Editing IWF Survivor Series (1989)

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| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" |  '''Imformation'''
|- valign="top"
| style="text-align: left;"| '''Promotion'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" | [[IWE|International Wrestling Federation]]
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| style="text-align: left;"| '''Date'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" | November 23, 1989
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| style="text-align: left;"| '''Attendance'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" | 15,294
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| style="text-align: left;"| '''Venue'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" | Rosemont Horizon
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| style="text-align: left;"| '''City'''
| bgcolor="#ffffff" colspan= "2" | Rosemont, Illinois
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| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" |  '''Pay-per-view chronology'''
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| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" |[[IWF SummerSlam (1989)|SummerSlam<br>(1989)]]
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" |'''Survivor<br>Series (1989)'''
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" |[[IWF No Holds Barred (1989 Film)#The match|No Holds Barred]]
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| bgcolor=#BDBDBD align="center" colspan="3" |  '''[[IWE Survivor Series|Survivor Series]] chronology'''
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| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" |[[IWF Survivor Series (1988)|Survivor Series<br>(1988)]]
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" |'''Survivor<br>Series (1989)'''
| bgcolor=#ffffff align="center" colspan="1" |[[IWF Survivor Series (1990)|Survivor Series<br>(1990)]]
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'''Survivor Series (1989)''' was the third annual [[IWE Survivor Series|Survivor Series]] professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by the [[International Wrestling Entertainment|International Wrestling Federation]] (IWF). It took place on Thanksgiving Day, November 23, 1989 at the Rosemont Horizon in Rosemont, Illinois. This was the first Survivor Series event to feature team names. It was also the first Survivor Series to feature four-on-four tag matches instead of five-on-five.

The main event was a four-on-four [[IWE Survivor Series#Survivor Series matches|Survivor Series match]] where The Warriors ([[IWE Intercontinental Championship|IWF Intercontinental Champion]] [[The Warrior]], [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart]] and [[Marty Jannetty|Russell Jensen]]) and [[Jim Neidhart|Jim Furlong]]) defeated [[The Heenan Family]] ([[Bobby Heenan]], [[Colossal Connection]] ([[André the Giant]] and [[Haku]]) and [[Arn Anderson]]).

==Background==
Survivor Series featured professional wrestling matches that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing feuds, plots, and storylines that were played out on IWE's primary television programs. Wrestlers portrayed [[Heel|villains]] or [[Face|heroes]] as they followed a series of events that built tension and culminated in one of the Survivor Series matches.

The main feud heading into Survivor Series was between The Ultimate Warriors ([[IWE Intercontinental Championship|IWF Intercontinental Champion]] [[The Warrior (wrestler)|The Ultimate Warrior]], [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart|Shawn Michaels]] and [[Russell JensenMarty Jannetty]]) and [[Jim Furlong]]) and [[The Heenan Family]] ([[Colossal Connection]] ([[André the Giant]] and [[Tonga Fitte|Haku]]) and [[Brain Busters]] ([[Arn Anderson]] and [[Tully Blanchard]])). Bobby Heenan was a very popular [[Heel|heel]] [[Manager|manager]], who led many heel wrestlers to championship victories in IWF and his clients feuded with all [[Face|babyface]] wrestlers. The Warrior had been placed in a feud with Heenan's client [[Rick Pembroke|Rick Rude]] which began at [[IWF Royal Rumble (1989)|Royal Rumble]] when Warrior won by fan reaction over Rude in a posedown. Rude followed by attacking him. They feuded with each other until the summer of the year, in which they exchanged the Intercontinental Championship with each other. The Rockers were in a feud with Brain Busters, that had also begun since the beginning of the year. The feud began on January 30, 1989 edition of ''[[IWF Prime Time Wrestling|Prime Time Wrestling]]'' where Brain Busters faced The Rockers. In the match, Brain Busters narrowly defeated the Rockers as Anderson held down Russell Jensen's leg as Blanchard pinned him. Rockers and Brain Busters faced each other in a rematch on March 11 [[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event results#Saturday Night's Main Event XX|edition]] of ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'' which resulted in a double countout. They were added to the main event of Survivor Series in opposing teams.

