WWE Survivor Series 2018: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly 

The Good - Nia Jax As A Heel

WWE Survivor Series 2018: Nia Jax Is Team RAW's Sole Survivor

With a punch heard round the world, Nia Jax changed the landscape of Survivor Series and WWE history in the process. Perhaps Lynch was the foolish one. Jax is a dangerous compettior capable of anything and Lynch attempted to stand toe to toe with this behemoth, only to end the evening with a broken face, severe concussion, and crushed Survivor Series dreams.

Jax's brutal punch was met with a barrage of criticism. Even former WWE Superstar Chris Jericho chimed in, referring to the punch as 'legitimate and deliberate.' As Jax made her Survivor Series entrance, she was met with deafening boos from the Staples Center audience.

Nia Jax Is Booed Out Of The Building! #SurvivorSeries pic.twitter.com/VC9NxEQodC

— Brian The Guppie (@briantheguppie) November 19, 2018

Ever the opportunist, Jax made sure to point attention to the fist that took Becky Lynch out of Survivor Series. She relished in the hatred she received and would continue to do so throughout the evening.

Every time Jax made her way into the 5 on 5 elimination style tag team bout, she was booed; but, it didn't stop her. Instead it fed her, intensified her, and in a sickening way, completed her. As a heel, her job is to dash their hopes and rip their hearts from their chest. That's just what Jax did and with glee.

As her partner Sasha Banks made her way to the top rope, Jax simply swiped her off, causing The Boss to succumb to Asuka, who eliminated her in turn. Jax then pinned Asuka to earn victory for Team RAW and become the sole survivor, much to the Los Angeles crowd's chagrin. It's obvious Jax was born to be a heel.