Survivor Series Elimination Matches
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Elimination No. | Wrestler | Eliminated by | Elimination move | Time | |
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1 | Danny Davis | Brutus Beefcake | Sleeper hold | 1:18 | |
2 | Jim Brunzell | Bad News Brown | Pinfall after Ghetto blaster | 5:12 | |
3 | Bad News Brown | None | Count out (Valentine accidentally hit Brown and he walked out) | 7:50 | |
4 | Sam Houston | Ron Bass | Pinfall after Power Slam | 10:09 | |
5 | The Blue Blazer | Greg Valentine | Submission by Figure Four Leglock | 12:29 | |
6A | Brutus Beefcake | None | Count Out | 15:44 | |
6B | Honky Tonk Man | None | Count Out | 15:44 | |
7 | Ron Bass | Ultimate Warrior | Pinfall after Double Axe Handle | 17:30 | |
8 | Greg Valentine | Ultimate Warrior | Pinfall after Double Axe Handle | 17:50 | |
Survivor: | The Ultimate Warrior |
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Elimination No. | Wrestler | Eliminated by | Elimination move | Time | |
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1 | Raymond Rougeau | Bret Hart | Pinfall by Small Package | 5:22 | |
2 | Jim Powers | Boris Zhukov | Pinfall after a Reversed Crossbody | 15:20 | |
3 | Boris Zhukov | Marty Jannetty | Pinfall with Sunset Flip | 18:09 | |
4 | Bret Hart | Tully Blanchard | Hart applied a German suplex to Blanchard, but Hebner counted Hart's shoulders | 27:03 | |
5 | The Rockers & The Brain Busters | None | Double DQ after brawling in the ring | 27:57 | |
6 | Dynamite Kid | Smash | Pinfall after Clothesline after Dynamite missed a headbutt off the top | 36:02 | |
7 | Smash | None | Count Out | 39:33 | |
8 | Uno | Barbarian | Pinfall after Headbutt | 42:12 | |
Survivors: | The Powers of Pain |
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Elimination No. | Wrestler | Eliminated by | Elimination move | Time | |
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1 | Ken Patera | Rick Rude | Pinfall after a Rude Awakening | 8:18 | |
2 | Scott Casey | Dino Bravo | Pinfall after a Side Suplex | 9:27 | |
3 | Harley Race | Tito Santana | Pinfall after a Flying Forearm Smash | 13:19 | |
4 | Tito Santana | Andre the Giant | Sat on Santana's chest | 14:40 | |
5 | Jim Duggan | None | DQ (Used his 2x4 on Dino Bravo) | 21:22 | |
6 | Rick Rude | Jake Roberts | Pinfall after DDT | 28:45 | |
7 | Andre the Giant | None | DQ (Refused to release his chokehold on Roberts) | 29:39 | |
8 | Jake Roberts | Mr. Perfect | Pinfall after an Andre the Giant headbutt | 30:03 | |
Survivors: | Mr. Perfect & Dino Bravo |
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Elimination No. | Wrestler | Eliminated by | Elimination move | Time | |
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1 | Red Rooster | Randy Savage | Pinfall after a Flying Elbow Drop | 6:11 | |
2 | Hillbilly Jim | Akeem | Pinfall after an Air Africa | 9:59 | |
3 | Koko B. Ware | Big Boss Man | Pinfall after a Boss Man Slam | 11:45 | |
4 | Hercules | Ted DiBiase | Pinfall with a Schoolboy after distraction by Virgil | 16:35 | |
5 | Ted DiBiase | Randy Savage | Pinfall with a Schoolboy | 16:57 | |
6 | Big Boss Man | None | Counted out (While handcuffing Hogan to the ring rope) | 25:09 | |
7 | Akeem | None | DQ (Shoving referee and illegally double teaming Savage) | 25:09 | |
8 | Haku | Hulk Hogan | Pinfall after a Leg drop | 30:10 | |
Survivors: | Randy Savage & Hulk Hogan |
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