Former WWE champion travelled 9 hours for seconds-long appearance at Survivor Series; says it was "worth every minute"

WWE Survivor Series featured some of the most intriguing matches of the year. While many fans expected appearances from the likes of The Rock and Seth Rollins, they were surprised to see a former Universal Champion make his way to the PLE, just to make an appearance for a couple of minutes.

Finn Balor appeared during the World Heavyweight Championship match at Survivor Series and delivered a Coup de Grace to Damian Priest while the referee was not watching, eventually helping Gunther retain his World Heavyweight Championship. Between Balor emerging to deliver his signature move and getting kicked in the face by Gunther, his on-TV appearance at the PLE lasted only a few seconds.

While The Ring General wasn't happy about Balor interfering, he was happy to hold on to his title. Following his interference, The Judgment Day member made his way to X/Twitter stating that the nine-hour flight to Vancouver was worth every minute, after his appearance at Survivor Series.

"Was worth every minute of the 9 hour travel," wrote Balor.

Check out the post below:

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When will we see Damian Priest vs Finn Balor again in WWE?

Finn Balor was the one who cost Damian Priest his World Heavyweight Championship back at Summerslam. Both men faced off at Bad Blood when the latter managed to take his former tag team partner down. However, with another interference, Balor has renewed their rivalry.

After Survivor Series, WWE released footage of a brawl that broke out in the parking lot. Damian Priest unleashed an attack on Finn Balor, but eventually ended up getting assaulted by The Judgment Day. Balor drove a chair right onto Priest's left shoulder, leaving him bruised up following the massive loss.

With WWE RAW's premiere on Netflix on the horizon, a match between both men during the episode seems quite a possibility. However, the Stamford-based company could stretch their feud to WrestleMania if they keep Priest out of action for a couple of months after the vicious chair-shot from Balor.

Time will tell what the company has in store for both men.