WWE Survivor Series 2021 - 5 things we learned from the event

#4. Jeff Hardy's push has been restored at WWE Survivor Series 2021

One of the most-loved WWE legends of all time, Jeff Hardy was part of Team SmackDown in the 5-on-5 traditional Survivor Series match.

He had lost all of his momentum as a RAW Superstar. Thankfully, he was drafted to SmackDown in the 2021 WWE Draft and represented the blue brand at Survivor Series 2021.

The Charismatic Enigma was among the last two competitors remaining. Unfortunately, he lost the match after getting pinned by Seth Rollins. But this could be a positive sign for Jeff Hardy's future in WWE.

Although he didn't win, Hardy emerged as the hero of the contest. He was involved in significant spots and also eliminated team RAW member Austin Theory.

Hopefully, the former World Champion's push will continue, and we will soon see a title around his waist.

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#3. RAW emerged as the dominant brand at WWE Survivor Series 2021

This year's Survivor Series was booked to make RAW look stronger. From a total of seven matches, RAW won five. SmackDown could only win two matches, one of which came via disqualification in the kickoff show.

The Red Brand stood tall in both 5-on-5 elimination matches, thanks to Bianca Belair and Seth Rollins. The 25-man Battle Royal was won by Omos, who is a RAW Superstar as well. Becky Lynch defeated Charlotte Flair to pick up another win for the Monday Night Show.

Thankfully, Roman Reigns added a win for SmackDown as he defeated the WWE Champion Big E in the main event. Damian Priest would have won his match for RAW but snapped at Rick Boogs and got disqualified, hence losing the match to SmackDown Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura.

This year's edition of Survivor Series seemed one-sided. Hopefully, next year's event will witness a better competition. As of now, RAW seems far stronger than SmackDown.