WWE History Vol. 17: The Greatest Survivor Series Teams.

#6 The Hulkamaniacs (1989)

Hulk Hogan led this star-studded team which also featured Jake the Snake Roberts and Demolition, Ax and Smash.

Just when it seemed Hulk Hogan was departing wrestling to become an actor in Hollywood, he was soon drawn back into the world of professional wrestling.

Hogan's film, No Holds Barred, was a critical and financial failure, ending Hogan's dreams of conquering Hollywood. He would still make films, but they were often low budget affairs meant to cash in on his wrestling popularity.

To that end, he returned full time to the WWE and soon became WWE Champion once again. Now that the Mega Powers were a thing of the past, he turned toward new allies for his Survivor Series team.

Jake the Snake is possibly the greatest wrestler to never win the WWE World title, and Demolition were the all-time longest reigning tag team champions in WWE history until the New Day broke their record.

The match lasted for over half an hour with Hogan taking out Ted DiBiase to lead his side to victory.