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Owens and Sami regroup on the floor while Breezango tosses tickets at them. Bex hits a Bexsploder - she doesn't realise that Bayley's tagged herself in off Fox.
Carmella gets elbowed by Bayley. He's too met to build on it, and BIg E gets tagged in. SmackDown element kicked in and determined the card order. Powerslam by Orton on Joe. McMahon tags in Orton. Ambrose and Rollins said they would eventually recapture the Raw Tag Team Championship from Cesaro and Sheamus, and Reigns challenged The Miz for the Intercontinental Championship. Your best bet, however, is to simply order the WWE Network and stream it via whatever device wwe survivor series 2017 live have available, such as your laptop, your entertainment system PS4 or Xbox OneRoku, or any other device compatible with the Network. Sheamus custodes a two count after a little help with a hold from Cesaro in the corner. The feud between brands has been built up well in recent weeks.
Roode does his pose now. Jinder Mahal rolls up for a tense moment before leaving. PPV Live Stream A select few cable and satellite providers still carry WWE PPVs, but for the most part, people will be watching Survivor Series on the WWE Network.
WWE Survivor Series 2017: Live Stream, WWE Network Start Time and Match Card - Triple H counters a Glorious DDT and goes for a Pedigree.
After one of the most intensive in recent memory, here we are for. Aside from the WWE Cruiserweight Championship, there isn't any gold on the line tonight. Instead, it's all about honour. Below, Digital Spy recaps all the action from the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Watch the 2-hour Kick-Off Show for FREE right here: Kick-Off Match 1: Matt Hardy vs Elias A massive chorus of boos. And I have one question for everybody here tonight. Who wants to walk with Elias? They strip off and lock up. Hardy has the better of the early grapples, his vet skills being no match for the slick strummer. A Russian Legsweep leads into a big elbow and a cover as we go into the break. Matt still controlling things as we come back but some hairpulling and a hefty strike gets Elias back into this. Then he yanks The Hardy Boy's arm down onto the apron and causes some serious damage. He naturally goes on to target the limb over and over. Hardy tries and fails to stop the onslaught. It's all Elias now. A power move for another two. Something tells us would actually rather be singing right now... A second-rope elbow for another two. Elias isn't done yet though. Another strike to that damaged arm, then he flings Hardy into the ringpost shoulder first. Drift Away, and that's it. WINNER: ELIAS DS Verdict: A great little appetiser for Survivor Series. Short, sweet, and to the point. The rehabilitation of Elias into a solid mid-card annoyance is surely complete now: B Kick-Off Match 2: WWE Cruiserweight Championship: Enzo Amore c vs. Kalisto Speaking of annoyance... Enzo is still splitting crowds without Cass by his side. He rambles, rambles, rambles as Kalisto waits in the ring. We're off the 'Zo Train these days. But he comes out with a really strong flurry and Kalisto doesn't look like he was expecting it at all. Champ shows extra resilience as pulls out ALL the stops in hopes of leaving with the GOLD! Kalisto hits a Sunset Bomb and it's nearly good enough to snatch the title early on. Enzo survives and bounces Kalisto off the ropes as we hit the break. Enzo gets a two-count off the break, and now seems in control. He gets Kalisto upside down in the ropes... More forearms and then some mat-based holds from the Realest Champ. There's a reason they call him EL REY DEL AIRE! Zo uses some confusion to sneak the cover off the turnbuckle, and then slide Kalisto into the exposed metal. He takes advantage to hit a JawdonZo for the win. WINNER and STILL WWE CRUISERWEIGHT CHAMPION: ENZO AMORE DS Verdict: Not as hot as the opener, but still a tidy enough exchange. Enzo's somewhat rambling pre-match promos make you forget that he can also be pretty nifty in the ring when he's trying. This is great stuff. And, hey, they have a point. KO is tagged in and has his turn with Breeze and it's most definitely