WWE Survivor Series 2018

As it promised, the Survivor Series lived up to the expectations of providing a full house entertainment and some crazy twists and turns. Just days being named as Becky Lynch’s replacement, Charlotte Flair absolutely bashed into Ronda Rousey and brutally attacked her, only to be disqualified for her own actions. Ronda Rousey, already facing an invasion from Becky Lynch last week, was subjected to another brutal onslaught by Charlotte Flair. The former UFC legend was left in a bloodbath even as she trumped

Survivor Series 2018 was surely an eventful Pay-Per-View. The 32nd Annual Survivor Series was all about Brand Warfare. However, there was no competition as Raw absolutely destroyed Smackdown Live. Raw managed to secure a clean sweep victory. Even though The Usos managed to win one match for Smackdown Live, that win didn't count as the match took place during the kick-off show. Members of the WWE Universe were quite angry with how things played out. No doubt all the matches were highly entertaining,

As you all may be aware, Survivor Series 2018 is right around the corner. The match card is stacked from top to bottom. In addition to the potential show-stealing bout for the Cruiserweight Title between Mustafa Ali and Buddy Murphy, the event will also feature seven matches pitting Raw Superstars against their Smackdown Live counterparts. These seven matches will include four Champion(s) vs. Champion(s) matches as well as three Traditional Survivor Series Elimination matches. Survivor Series 2018 has everything an amazing Pay-Per-View needs,

The WWE Survivor Series 2018 pay-per-view is all set to take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on November 18 and the match card for the PPV has been fixed already. The third of the big-4 PPVs, Survivor Series, will see Superstars from both Raw and SmackDown Live take on each other for brand supremacy. As many as eight matches are booked for the show. Some of the big names that will not be a part of the PPV are former World Champion