WWE Survivor Series 1997
WWE Survivor Series 1997
Event: Survivor Series 1997: Gang Rulz
Date: November 9th, 1997
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Arena: Molsen Centre
Attendence: 20,593
Survivor Series Match #1: The New Age Outlaws Billy Gunn and Jesse James, Henry and Phinneus Godwinn defeated The Haedbangers Mosh and Thrasher and The New Blackjacks Blackjack Windham and Blackjack Bradshaw in an "elimination" match.
The New Age Outlaws Billy Gunn and Jesse James were the survivors. Bradshaw pinned HOG. PIG pinned Windham. Gunn pinned Mosh. Thrasher pinned PIG. James pinned Bradshaw. Gunn pinned Thrasher.
Survivor Series Match #2: The Truth Commission Interrogator, Sniper, Recon, and Jackyl defeated The Disciples of Apocalypse Chainz, Skull, Eight Ball, and Crush in an "elimination" match. Interrogator was the sole survivor.
Interrogator pinned Chainz. Skull pinned Jackyl. Eight Ball pinned Recon. Sniper pinned Skull. Interrogator pinned Eight Ball. Crush pinned Sniper. Interrogator pinned Crush.
Survivor Series Match #3: The British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith, Jim Niedhart, Phil Lafon, and Doug Furnas Team Canada defeated Vader, Goldust, Mark Mero, and Steve Blackman Team USA in an "elimination" match. Smith was the sole survivor.
Blackman was counted out. Vader pinned Niedhart. Vader pinned Lafon. Furnas pinned Mero. Goldust was counted out. Vader pinned Furnas. Smith pinned Vader. Kane pinned Mankind.
Survivor Series Match #4: The Legion of Doom Hawk and Animal, Ahmed Johnson, and Ken Shamrock defeated The Nation of Domination Farooq, Rocky Maivia (The Rock), Kama Mustafa, D'Lo Brown in an "elimination" match. Shamrock was the sole survivor.
Maivia pinned Hawk. Johnson pinned Farooq. Maivia pinned Johnson. Animal pinned Kama. Animal was counted out. Shamrock pinned Brown. Shamrock forced Maivia (The Rock) to submit.
Intercontinental Heavyweight Title Match: Steve Austin pinned Owen Hart to win the Intercontinental title.
World Heavyweight Title Match: Shawn Michaels awarded title by Vince McMahon against Bret Hart
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