not pretty. They tag back and forth and wear down Prince Pretty, before Breeze hits back with a kick. But he can't make the tag and Zayn is the one who tags KO in for a hefty Senton for two which he thinks is three. KO goes for another Senton but Breeze gets the knees up and then gets over to Fandango, while Owens tags in in Sami. Fandango is the hottest of tags, flooring KO at the ropes, then Sami in the ring before having a moment for some dancing. Fandango hits a massive DDT off the ropes, but Owens breaks up the pin. Owens and Breeze then go at it out of the ring, while Fandango fends off Owens to go the top and tries the last dance. Sami is saved by Owens who drags him out of harm's way. He tags himself in, hits a Pop-up Powerbomb and the best friends get the win. WINNER: KEVIN OWENS and SAMI ZAYN DS Verdict: Fun, fun, fun, especially the pre-match blather and KO being utter and complete trash. The whinging about Owens and Zayn being on the pre-show was unwarranted. This was the perfect spot for where they are and they did a great job in getting their newly-smarmy characters across. Expect things to ramp up in their feud with Shane O Mac and tougher opponents than the always entertaining Breezango to be next in line for the pair: B- Match 1: The Shield Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns vs The New Day Xavier Woods, Big E and Kofi Kingston The New Day come out and Xavier warms us up. Who would've thought a few years back that The New Day would be neck-and-neck with The Shield as one of the hottest tag teams in the WWE? There's a lot of talk, but they do it so well. Big E predicts another pre-WrestleMania disintegration for the Hounds of Justice, and he may well be right. A lengthy but excellent video leaves TND hanging, but then it happens. The Shield's music hits and Ambrose and Rollins and Reigns OH MY! Five years since their Survivor Series debut. And you forget everything. Kofi and Dean Ambrose lock up to start — Dean and the boys in that half-and-half shirt. After they lock up there's a disrespectful smack in the mouth from DA to Kofi. Then it's Seth and Xavier. Rollins hits a big clothesline. Then it's Big E and THE BIG DOG. Roman Reigns getting cheers. Some big power moves between the big men, and then Reigns hits a Samoan Drop to get the first cover of the match. A flurry of tags and it's the Shield boys coming out on top with a chain of clotheslines on Big E and Kofi. All three take turns on Woods. Kingston gets tagged in eventually and starts to even things up, and he hits a massive legdrop on Ambrose, but fails to capitalise with a Trouble in Paradise attempt. DA tries a Dirty Deeds, but gets bundled into the corner for some Unicorn Stampeding from the New Day. More stampeding, till Reigns and Rollins take down Kofi and Xavier on the outside, before DA suicide dives on Xavier. Big E is alone in the ring, but he recovers to hit a MASSIVE spear on to Ambrose on the apron. Big E gets Ambrose into the ring and gets a two. He rips off the half-red Raw shirt and gets another two count. He tags in Woods who gets DA in a chokehold. DA just can't get a tag in. Xavier gets Ambrose on the ropes, but DA counters! He's too hurt to build on it, and BIg E gets tagged in. He tries to lock in a belly to belly but he too comes up short and Ambrose hits a missile dropkick! Rollins gets Woods up for a buckle bomb, and Reigns hits a forearm but it's only good for two. Reigns cocks his fist, but fails to connect, Xavier rolls him up for two. Some bouncing off the ropes, and Reigns connects with a Superman Punch - the response is now mixed from the Texas crowd, he's waiting for Woods to get up as he primes the Spear - Woods hits a kick to the face. Reigns hits a Superman Punch, but Big E hits the Belly to belly, DA and Rollins get themselves tagged in, and then DA hits Kingston with Dirty Deeds! Rollins gets the cover, then Xavier breaks it up. Poor Xavier is alone in the ring. Some quick tagging means they can set up the Triple Powerbomb, but BIg E gets Reigns to stop it happening - more pandemonium! Woods almost kicks DA's head off! He then calls out Roman and the three guys of The New Day take apart the Big Dog on the outside. DA