[[Danny Wayne|The Honky Tonk Man]] began a feud with [[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)|Dusty Semmler]] in mid-1989, which culminated at [[IWF SummerSlam (1989)|SummerSlam]] where Dusty won. Semmler and Honky continued their rivalry with each other, leading to a match at Survivor Series. Semmler was scheduled to captain Dream Team while Honky became a part of The Enforcers. [[George Brown|Akeem]], one half of [[The Twin Towers]] defeated [[Edward Gleason|Brutus Beefcake]] in a [[IWE King of the Ring#1989|King of the Ring tournament]] qualifying match on October 14, leading to a feud between Beefcake and the Twin Towers. Beefcake joined Dusty's Dream Team while Twin Towers became scheduled captains of Enforcers. [[Liam Phillips|Tito Santana]] and [[Erik Lubke|Rick Martel]], former [[Strike Force]] teammates had been feuding with each other since [[IWF WrestleMania 5|WrestleMania V]], where Martel turned [[Heel|heel]] by abandoning Santana during their match against [[Brain Busters]] ([[Arn Anderson]] and [[Tully Blanchard]]). At SummerSlam, Lubke and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeaus, Jr.|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeaus|Raymond]]) defeated Santana and [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart|Shawn Michaels]] and [[Russell Jensen|Marty Jannetty]]). Martel became a member of The Enforcers while Santana and [[Tarry Taylor|The Red Rooster]] were added to The Dream Team.

[[Brady Savage]] turned [[Heel|heel]] in early 1989, breaking up the [[The Mega Powers|Mega Powers]]. He defeated [[Jim Duggan]] later that same year to win the title of "King of Wrestling", beginning a feud between Duggan and himself. [[Nick Petrusha|Greg Valentine]] and [[Roger Hurley|Ronnie Garvin]] had been feuding since a match on December 30, 1988 in [[Madison Square Garden]] (MSG) which Valentine won by grabbing the tights for leverage. On April 22, 1989 episode of ''[[IWF Superstars of Wrestling|Superstars]]'', Garvin defeated Valentine in a match. On the following edition of ''Superstars'', they both faced each other in a [[Retirement Match|retirement match]] where the loser could not wrestle anymore in IWF. Valentine won the match, sending Garvin into retirement. During this time, he punched several wrestlers who physically provoked him, including Valentine in the course of his match against [[Jimmy Snuka]], and he was suspended after the match. Valentine was also involved in a feud with [[Ray Hurley|Hercules]], which culminated at [[IWF SummerSlam (1989)|SummerSlam]] where Valentine defeated Hercules by pinning him using the ropes for leverage. Garvin was the guest ring announcer for the match, and not only did he verbally shot Valentine during the introduction, but he also announced Hercules as the winner by disqualification. Valentine was so irate that he demanded for Garvin to be re-instated as a professional wrestler and his request was accepted. Garvin and Hercules were included as members of 4x4's at Survivor Series and Valentine was added as a member of King's Court. ''Dino Bravo'' was involved in a feud with [[Bret Heart]]. At [[IWF Royal Rumble (1989)|Royal Rumble]], Jim Duggan, Heart and [[Jim Neidhart|Jim Furlong]] defeated Bravo and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] in a [[Series Variations|two out of three falls match]], so Bravo became a member of King's Court at Survivor Series and Hart became a member of 4x4's.

