5 former WWE superstars you forgot competed in a traditional Survivor Series match

#2 Erick Rowan competed in a traditional Survivor Series elimination match

Erick Rowan's one and only traditional Survivor Series elimination match-up came in 2014. He was selected by John Cena to join his team as they battled against The Authority. High stakes were on the line, as if Cena's team had beaten The Authority, then Triple H, Stephanie McMahon and Kane were fired from their roles.

They managed to get the job done, as the debuting Sting made his presence felt, by assisting Team Cena to victory. It also meant that the team members aside from the 16-time world champion would have been fired, but their jobs were ultimately saved on a famous night.

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#1 Former WWE superstar Matt Morgan appeared in the traditional Survivor Series elimination match

During Brock Lesnar and Kurt Angle's rivalry in 2003, the two clashed at Survivor Series and were summoned to pick their teams. Brock Lesnar decided to pick some of the largest and strongest ever assembled in the form of The Big Show, Nathan Jones, A-Train and Matt Morgan.

Morgan, a recent addition to the SmackDown roster, was selected to aid Lesnar because of his sheer size. It was a big role for the now-City Commissioner of Longwood, Florida, and he certainly delivered.

Sadly, his time with WWE came to an end not long after, and he found greater success in TNA/IMPACT Wrestling.