gets deconstructed by all three members of The New Day, and then they take turns splashing him. MY GOODNESS, what an onslaught of offense by! Big E gets Rollins AND Ambrose up and Kofi and Xavier hit a double midnight hour. Reigns stops The New Day getting the win. This is awesome chants ring out. Though still the odd boo for Reigns. Three-on-three in the ring. DA hits Dirty Deeds on Big E on the Outside Woods and DA at it outside. Reigns and Kofi on the inside. Kofi goes up top, comes up short, Reigns hits the Spear! NOW the Triple Powerbomb.... OFF THE SECOND ROPE! DA gets the cover. WINNERS: THE SHIELD DEAN AMBROSE, SETH ROLLINS and ROMAN REIGNS DS Verdict: A really fun match to kick off Survivor Series proper. The sheer chemistry The Shield has in the ring is somehow enough to allow you to overcome their too-soon reunion. And The New Day have pretty much been On It since they were formed or not long after. Foxy getting in Bex's face. Lynch hits back with a kick and couple of forearms and kicks, before bouncing her off the ropes, then a legdrop for an early two. Becky tries to lock on a Dis-Arm-Her, but Fox gets to the ropes. Bex hits a Bexsploder - she doesn't realise that Bayley's tagged herself in off Fox. A cheeky rollup from Bayley and it's all over for the captain. BECKY LYNCH IS ELIMINATED BY BAYLEY! Natalya goes in against the Bayley, Nattie using those veteran skills against the Hugger. Getting Bayley in the corner, tagging in Tamina to mete out some damage, but Bayley powers through. Asuka tags herself in and kicks the bejesus out of Tamina. Foxy gets tagged in and takes over Bayley back in, and Tamina takes advantage an then it's Bayley in the corner and Nattie getting in at her. Bayley hits an elbow and then clears house in the corner. But then Carmella and Nattie have a wall of blonde against the former NXT darling. Carmella hits a superkick on Bayley but she's not legal. Tamina's the legal player - off the top rope for the splash and that's that. Things are EVEN as nails with the big SPLASH to make it 4-on-4! Nia hits a headbutt on Tamina. Tamina returns the favour. Nia powers Tamina into the corner. Rips off the Raw shirt, and powers up, She's ragdolling Tamina! But she can only get a two. She tries to get Nia up but fails. Jax gets Tamina up for a Samoan Drop - Lana distracts and pays the price - but Tamina takes advantage with TWO Superkicks. Jax still on her feet ad Naomi hits her with the ref not watching. A third Superkick on the outside. A crossbody off the steps. Tamina scrambles back into the ring for the ten count but Jax doesn't make it. NIA JAX IS ELIMINATED BY COUNTOUT Naomi tries to get a sneak rollup on Foxy but hits two. An enziguri hits but moonsault fails. Fox survives, but Naomi gets a quick pin. So quick that no-one noticed except the ref. ALISHA FOX IS ELIMINATED BY NAOMI No-one seems to believe it. Not the two women, not the announcer who doesn't even mention the elimination. The ref rolls out Foxy and in the confusion Sasha hits a Banks Statement on Naomi NAOMI IS ELIMINATED BY SASHA BANKS Asuka versus Carmella. A couple of kicks and massive hip attack for two! Carmella survives and hits a Bronco Buster before mocking Sasha. Asuka hits back and hits back hard and gets the cover. CARMELLA IS ELIMINATED BY ASUKA Now it's Sasha versus Natalya. A couple of big slaps exchanged. Nattie hits a discus clothesline for two. Sasha hits a forearm then dropkick. She hits the knees on to the ropes and then locks in a Banks Statement on Nattie - Tamina breaks it up! She takes advantage to lock in the Sharpshooter. Tamina stops the attempted tag to Asuka, and eventually Sasha taps out. SASHA BANKS IS ELIMINATED BY NATALYA It's now Asuka versus Natalya and Tamina. Natalya gets Asuka in the corner and both Blue Women double team her with a double suplex. The crowd are with Asuka but Tamina gets a two. Tamina continues to wear down the Empress of Tomorrow. United States Champion Baron Corbin Maryse gets a kiss, and you have to think that her presence will be felt, even though she is pregnant. The Miztourage are stalking the ring too, as Baron Corbin fails to connect with a kick. Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas distract Corbin but not for long. Baron Corbin keeps trying to power through, but that knee has taken too much damage, and Miz locks in the Figure Four. Corbin uses his height to get to the ropes, but Miz takes advantage of every second the ref allows to do more damage. The Miz flies at Baron Corbin, but Corbin counters into a Deep Six! And finally he gets a breather. The Miz manages to roll BC in for a two but then Corbin powers up. FINALLY Corbin hits Curtis Axel right in the neck brace and then gets Bo Dallas with the End of Days - and it's one-on-one at last. Aaaaaaaand just met his END OF DAYS! The Miz borrows Daniel Bryan's Yes kicks, The Miz then hits a few running dropkicks. WINNER: WWE UNITED STATES CHAMPION BARON CORBIN DSVerdict: A servicable match that did what it needed to. Solid, dependable - The Miz is a genuine A-List wrestler and, with a fair wind and the chances, Baron Corbin has the potential to be not far off in a few years to come: C+ RAW 2 - 1 SMACKDOWN LIVE Match 4: Raw Tag Team Champions The Bar Sheamus and Cesaro vs. SmackDown Tag Team Champions The Usos Jey and Jimmy Uso Bad guy Usos are the Very Best Usos. Their trash talk to The Bar is short, to the point and does the trick. Sheamus and Jimmy lock up to get us started. Some hard hitting of course. Jimmy with some big chops and a big right hand. A tag to Jey for a splash, and then they take turns to stomp the Irishman. Sheamus escapes to tag Cesaro who's in there with Jey, but then it's his turn to get double-teamed by the Usos. Cesaro standing tall to the beating though and hitting his own uppercuts, and getting Sheamus involved. A quick tag from the Usos, meaning that they nudge ahead. A massive uppercut from Cesaro on Jey changes things, but Jimmy flies through the ropes to counter. Sheamus hits a rolling senton on him on the outside for his troubles. Sheamus hits a big forearm off the ropes on Jimmy. Cesaro gets a strong lock on Jimmy, tags in Sheamus, and they hit a double-kick. Sheamus gets a two count after a little help with a hold from Cesaro in the corner. Sheamus sets up Cesaro for an uppercut on Jimmy - Sheamus gets the cover but it's only two. Sheamus gets a couple of beats of the Bodrhan but nowhere near ten, and Jimmy Uso powers out and flies off the ropes to get a breather. He flies over to tags in Jey who's in there against Cesaro. He hits a Samoan Drop, powers up, but Cesaro hits a MASSIVE uppercut. Somehow Jey flips Cesaro into the turnbuckle and then hits him once more. A cover for two. As the ref is distracted by Sheamus, Jimmy sneaks in a Superkick, Jey gets a cover - again for two. Jey goes to the top. Sheamus takes care of Jimmy on the outside. And Cesaro prevents an aerial attack and manages to get a mini-swing on Jey, and turns it into a Sharpshooter. Jimmy tries to get involved but Sheamus hits a Brogue Kick to stop that happening. Cesaro gets Jey back to the middle, but SOMEHOW Jey powers to the rope and Cesaro has to break the hold. Sheamus gets a sneaky kick in and Cesaro hits a clothesline, but it's still only two. Sheamus gets flipped BANG into the turbuckle. Jey goes to the top, but Sheamus catches him. Jey is on Cesaro's shoulders and he's in trouble... Cesaro gets the two but it's broken up by Jimmy. Could it be time for The to take and to the?! Jimmy gets the cover and Sheamus kicks out on two and nine tenths! Sheamus then takes control and tries to pull Jey Uso away from Jimmy's corner but Jey powers out. Cesaro saves his teammate and eats a couple of Superkicks by taking them himself. Sheamus misses with a Brogue Kick and ends up swallowing a pair of Superkicks in the middle himself. A flying Uso tags his brother and takes out Cesaro on the outside in a thrilling bit of tag team action. SPLASH from Jey on Cesaro - ONE TWO THREE WINNERS: SMACKDOWN TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS THE USOS JIMMY and JEY USO DS Verdict: Hard hitting from two serious teams who left it all out there. The Usos have been a revelation these past few months, and are a perfect foil for Cesaro and Sheamus, who need strong characters to work against to really show off their in-ring abilities: B RAW 2 - 2 SMACKDOWN