is distracted, handing the case off to the timekeeper’s area, THE MIZ COMES DOWN HARD AS A RESULT OF AN RKO OUT OF NOWHERE. Orton is here to try to stop Miz from cashing-in now, because he wants to win the title back from MCINTYRE, not Miz. Miz is down, McIntyre is just now starting to stumble to his feet, and Orton sets up for the Punt Kick. As Orton begins to charge towards Drew, the lights go out, row by row, and The Fiend sounds begin playing. Orton is looking all around, but the one place he doesn’t look is right under his feet, AS THE FIEND COMES OUT FROM UNDER THE RING AND CHOKES ORTON OUT WITH A MANDIBLE CLAW. Fiend then drags Orton to hell under the ring. Finally, all that remain at this point are Miz and McIntyre. Both men are struggling to their feet, the referee asks Miz if he still wants the match, Miz insists and insists and insists. The bell rings.

 

**7TH MATCH: Drew McIntyre (c) vs. The Miz (MITB) (Singles match for the WWE Championship; The Miz’s MITB Cash-in match)**

 

* Both men charge towards each other. Miz eats a Claymore kick. 1. 2. 3. McIntyre retains the championship. McIntyre has his second win of the night. McIntyre is RAW superstar. A RAW superstar has just won. RAW takes Survivor Series and breaks the tie, leading at 4-3, on a technicality. 

 

**WINNER by PINFALL and STILL WWE Champion: Drew McIntyre**

 

* Was that an overbooked mess? Possibly. But it would damn sure be exciting. It ties up lots of loose ends. It sets up lots of matches. Fiend vs. Orton. Fiend vs. Drew. Maybe a triple threat between those 3. Orton vs. Miz. Bryan vs. Reigns. Bryan vs. Joe could happen this week on SD to build up for a Bryan/Reigns double header at TLC and Rumble. Also, why not do something different this year? Why not go the unexpected route, and nearly end the night on a tie for the first time, before giving a tiebreaker? Plus a shock return to physical action for Joe. Really, I just got all of these men in mind, (Drew, Reigns, Jey, Joe, Miz, Bryan, Fiend, Orton) and challenged myself to find even a semi-logical way to intertwine all of them in one segment, and I think I found a way. It’s an all-out, car-crash, eyes in the back of your head brawl with a new face coming in to vanquish the last in some way. It sounds crazy on paper, but I think in execution, that it could really work and make for something super exciting to watch on TV.

 

Anyways, let’s get onto Mean Mark Callous.

 

**SEGMENT: The Undertaker’s Final Farewell**

 

* Undertaker comes out, all his greatest rivals come out, they all talk about how great they are for half an hour, and since you know WWE is gonna do it, send Retribution out there as they threaten to crash the fun, give them some exposure from being in the same segment as all the legends out there, but of course we get a Brothers of Destruction double chokeslam and double tombstone on the Retribution members to send the crowd home happy. I mean, I’m not gonna attempt to book this segment any further. I don’t know if Sting is there or not, if he’s all elite or not, but I suppose you can have this as the beginning to a Sting/Taker cinematic match at Mania, where both men retire **FOR GOOD**. Taker and friends are just gonna take the lead for this one. You can’t “book” or script this. You can’t script emotion. You can’t script REAL. Whatever happens, will happen. So I guess I’ll just close out by saying thank you Undertaker, for giving 30 years of your life to us. The wrestling world will be a darker place with no Undertaker. But then again, that’s just what a deadman would really want.

 

Rest in peace.

 

>  FINAL RESULTS:

 

No. | Results | Stipulations | Times

:--|:--|:--|:--|

Pre-show | Dominik Mysterio won by last eliminating Lars Sullivan | 20-man RAW vs. SmackDown Dual-Brand Battle Royal | 20 minutes

1 | The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) (SmackDown Tag Team Champions) defeated The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) (RAW Tag Team Champions) by Pinfall | Interbrand Champions vs. Champions match | 15 minutes

2 | Bobby Lashley (RAW United States Champion) (w/ The Hurt Business) defeated Sami Zayn (SmackDown Intercontinental Champion) by Pinfall | Interbrand Champion vs. Champion match | 11 minutes

3 | Team SmackDown (Bayley, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Natalya and Ruby Riott) defeated Team RAW (Lacey Evans, Lana, Nia Jax, Peyton Royce and Shayna Baszler) by Count-Out | 5-on-5 Women’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match | 24 minutes

4 | Sasha Banks (SmackDown Women’s Champion) defeated Asuka (RAW Women’s Champion) by Submission | Interbrand Champion vs. Champion match | 20 minutes

5 | Team RAW (AJ Styles, Braun Strowman, Keith Lee, Sheamus and Riddle) defeated Team SmackDown (Jey Uso, Kevin Owens, King Corbin, Otis and Seth Rollins) by Pinfall | 5-on-5 Men’s Traditional Survivor Series Elimination match | 32 minutes

6 | Drew McIntyre (RAW WWE Champion) defeated Roman Reigns (SmackDown Universal Champion) (w/ Paul Heyman) by Pinfall | Interbrand Champion vs. Champion match | 18 minutes

N/A | ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE (read the post you fool) | N/A | N\A

7 | Drew McIntyre (c) vs. The Miz (MITB) | Singles match for the WWE Championship; The Miz’s MITB Cash-in match; RAW vs. SmackDown Tiebreaker | 10 seconds

SEGMENT | Undertaker’s Final Farewell Segment | N/A | N/A

 

>  MY CARD FOR WWE TABLES, LADDERS AND CHAIRS 2020 (December ??, 2020, Orlando, FL, WWE Thunderdome)

 

No. | Matches | Stipulations |

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1 | Drew McIntyre (c) vs. “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt (w/ Alexa Bliss) vs. Randy Orton | Triple Threat TLC match for the WWE Championship

2 | Roman Reigns (c) vs. Daniel Bryan | Singles match for the WWE Universal Championship

3 | Sasha Banks (c) vs. Carmella | Singles match for the WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship

4 | Sami Zayn (c) vs. Kevin Owens | Chairs match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship

5 | The New Day (Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods) (c) vs. The Hurt Business (Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjamin) (w/ Cedric Alexander and MVP) | Tag Team match for the WWE RAW Tag Team Championships

6 | The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) (c) vs. The Usos (Jey and Jimmy Uso) | Ladder match for the WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships

7 | Lana vs. Nia Jax (w/ Shayna Baszler) | Tables match

 

Well, that was the post. Thanks for reading! As always, let me know what you liked and/or what you didn’t like from the post, and what from the post you’d like to see actually happen on the show tomorrow night! **Be sure to look out for my next post for the upcoming PPV, **”How WWE Should Book Tables, Ladders and Chairs 2020”**. Enjoy the show tonight, everyone.