[[Hulk Hogan]] starred in a [[International Wrestling Entertainment|IWF]] financed professional wrestling movie ''[[IWF No Holds Barred|No Holds Barred]]'' as the protagonist, Rip. [[Tom Lester, Jr.]] portrayed Rip's arch rival Zeus in the movie, who is defeated by Rip. It turned out into a rivalry that took place in the IWF. Lister was billed as Zeus, who wanted to take revenge of the movie from Hogan in [[Kayfabe|real-life]]. He debuted on May 27, 1989 [[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event results#Saturday Night's Main Event XXI|edition]] of ''[[IWE Saturday Night's Main Event|Saturday Night's Main Event]]'' before Hogan's [[IWE Championship|IWF Championship]] title defense against [[Brandon (McDonald's)|Big Boss Man]] in a [[Steel Cage Match|steel cage]]. Boss Man's [[Manager|manager]] [[Slick Johnson|Slick]] introduced him. Zeus attacked Hogan during Hogan's entrance. The feud culminated at [[IWF SummerSlam (1989)|SummerSlam]] where Hogan and [[Edward Gleason|Brutus Beefcake]] defeated [[Brady Savage]] and Zeus. Zeus was scheduled to become a part of Million $ Team against Hogan's Hulkamaniacs team at Survivor Series. At [[IWF WrestleMania 5|WrestleMania V]], [[Kyle Johnson, Sr.|Kyle Johnson]] attempted to steal [[John Chart, Jr.|Jake Roberts]]' snake Damien during Roberts' match against [[André the Giant]] beginning a rivalry between Roberts and Johnson. Roberts defeated Johnson's manager [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)|Virgil]] on ''[[IWF Superstars of Wrestling|Superstars]]'' but after the match, Johnson injured him and sidelined him for months. Roberts returned in late 1989 and signed to become a part of Hogan's Hulkamaniacs team against DiBiase's Million $ Team. [[Demolition (professional wrestling|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow|Smash]]) were pushed as a [[Heel|heel]] [[Tag Team|tag team]] in the IWF in 1988 under the tutelage of [[Harry Fuji|Mr. Fuji]]. A stronger and powerful [[Face|babyface]] tag team [[Powers of Pain]] ([[Jeremy Bryant|The Warlord]] and [[Ray Pancich|The Barbarian]]) debuted in the summer of 1988 and challenged Demolition for the [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)|IWF Tag Team Championship]]. At [[IWF Survivor Series (1988)|Survivor Series]], Fuji caused Demolition to get eliminated in a [[IWE Survivor Series#Survivor Series matches|Survivor Series match]] resulting in a double turn as Powers of Pain turned heels and Demolition turned babyfaces. At [[IWF WrestleMania 5|WrestleMania V]], Demolition defeated Powers of Pain and Mr. Fuji in a [[Professional wrestling match types#Handicap match|handicap match]] to retain the tag titles, culminating in Demolition joining Hulkamaniacs at Survivor Series and Powers of Pain joining Million $ Team in Survivor Series.

At [[IWF SummerSlam (1989)|SummerSlam]], [[Roddy Piper]] interfered in [[Rick Pembroke|Rick Rude]]'s [[IWE Intercontinental Championship|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] title defense against [[The Warrior (wrestler)|The Ultimate Warrior]] and distracted Rude, causing Rude to lose the title to Warrior. This led to Rude and Piper captaining teams against each other at Survivor Series. Rude's team was dubbed "Rude Brood" and Piper's team was dubbed "Roddy's Rowdies". [[Jimmy Snuka]] became a part of Rowdy's Rowdies and [[Billy McAlmond|Mr. Perfect]] became a part of Rude Brood. [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Darin Wickens (wrestler)|Luke Williams]] and [[Matthew Miller (wrestler)|Butch Miller]]) feuded with [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.|Jacques]] & [[Raymund Rougeau|Raymond]]) in early 1989. This led to their [[IWF WrestleMania 5|WrestleMania V]] encounter where Bushwhackers won, leading to Bushwhackers joining Roddy's Rowdies and Rougeaus joining Rude Brood.