LIVE Match 5: Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss vs. SmackDown Women's Champion Charlotte Flair Charlotte forces Alexa out the ring, twice over, Eventually Alexa gets back in and the ref has to break it up as Charlotte has her against hte ropes. They lock up again and the ref breaks it up again. Bliss gets a boot ad a slap in but has a big forearm and is back on the apron, This time Charlotte joins her, and Alexa takes advantage, slamming her onto the outside by the shoulder. She drags her back to the middle for a two count. Then she kicks her right back to the outside, and kicks Charlotte into the steps for good measure. Alexa locks a hard hold on to Flair, elbow into her side. It's all Alexa at the moment. Charlotte attempts to power out, fails, and Alexa gets a cover for another two. Now its a flurry of kicks from Miss Five Feet of Fury. Bang into teh turnbuckle. Things may have just swung in favor of the QUEEN and! Bliss drags her back and gives her a kick. Alexa goes to the second rope for a tornado DDT but Charlotte counters into a suplex. Charlotte goes to the top for a Moonsault, but Alexa kicks her down, and then kicks her right in the chest. Alexa's turn to go to the top and causes some damage. Looking for a Sunset lip but the size difference puts paid to that. Charlotte powers out and goes fora powerbomb. Bliss gets another pin attempt and another two. Charlotte fails to hit a DDT and now Charlotte hits some patented Flair chops, before things descend into brawling. Bliss has a guillotine hold on Flair. And Charlotte gets two. Charlotte scampers across the ring for a Natural Selection - and it's two again! Charlotte drags Bliss along and goes to the top. She goes for a Moonsault and Bliss rolls away. Bliss turns Charlotte gets the cover for a nearfall. Alexa finally hits that DDT she's been planning for a while - gets a two and a half count but Charlotte gets her foot on the rope, and Bliss has a proper tantrum! They're grabbing each other by the mouth, Charlotte flings Bliss into the rope and hits a Spear! But she can't get a cover. But when they're done by a FLAIR? Her turn to go to the top now. Twisted Bliss gets countered with the knees though! Charlotte looks ready and hits a big boot, and then locks the Figure Eight! And from nowhere Alexa taps! WINNER: SMACKDOWN WOMEN'S CHAMPION CHARLOTTE FLAIR DS Verdict: A really good match with a strong story and impressive displays from both women. Our only criticism is that the finish felt a little rushed - it felt that Alexa had a bit more to give that some extra time or better pacing might have provided: B RAW 2 - 3 SMACKDOWN LIVE Match 6: Universal Champion Brock Lesnar with Paul Heyman vs. WWE Champion AJ Styles AJ Styles is first out. Jinder Mahal apparently wants him to win, but get beaten to a pulp doing int. The crowd are hot hot hot. Paul Heyman insists on taking the mic to introduce his man. The only place to see it LIVE? Lesnar is manhandling the hell out of Styles. Big foreheads to the chest, then he THROWS him across the ring. He holds Styles neck down on the top turbuckle. This could get messy. A thwack to the spine, then a boot on the neck. Lesnar is literally dragging Styles from post to post. And SUPLEX NUMBER ONE. Styles flies across the ring. Lesnar's foot back on the throat. And SUPLEX NUMBER TWO. Then he simply flings Styles over the top rope on to the outside. And then into the German announce shoulder first. AJ is goaded into swinging at The Beast. Finally Styles gets a bit of a flurry of hits, but Lesnar gets AJ Styles up for an F5, Styles wriggles out, pushes Lesnar off, Lesnar goes for another knee, but AJ dodges and Lesnar's knee goes straight into the turnbuckle Styles takes out his other knee and hits a DDT. Then kick after kick after kick after kick. He's going after the knee. He's worked his way into the match. Lesnar is going for a tornado DDT but Lesnar flings him off. He's shaken though - both men are down! AS they scramble to their feet, Styles hits a Pele kick to the back of Lesnar's neck. There is HOPE for after all! Lesnar heads it off at the pass and SUPLEX NUMBER FOUR. Lesnar aims a punch at Styles but topples out and over