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About WWE: Survivor Series
As of 2023, Survivor Series continues to be a highly anticipated event on the WWE calendar, showcasing the company's top talent and leading storylines. The 2023 edition of Survivor Series is set to take place in November, featuring a blend of traditional elimination matches and championship contests. This year's theme revolves around the idea of 'survival,' emphasizing the competitive nature of the matches and the stakes involved for the superstars. WWE has been promoting the event with weekly programming on RAW and SmackDown, building tension and rivalries leading up to the event. Fans can expect to see appearances from both current champions and returning legends, as WWE often uses Survivor Series to celebrate its rich history. The event will also feature the continuation of the inter-brand competition, where RAW and SmackDown superstars will compete against each other, adding to the excitement and unpredictability. With a dedicated fanbase and a legacy that spans over three decades, Survivor Series remains a highlight of the WWE year, promising thrilling matchups, dramatic storytelling, and unforgettable moments.
WWE: Survivor Series History
Survivor Series is one of the original pay-per-view events produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), debuting in 1987. Created by WWE chairman Vince McMahon, the event was conceived as a way to showcase the growing popularity of professional wrestling during the Thanksgiving season in the United States. The inaugural Survivor Series introduced the concept of traditional elimination tag team matches, where teams compete until all members of one team have been eliminated. This unique format set Survivor Series apart from other wrestling events and helped establish it as a cornerstone of WWE's annual programming. Over the years, Survivor Series has featured some of the biggest names in wrestling history, including Hulk Hogan, The Undertaker, and Stone Cold Steve Austin. The event has evolved to include various match types, including singles matches, championship bouts, and inter-brand competition between WWE's RAW and SmackDown brands, particularly since the brand split in 2016. Notable moments from the event's history include The Undertaker's debut in 1990 and the rise of the D-Generation X faction in the late 1990s. Survivor Series has also been a platform for significant storylines and rivalries, making it a key event in WWE's narrative structure.