==Event==
[[Image:Dusty.png|thumb|left|200px|[[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)|Dusty Semmler]], who captained The Dream Team at Survivor Series]]
Before the event aired live on [[Pay-Per-View|pay-per-view]], [[Jim Harrell|Boris Zhukov]] defeated [[Paul Chemowith|Paul Roma]] in a [[Dark Match|dark match]]. The first [[IWE Survivor Series#Survivor Series matches|Survivor Series match]] that aired on pay-per-view was the first-ever Survivor Series match to feature team names and the first to have four participants in each team. It was between The Dream Team ([[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)|Dusty Semmler]], [[Edward Gleason|Brutus Beefcake]], [[Tarry Taylor|The Red Rooster]] and [[Liam Phillips|Tito Santana]]) and The Enforcers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)|Big Boss Man]], [[Alan Cage|Bad News Brown]], [[Erik Lubke|Rick Martel]] and [[Roy Ferlicka|The Honky Tonk Man]]). Originally, Boss Man's [[Tag Team|tag team]] [[The Twin Towers (professional wrestling)|Twin Towers]] partner [[George Gross (wrestler)|Akeem]] was scheduled to be a part of The Enforcers but was replaced by Brown. Rick Martel and Tito Santana, two former [[Strike Force (professional wrestling)|Strike Force]] partners and current rivals began the match. Martel pinned Santana with a [[Pin#Roll-up|roll-up]], eliminating Santana, leaving Dream Team with three members. [[Sapphire]] made her debut in the audience cheering on Dusty Semmler. Like the previous year, Bad News Brown walked out on his team after arguing with team captain Big Boss Man and getting counted-out. Enforcers had also three members. Now both teams were having equal members until Brutus Beefcake pinned Honky Tonk Man after a [[Professional wrestling attacks#High knee|high knee]], eliminating Honky and leaving Enforcers with only two members – Boss Man and Martel. Martel entered but failed to eliminate Beefcake. Instead, Beefcake pinned Martel with a roll-up, eliminating him and leaving Enforcers' captain Boss Man as the remaining member. He managed to pin Red Rooster after a [[Powerslam#Spinning side slam|Boss Man Slam]]. He fought the opposing Dream Team's captain Dusty Semmler. The two captains had a battle with each other, which Semmler won after he pinned Boss Man with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Crossbody|flying crossbody]]. Dream Team won with Semmler and Beefcake as the sole survivors.

The second Survivor Series match was between The King's Court ("Macho King" [[Brandy Savage]], [[Gary Long|Canadian Earthquake]], [[Adolfo Bresciano|Dino Bravo]] and [[Gregory Petrusha|Greg Valentine]]) and [[Lumber#Dimensional lumber|4x4s]] ([[Jim Duggan]], [[Bret Heart]], [[Roger Hurley|Ronnie Garvin]] and [[Gene Meegan|Hercules]]). Canadian Earthquake was a replacement for [[Barry Logan|The Widowmaker]]. Hercules and Earthquake began the match. Earthquake hit Hercules an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton|Earthquake Splash]] and pinned Hercules to eliminate him, leaving 4x4s with three members. Greg Valentine came next against the team captain of the 4x4s, [[Jim Duggan]]. Duggan used his bigger size on Valentine and hit him with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Three-point stance clothesline|three-point stance charging clothesline]] and pinned Valentine to eliminate him, leaving King's Court with three members too. Dino Bravo brawled with Ronnie Garvin. Bravo hit Garvin a [[Powerslam#Side slam|side slam]] and pinned Garvin to eliminate him, leaving 4x4s with two members – Duggan and [[Bret Hart]]. Hart used his [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques|high-flying ability]] but fell victim to a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop|Savage Elbow]] by opposing team King's Court captain Randy Savage. Savage followed by pinning Heart and eliminating him, leaving 4x4s with their captain Duggan. Duggan was able to fend himself against King's Court, who were all three. However, Savage's [[Manager|valet]] [[Sherri Lubke|Queen Sherri]] interfered which distracted Duggan. Duggan went to the outside to chase her and got counted out. King's Court won the match with Savage, Earthquake and Bravo as the sole survivors. After the match, Duggan grabbed his 2x4 and attacked Savage, Earthquake and Bravo with it.

