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Men's survivour series match 2016 

 

WWE Survivor Series 2016 (November 20, 2016) at the Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, represented a noteworthy resumption of the brand split rivalry. The match featured a high-stakes Men's Survivor Series Elimination (Tag) Match between Raw's top talent and SmackDown's top talent for brand supremacy.

 

The Teams Universal Champion Kevin Owens, Chris Jericho, Braun Strowman, Roman Reigns, and Seth Rollins was Team Raw and could not be stopped when it came to winning. This combination of powerful body and merciless rivals demanded a gripping clash. Universal Champion Kevin Owens was looking for a way to make a statement, as one of the most important people in the industry, and Chris Jericho seeks another ring for his already great resume. And Braun Strowman, the human wrecking ball, wanted to reign supreme, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, the warriors, wanted to also stand out one of the top warriors in the company. On the less extreme end of the spectrum, team SmackDown included, WWE Worlds Champion AJ Styles, Dean Ambrose, Shane McMahon, Bray Wyatt, and Randy Orton, whom each have a degree of "unstructured" and "accidental" nature to their lineup. WWE heavyweight champion AJ Styles still dreamed of being one of the premier wrestlers in the business, and Dean Ambrose still desperately wanted to add more chops to a career bio that was already a trophy case. Shane McMahon, the "SmackDown" commissioner, was on the prowl to be seen as a good, wrestler while Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton desired to be seen as two of the best in the business.

 

The Build-Up

 

Nervousness and adrenalinism defined the days prior to the game, in which a game of words and (some) words and a game of physical fists two brands battled against each other in a combined way. Internal feuds further magnified the intensity, ranging from epic brawls down to long-standing rivalries, for example, Kevin Owens vs. AJ Styles, and Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins, the never-ending conflict of shield men. What was happening on the field was that increasingly physical competitive match was becoming more physical as players nipped at each other's heels and fought (on and off the field). The pressure between the two was evident, and each object was in competition, by sacrificing the other, in order to be victorious. Apart from the game, the competition between the two teams also spilled over to the honor and prestige of each company. The winner of the game could earn the argument and hence win the argument that its brand was superior.

 

The Match

 

The battle began with all of men in the ring vying for an early advantage. Aggression was maximal from the start as Braun Strowman violently made his presence felt over the counter team straight away. However, cohesion of Team SmackDown began to emerge, most notably at the level of AJ Styles and Dean Ambrose working together. The game took place in a tit-for-tat interaction, teams oscillating the near interceptions and winning momentum. It was a high action piece, every single one of the 10 human body parts fighting like competitors for the top of the brand heap. The mob was on the edge of having its neck torn off, screaming/roaring as loud as possible for the one they held dear to their hearts.

 

Key Moments

 

Braun Strowman's Dominance: Strowman was a bionic power, the force of which launched Dean Ambrose off the bat, and then flaunted it, and a library of stealthy cards, using Hidden Markov models, was created and then used to estimate state from the signal provided by a clever and often limited patient protocol. Strowman's attack on Ambrose was a pivotal event in the contest, which allowed Team Raw to take the day.

 

Kevin Owens' Disqualification: Owens was ejected for using "The List of Jericho" as a weapon and it caused mayhem and numerical disadvantage for Team Raw. Owens' disqualification was one of the determining factors along with the dominance of the Team SmackDown as they established a significant lead in the Team SmackDown.

 

Shane McMahon's High-Risk Maneuvers: Shane-O-Mac executed his trademark high-risk-high-risk moves - a coast-to-coast to-to-the-chest dropkick and a blind-eye elbow to Braun Strowman through the table of the commentator. McMahon's high-risk techniques were iconic to the sport, exciting and thrilling as they brought the element of the unpredictable and the excitement/thrill to the sport.

 

James Ellsworth's Interference: Having the unlikely hero Ellsworth to stop Braun Strowman from re-entering the ring and thus triggering his count-out ejection, Ellsworth made a big contribution. Ellsworth interference was a fundamental game mechanic that conferred a very favorable advantage to Team SmackDown.

 

The Shield Reunion: And out of all the things that surprised us most, a short but electrifying new partnership between The Shield started to emerge once more as Rollins and Reigns took out AJ Styles with the powerbomb through a table, and thus reminded us all of their sheer group power. The reunion of The Shield was just one of the aspects that created the rivalry, injected a personal and exciting element to the war.

 

The Climax

 

At the game's end, Bray Wyatt, Randy Orton, and Shane McMahon waited for Team SmackDown, and Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns waited for Team Raw. Shane McMahon, while pushing it to the limit, was finished off by battle cry of a thunderous spear, which turned out to be Roman Reigns, however. That relegated Orton and Wyatt to the position of a defected Shield's Gotcha. More or less by accident Luke Harper made his way to the ringside to cheer for his Wyatt Family member Bray Wyatt. This interference gave Bray and Orton the upper hand. The final few seconds were just madness, Orton sacrificed himself to grab a spear from Reigns to save Wyatt. That opened the door for Wyatt to seize and furnish a Sister Abigail that Reigns could "cash in" as a trap.

 

Aftermath Most notably, Team's win was especially meaningful for Team SmackDown, as it also validated Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton as the leaders of the pack. The match generated residual bad blood in Team Raw, specifically among Kevin Owens, Chris Jericho, and The Shield, and also established story lines and preconceptions for future story lines and feuds, e.g. The match was one of 2016's Survivor Series main attractions, featuring WWE's best wrestlers. The game was an arms race game with tipping point at the edge of a crash, and shift of momentum at interteam momentum transfer, and the on/off appearance and disappearance of a survivability graph cycle was periodic. The battle was highly pitched with all ten men fighting for market share. The match had great historical impact on not only the WWE Universe, for example, as it set the scene for future narratives and rivalries. The bout showed that, while the brand separateness remained one of the biggest factors of the WWE Universe, at the same time it was the power of the story between Raw and SmackDown.

 

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