Best and worst of Survivor Series 2018

Modified Nov 19, 2018 06:58 GMT

I have mixed thoughts about the recent pay-per-view

#2 Worst: Not counting the Kickoff show win

Why even have the match on the card then?

All of us have to sit through many hours of WWE programming as fans. Especially when it comes to pay-per-views, we have to put the rest of our lives on hold because they're 4+ hour events. In addition to this, Survivor Series had a 2 hour long Kickoff show too.

I just mentioned that RAW scored a clean sweep over SmackDown Live at Survivor Series. This is not the whole truth however, as SmackDown Live did win the match on the Kickoff show. We later learned that the match would not be counted in the tally.By e

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Cheaters never prosperThat’s a clean sweep for Raw!#Raw #SurvivorSeries
— Baron Corbin (@BaronCorbinWWE) November 19, 2018

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By essentially letting us know that the Kickoff show match did not matter, WWE effectively told us that the tag team division is not important. This is a shame because The New Day, The Usos and The Revival were quite brilliant during the said match.

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