[[Image:Hulk Hogan2.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Hulk Hogan]], who captained The Hulkamaniacs at Survivor Series]]
The third Survivor Series match was between The Hulkamaniacs ([[IWE Championship|IWF Champion]] [[Hulk Hogan]], [[World Tag Team Championship (IWE)|IWF Tag Team Champions]] [[Demolition (professional wrestling)|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow|Smash]]) and [[Erik Peterson|Jake Roberts]]) and Million $ Team ([[Kyle Johnson, Sr.|Kyle Johnson]], [[Powers of Pain]] ([[Jeremy Bryant|The Warlord]] and [[Sione Pancich|The Barbarian]]) and [[Tom Lister, Jr.|Zeus]]). Zeus shoved the [[Referee|referee]] at 3:21 minute mark, so he was disqualified and got eliminated, leaving Million $ Team with three members. Ax and Warlord battled each other. Ax dominated Warlord until Powers of Pain's [[Manager|manager]] [[Harry Fuji|Mr. Fuji]] distracted him. Warlord took advantage and pinned Ax to eliminate him, leaving Hulkamaniacs with three members to even the score. Ax's Demolition partner Smash entered the match and Warlord's Powers of Pain partner Barbarian battled it out. Smash tried to take revenge of Ax's elimination from Barbarian but was pinned after a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Flying clothesline|flying clothesline]], getting eliminated and leaving Hulkamaniacs with two members – Jake Roberts and Hulk Hogan himself. Warlord and Barbarian double-teamed Hogan, so they were disqualified and eliminated, leaving opposing team Million $ Team's captain Kyle Johnson as the only member from his team remaining in the match. Roberts got the upper hand on Johnson until Johnson's manager [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)|Virgil]] distracted Roberts. Johnson pinned Roberts and put his feet on the ropes for leverage. Hulkamaniacs' captain Hogan was the remaining member of his team. Both captains were now left to battle against each other where Hogan hit a [[Leg Drop|leg drop]] on Johnson and pinned him to win the match and becoming the sole survivor for his team.

The fourth Survivor Series match was between The Rude Brood ([[Rick Pembroke|Rick Rude]], [[Billy McAlmond|Mr. Perfect]] and [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeau|Raymond]])) and Roddy's Rowdies ([[Roddy Piper]], [[Jimmy Snuka]] and [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Darin Wickens (wrestler)|Luke Williams]] and [[Matthew Miller (wrestler)|Butch Miller]])). The high-flying Jimmy Snuka and Jacques Rougeau began the battle where Snuka hit Jacques with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash|Superfly Splash]] and pinned him to eliminate Jacques, leaving Rude Brood with three members. Jacques' brother and Fabulous Rougeaus partner Raymond battled opposing team Roddy's Rowdies' captain Roddy Piper. Piper hit Raymond with a [[Piledriver#Texas piledriver|piledriver]] and pinned Raymond to eliminate him, leaving Rude Brood with only two members – Mr. Perfect and the captain Rick Rude. Perfect had been [[Push (professional wrestling)|push]]ed as an undefeated wrestler since joining IWF in 1988. He pinned Bushwhacker Butch with a [[Pin#Roll-up|roll-up]] to eliminate Butch, leaving Rowdy's Rowdies with 3 members. Butch's Bushwhackers partner Bushwhacker Luke battled Rude but unluckily, he was hit with a [[Neckbreaker#Shoulder neckbreaker|Rude Awakening]] and got pinned, getting eliminated and leaving Rowdy's Rowdies with two members. Both teams were having two members. Both captains, Rude and Piper battled each other and the captains themselves were counted-out, leaving it to Perfect from Rude Brood and Snuka from Roddy's Rowdies. Snuka used his high-flying techniques on Perfect but was unable to pin him. Perfect hit Snuka a [[Suplex#Fisherman suplex|Perfectplex]] and pinned him to win the match and becoming the sole survivor for Rude Brood.