the ring. Lesnar is getting his bearings outside the ring, but Styles hits him with a forearm over the ropes. AJ Styles pushes Lesnar's mass against the steel steps, and then flies into him once more - this time into the barricade. When retaliates against , he does it in straight up BEASTLY fashion! Lesnar is screaming in agony. But eventually he just grabs AJ by the head and repeatedly SLAMS it into the canvas. Brock Lesnar goes for the F-5 but he's too close to the ropes, and AJ slips out and hits a massive strike. Outside the ring, Phenomenal Forearm - this time he connects - and gets a two! He goes for it again... WINNER: WWE UNIVERSAL CHAMPION BROCK LESNAR DS Verdict: An incredible match from two incredible wrestlers. In AJ Styles he found a perfect opponent. A mindblowing display from both men, only a few shades away from perfection. Kurt Angle out first for Team Raw and my god we love 'Medal' so much. Then Finn Bálor, his old NXT frenemy Samoa Joe, then Braun Strowman and finally Triple H. First out for Team SmackDown is Shame McMahon. Then Randy Orton, Bobby Roode, Shinsuke Nakamura, and brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrappledough! Shane O Mac tags himself out for Randy Orton, who goes in against Samoa Joe. Joe hits a big shoulder tackle, Orton takes a powder before they lock up again. Another shoulder tackle from Joe. Another attempt but then Orton hits an elbow and trio of uppercuts. Orton goes for the RKO but can't lock it, Orton then blocks an attempt at the Coquina Clutch. Finn Balor next against Orton, who lets Shinsuke tag himself in to rekindle that incredible NXT battle and history in Japan before that - sparking NXT chants followed by New Japan chants. Triple H uses his bulk to force Nakamura into the corner and hits some big strikes. Nakamura responds, and hits a major kick to the chest. Trips responds with a facebuster. Bobby Roode tags himself in. Some pushing back and forth between the veterans. Bobby mocks he Game and eats a right hand for his troubles. He hits back though, and gets a one-count after a clothesline. Then a trio of chops, but the flurry is ended with a spinebuster. Trips asks Roode to suck it, but Roode hits back with his own spinebuster. Attempted Glorious DDT countered into an attempted Pedigree but neither hit. Then Angle tagged in, and he hits THREE Germans in a row on Roode without letting go. In comes General Manager , and it's time to for a ride,! Tags mean Nakamura and Trips back in. Then Shinsuke at Angle, with a cheeky strike on Strowman outside the ring that hasn't pleased the monster. Shinsuke gets Kurt on the top rope for a knee to the chest. Joe gets in but takes a couple of strikes. Nak then takes on Balor, squiggles out of a Pedigree, and hits a Kinshasa on Triple H , but Strowman is the legal man. He spots that before getting into too much trouble and gets a flurry of attacks is ended by a Running Powerslam and pin in quick succession. SHINSUKE NAKAMURA IS ELIMINATED BY BRAUN STROWMAN Then it's Roode who attempts a similar quick attack tactic - but another powerslam! BOBBY ROODE IS ELIMINATED BY BRAUN STROWMAN Then Joe has a bit of barney with Strowman and Team Raw disintegrate - they're all having a go eat each other, Angle and Trips having it out in the ring, and Team SmackDown looks to take advantage. It quietens down and it's Randy Orton and John Cena in the ring with Braun Strowman. They BOTH try to quieten the Monster, but Cena fails with an AA and Orton fails with an RKO. They double team him out the ring, but then Strowman floors both men with his fists and clears the announce table. When is in a standoff with Team , there's only ONE THING for The to do... All of a sudden the rest of Team SmackDown get involved - INCLUDING NAKAMURA AND ROODE! They help bomb Strowman through the table, rules be damned! Shane goes to he top to finish the job, but Joe joins him and suplexes him off the top. Shane O Mac wriggles out of an attempt at the Conquina Clutch and tags in Cena. They go at each other and Samoa Joe hits a running senton on Cena for two. The first member of Team to be eliminated is courtesy of a! They lock up, and Angle takes down Cena. Everything's