Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Survivor Series Moments

November 18, 2012

Number One: The Montreal Screwjob: 1997

Without a question, the most controversial moment in the history of the WWE. Real life, crossing that invisible line, and creating so much tension in a time where superstars had the option to jump ship from WCW to WWE without much notice. Bret and Shawn, personal conflict that lasted over 15 years, was the most ridiculous and memorable moment perhaps in the entire WWE’s history. I love the moment for all the wrong reasons. Either way, Shawn and Bret’s legacy would be created here, evolved in two separate roads, and be remembered forever.

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