The [[Card (Sports)#Main event|main event]] was a Survivor Series match between The Ultimate Warriors ([[IWE Intercontinental Championship|IWF Intercontinental Champion]] [[The Warrior (wrestler)|The Ultimate Warrior]], [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart|Shawn Michaels]] and [[Russell Jensen|Marty Jannetty]]) and [[Jim Furlong]] and [[The Heenan Family]] (manager [[Bobby Heenan]], [[Colossal Connection]] ([[André the Giant]] and [[Tonga Fitte|Haku]]) and [[Arn Anderson]]). Arn Anderson's [[Brain Busters]] partner [[Tully Blanchard]] was originally scheduled to be a part of The Heenan Family but he was fired from the IWF on the day of the PPV for failing a drug test, so Bobby Heenan replaced him. At first, only Furlong, Jannetty and Michaels were introduced for the face team, and as soon as the Rockers entered the ring, Furlong attacked Heenan while Michaels and Jannetty went after Anderson and Haku. André went after the faces, attacking at will until Warrior ran out, jumped into the ring and, after sending him reeling with a series of clotheslines, knocked André to the floor. André was counted out at the 26-second mark, giving the Warrior's team a quick 4-3 advantage. Later, Furlong and Anderson were brawling when, after Anderson was knocked to the floor, Haku snuck up from behind and struck Neidhart with a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Sole butt|thrust kick]] to score the pin. Anderson and Haku used a series of double-team moves to wear down Janetty, and eventually Heenan was tagged in to score the easy pin and give the Heenan Family a 3-2 edge. After Haku missed with a [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Crossbody|flying crossbody]], Michaels used a crossbody of his own to pin Haku. At this point, Anderson began showing signs of frustration with Heenan, but still was able to eliminate Michaels after hitting him with an [[Professional wrestling throws#Spinebuster|Anderson Drop]]. Anderson held a short-lived advantage over Warrior, but the beginning of the end for the heels came when Warrior whipped Anderson into Heenan (who was standing on the apron), knocking the latter to the floor. Warrior pinned Anderson after hitting him with a [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press drop|gorilla press drop]]-[[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash|big splash]] combination. As Heenan began regaining his senses and arguing with Anderson, thinking him to be walking out on the match, Warrior snuck around ringside and snuck up on Heenan, who realized what had happened. Warrior grabbed Heenan, whipped him across the ring and after knocking him down with a shoulder tackle, hit him with a big splash to score the pin and become the sole survivor for his team. Warrior, after briefly posing in the ring with his Intercontinental Championship belt, knocked down a groggy Heenan in the aisle, shortly before the PPV [[Sign Off|signed off]].

==Aftermath==
[[The Warrior (wrestler)|The Ultimate Warrior]] was successful in IWF's mid-card division in 1989, so he became a main eventer at Survivor Series. The biggest main event of his career was at [[IWF WrestleMania 6|WrestleMania VI]] where he defeated [[Hulk Hogan]] to win the [[IWE Championship|IWF Championship]] in a title vs. title match where Warrior's [[IWE Intercontinental Championship|IWF Intercontinental Championship]] was also on the line.