slowed down a bit. Angle hits Cena with a shoulder tackle and Cena grins. They lock up once more. Cena responds with a tackle of his own. A couple more shoulder tackles from Cena, who then floors Angle. He goes for the Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Angle grabs his ankle for the Angle Lock! Cena wriggles out, but Angle hits an Angle Slam before Shane O Mac breaks it up. Finn Bálor hits a Coup de Grace while the ref isn't looking, Angle hits another Angle Slam and gets the cover. JOHN CENA IS ELIMINATED BY KURT ANGLE. Angle tags in Finn Bálor, who is in the ring against Randy Orton. Balor knocks Shane O Mac out the ring, and then knocks him into the barricade. It's down to 2-on-3 after THIS as eliminates from Team! Orton pushes Trips into Angle and they fall into a crumpled heap. Shane McMahon tries to get the tag BUT HE'S DRAGGED OFF BY KEVIN OWENS AND SAMI ZAYN. They unload on the SmackDown Live Commissioner. Shane McMahon picks up a chair and thwacks both men. Owens ends up in the ring and Randy Orton hits KO with an RKO! McMahon chases off Zayn, and THE MONSTER IS AWOKEN. Braun Strowman is back. Running Powerslam from Braun Strowman on Orton and that's that. RANDY ORTON IS ELIMINATED BY BRAUN STROWMAN Now it's Triple H, Braun Strowman and Kurt Angle vs Shane McMahon. I don't fancy his chances. Especially now the ref has relieved Shane of his steel chair. Braun Strowman was looking to finish that, but Triple H tags himself in to go against his brother in law. And then after some stalking around Kurt Angle tags himself in. Shane tries a schoolboy rollup but it's only two. Russian legsweep and two again. Shane is doing all that he can. Finally Kurt Angle gets his breath back. Hits an Angle Slam. Then applies the Angle Lock Shane is refusing to tap! Shane is on borrowed time here. Triple H gets involved, drags Angle off Shane and - from nowhere Pedigrees his own captain. Then Trips grabs his brother in law, drags him over Kurt Angle, and the ref counts to three. A by to just eliminated 's GM from this match! Braun Strowman has no idea what's going on. Is Triple H working for SmackDown Live?!?!? Nahhh, he eventually turns on Shane, hits a Pedigree and gets the three count. SHANE MCMAHON IS ELIMINATED BY TRIPLE H TRIPLE H and BRAUN STROWMAN ARE THE SOLE SURVIVORS FINAL SCORE: RAW 4 - 3 SMACKDOWN LIVE Braun Strowman looks EVEN MORE CONFUSED. Trips takes Braun Strowman by the hand, and raises it. Storwman shakes his head. Eventually Strowman is too sick of these shenaningans, and he grabs Triple H by the throat and drags him to the corner. As soon as Braun's back is turned he tries to go for a Pedigree but that's not gonna happen. The Monster gets out of it, hits a Running Powerslam - and it's Braun Strowman standing tall. Triple H stumbles to his feet And Strowman hits ANOTHER Running Powerslam, before ripping off his shirt and stomping out the ring. DS Verdict: An incredible generation-spanning array of talent, and some excellent moments - not least at the beginning when the men were sizing each other up. Shinsuke going first stung, but the intervention of Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens was a perfectly acceptable and understandable wrinkle. The twisting and turning of Triple H at the end was, well, a game too far. It just left things feeling very, very odd and with too much focus on a possible future rather than the hear and now: C+ Overall DS Verdict A really tight build hid the fact that very little was actually at stake on the night. Raw has bragging rights over SmackDown, Kurt Angle will continue in his job despite Triple H's betrayal, and the pieces are slowly being set for WrestleMania 34. But the matches were all good fun, and despite the odd sloppy moment and downright bizarre finale to the main event, it all fitted together to add up to a pay-per-view that was always entertaining from the first match of the pre-show till the final credits rolled. And you can't really ask for much more than that. DS Verdict: B What did you think of WWE Survivor Series 2017? Let us know at. Want up- to-the-minute entertainment news and features? Just hit 'Like' on our and 'Follow' on our and you're all set.