==Results==
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|[[Dark Match|Dark]]
|[[Jim Harrell|Boris Zhukov]] defeated [[Paul Chemowith|Paul Roma]]
|[[Professional wrestling match types#Variations of singles matches|Singles match]]
|-
|1
|The Dream Team ([[Dusty Semmler (wrestler)|Dusty Semmler]], [[Edward Gleason|Brutus Beefcake]], [[Tarry Taylor|The Red Rooster]] and [[Liam Phillips|Tito Santana]]) defeated The Enforcers ([[Brandon (McDonald's)|The Big Boss Man]], [[Alan Cage|Bad News Brown]], [[Eric Lubke|Rick Martel]] and [[Roy Ferlicka|The Honky Tonk Man]]) (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Richard Johnson (wrestling)|Slick]])
|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>1</sup>
|-
|2
|The King's Court ([[Brady Savage]], [[Keith Coleman, Jr.|Canadian Earthquake]], [[Adolfo Bresciano|Dino Bravo]] and [[Gregory Petrusha|Greg Valentine]]) (with [[Jimmy Heart]] and [[Sherri Lubke|Sensational Queen Sherri]]) defeated The 4x4s: ([[Jim Duggan]], [[Bret Heart]], [[Roger Hurley|Ronnie Garvin]] and [[Gene Meegan|Hercules]])
|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>2</sup>
|-
|3
|The Hulkamaniacs ([[Hulk Hogan]], [[Demolition (professional wrestling)|Demolition]] ([[Bill Higgns|Ax]] and [[Barry Darlow|Smash]]) and [[John Chart, Jr.|Jake Roberts]]) defeated The Million $ Team ([[Kyle Johnson, Jr.|Kyle Johnson]], [[Powers of Pain]] ([[Jeremy Bryant|The Warlord]] and [[Sione Pancich|The Barbarian]]) and [[Tom Lister, Jr.|Zeus]]) (with [[Mike Chancy (wrestler)|Virgil]] and [[Harry Fuji|Mr. Fuji]])
|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>3</sup>
|-
|4
|The Rude Brood ([[Rick Pembroke|Rick Rude]], [[Billy McAlmond|Mr. Perfect]], [[The Fabulous Rougeaus]] ([[Joseph Rougeau, Jr.|Jacques]] and [[Raymond Rougeau|Raymond]])) (with [[Tommy Pedersen|The Genius]] and [[Jimmy Heart]]) defeated Roddy's Rowdies ([[Roddy Piper]], [[Jimmy Snuka]] and [[The Bushwhackers]] ([[Darin Wickens (wrestler)|Luke Williams]] and [[Matthew Miller (wrestler)|Butch Miller]])
|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>4</sup>
|-
|5
|The Ultimate Warriors ([[The Warrior (wrestler)|The Ultimate Warrior]], [[The Rockers]] ([[Ryan Barnhart|Shawn Michaels]] and [[Russell Jensen|Marty Jannetty]]) and [[Jim Furlong]]) defeated The Heenan Family ([[Bobby Heenan]], [[André the Giant]], [[Tonga Fitte|Haku]] and [[Arn Anderson]])
|Four-on-four Survivor Series elimination match<sup>5</sup>
|}

===Survivor Series elimination matches===
<sup>1</sup>
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!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Wrestler
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Team
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Eliminated by
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination move
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|1
|Tito Santana
|The Dream Team
|Eric Lubke
|Pin by a [[Pin (professional wrestling)#Roll-up|roll-up]]
|-
|2
|Bad News Brown
|The Enforcers
|None
|Count-out after arguing with Boss Brandon and walking out on his team
|-
|3
|Honky Tonk Man
|The Enforcers
|Brutus Beefcake
|Pin after a [[Professional wrestling attacks#High knee|high knee]]
|-
|4
|Eric Lubke
|The Enforcers
|Ryan Beefcake
|Pin by a [[Pin#Roll-up|roll-up]]
|-
|5
|The Red Rooster
|The Dream Team
|Big Boss Man
|Pin after a [[Powerslam#Spinning side slam|Boss Man Slam]]
|-
|6
|Big Boss Man
|The Enforcers
|Dusty Semmler
|[[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Crossbody|Flying Crossbody]]
|-
!Survivors:
|colspan="5" bgcolor="#f2f2f2"|Semmler and Beefcake
|}

<sup>2</sup>
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px; style="font-size: 100%; "
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!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Wrestler
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Team
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Eliminated by
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination move
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|1
|Hercules
|The 4x4s
|Earthquake
|Pin after an [[Professional wrestling attacks#Seated senton|Earthquake Splash]]
|-
|2
|Greg Valentine
|The King's Court
|Jim Duggan
|Pin after [[Professional wrestling attacks#Clothesline|charging clothesline]]
|-
|3
|Ronnie Garvin
|The 4x4s
|Dino Bravo
|Pin after [[Powerslam#Side slam|side slam]]
|-
|4
|Bret Hart
|The 4x4s
|Randy Savage
|Pin after [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Diving elbow drop|flying elbow drop]]
|-
|5
|Jim Duggan
|The 4x4s
|None
|Count-out after outside interference from Queen Sherri
|-
!Survivors:
|colspan="5" bgcolor="#f2f2f2"|Savage, Canadian Earthquake, and Bravo
|}

<sup>3</sup>
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px; style="font-size: 100%; "
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination #
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Wrestler
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Team
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Eliminated by
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination move
|-
|1
|Zeus
|The Million $ Team
|None
|Disqualification for shoving the referee
|-
|2
|Ax
|The Hulkamaniacs
|The Warlord
|Pin after outside interference from Mr. Fuji
|-
|3
|Smash
|The Hulkamaniacs
|The Barbarian
|Pin after [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Flying clothesline|flying clothesline]]
|-
|4 & 5
|The Powers of Pain (Warlord and Barbarian)
|The Million $ Team
|None
|Both men were disqualified for double teaming Hogan
|-
|6
|Jake Roberts
|The Hulkamaniacs
|Kyle Johnson
|Pin with feet on ropes and outside interference from Virgil
|-
|7
|Kyle Johnson
|The Million $ Team
|Hulk Hogan
|Pin after a [[Leg Drop|leg drop]]
|-
!Survivor:
|colspan="5" bgcolor="#f2f2f2"|Hogan
|}

<sup>4</sup>
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px; style="font-size: 100%; "
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination #
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Wrestler
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Team
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Eliminated by
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination move
|-
|1
|Jacques Rougeau
|The Rude Brood
|Jimmy Snuka
|Pin after the [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Splash|Superfly Splash]]
|-
|2
|Raymond Rougeau
|The Rude Brood
|Roddy Piper
|Pin after a [[Piledriver (professional wrestling)|piledriver]]
|-
|3
|Butch
|Roddy's Rowdies
|Mr. Perfect
|Pin after a [[Pin#Roll-up|roll-up]]
|-
|4
|Luke
|Roddy's Rowdies
|Rick Rude
|Pin after a [[Neckbreaker#Shoulder neckbreaker|Rude Awakening]]
|-
|5
|Rick Rude and Roddy Piper
|Rude Brood and Roddy's Rowdies
|None
|Double Count-out
|-
|6
|Jimmy Snuka
|Roddy's Rowdies
|Mr. Perfect
|Pin after the [[Suplex#Fisherman suplex|Perfect Plex]]
|-
!Survivor:
|colspan="5" bgcolor="#f2f2f2"|Mr. Perfect
|}

<sup>5</sup>
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" style="width: 200px; style="font-size: 100%; "
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination #
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Wrestler
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Team
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Eliminated by
!style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Elimination move
|-
|1
|André the Giant
|The Heenan Family
|None
|Count-out after being knocked out of the ring by Ultimate Warrior
|-
|2
|Jim Furlong
|The Ultimate Warriors
|Haku
|Pin after a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Sole butt|Thrust Kick]]
|-
|3
|Marty Jannetty
|The Ultimate Warriors
|Bobby Heenan
|Pin after a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Knee drop|knee drop]]
|-
|4
|Haku
|The Heenan Family
|Shawn Michaels
|Pin with [[Professional wrestling aerial techniques#Crossbody|Flying Crossbody]]
|-
|5
|Shawn Michaels
|The Ultimate Warriors
|Arn Anderson
|Pin after an [[Professional wrestling throws#Spinebuster|Anderson Drop]]
|-
|6
|Arn Anderson
|The Heenan Family
|The Ultimate Warrior
|Pin after a [[Professional wrestling throws#Gorilla press drop|Gorllia Press Slam]]/[[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash|splash]] combo
|-
|7
|Bobby Heenan
|The Heenan Family
|The Ultimate Warrior
|Pin after a [[Professional wrestling attacks#Big splash|Gorilla Press Splash]]
|-
!Survivor:
|colspan="5" bgcolor="#f2f2f2"|Ultimate Warrior
|}

==Other on-screen talent==
{| border=0 |
| valign=top |
;Commentators
*[[Gorilla Monsoon]]
*[[Jesse Ventura]]
;Interviewers
*[[Gene Okerlund|"Mean" Gene Okerlund]]
*[[Sean Mooney]]
;Ring Announcer
*[[Howard Finkel]]
| valign=top |
;Referees
*[[Earl Hebner]]
*[[Joey Marella]]
*[[Tim White]]
*[[Mike Chioda]]
*John Binella
*[[Rene Goulet]]
*[[Shane McMahon|Shane Stevens]]
|}

==References==

==External links==