WWE produced one of their best shows of the year in Los Angeles, as Survivor Series took place at the Staples Centre.
A series of non-title Champion vs Champion matches thrilled the watching crowd, but it was another bout which stole the show.
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Charlotte Flair, a late replacement for the injured Becky Lynch, put on an incredible performance against Ronda Rousey, and created headlines by attacking the former UFC Champion after their brilliant match.
Flair destroyed Rousey to finish an enthralling bout, as she assaulted Rousey with kendo stick shots and brutal chair shots.
The night began with SmackDowns womens team eventually beating Raws womens team after a long match.
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Nia Jax, who accidentally gave Becky Lynch a concussion on Raw last week after a misplaced punch, was booed mercilessly, but ultimately picked up the victory after pinning Asuka.
The action soon continued as Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins pinned United States Champion Shinsuke Nakamura in a good match.
While not a classic, the two veterans enjoyed good chemistry in the ring, with Rollins eventually securing the victory for Raw.
There was to be good news for the red brand in the next bout, when Raw tag-team champions AOP defeated SmackDown champions The Bar.
The match was defined by AOP manager Drake Maverick appearing to pee his pants following an incident with The Big Show, but it was his team that picked up the win following their double-team neckbreaker finisher.
Murphy then successfully defended his Cruiserweight title after a great match with Mustafa Ali, before Raws five-man team of Dolph Ziggler, Finn Balor, Bobby Lashley, Drew McIntyre and Braun Strowman reigned supreme.
SmackDown were beaten once again, as Lashley, McIntyre and Strowman excelled against Shane McMahon, The Miz, Rey Mysterio, Samoa Joe and Jeff Hardy.
When Raw won again after Charlotte Flairs disqualification against Ronda Rousey, it was left to WWE Champion to establish some credibility for SmackDown, and he almost did against Brock Lesnar.
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Bryan looked cheeky and calm as he walked out to the ring, and taunted Lesnar before the bout began, and the two proceeded to have an epic match.
Lesnar looked beaten at certain points and convinced the world he was going to tap to the Yes Lock at one point, but ultimately prevailed with an F5 to seal the victory, and a clean sweep for Raw.
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WWE produced one of their best shows of the year in Los Angeles, as Survivor Series took place at the Staples Centre.
A series of non-title Champion vs Champion matches thrilled the watching crowd, but it was another bout which stole the show.
More: Tennis
Charlotte Flair, a late replacement for the injured Becky Lynch, put on an incredible performance against Ronda Rousey, and created headlines by attacking the former UFC Champion after their brilliant match.
Flair destroyed Rousey to finish an enthralling bout, as she assaulted Rousey with kendo stick shots and brutal chair shots.
The night began with SmackDowns womens team eventually beating Raws womens team after a long match.
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Nia Jax, who accidentally gave Becky Lynch a concussion on Raw last week after a misplaced punch, was booed mercilessly, but ultimately picked up the victory after pinning Asuka.
The action soon continued as Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins pinned United States Champion Shinsuke Nakamura in a good match.
While not a classic, the two veterans enjoyed good chemistry in the ring, with Rollins eventually securing the victory for Raw.
There was to be good news for the red brand in the next bout, when Raw tag-team champions AOP defeated SmackDown champions The Bar.
The match was defined by AOP manager Drake Maverick appearing to pee his pants following an incident with The Big Show, but it was his team that picked up the win following their double-team neckbreaker finisher.
Murphy then successfully defended his Cruiserweight title after a great match with Mustafa Ali, before Raws five-man team of Dolph Ziggler, Finn Balor, Bobby Lashley, Drew McIntyre and Braun Strowman reigned supreme.
SmackDown were beaten once again, as Lashley, McIntyre and Strowman excelled against Shane McMahon, The Miz, Rey Mysterio, Samoa Joe and Jeff Hardy.
When Raw won again after Charlotte Flairs disqualification against Ronda Rousey, it was left to WWE Champion to establish some credibility for SmackDown, and he almost did against Brock Lesnar.
More: WWE
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Bryan looked cheeky and calm as he walked out to the ring, and taunted Lesnar before the bout began, and the two proceeded to have an epic match.
Lesnar looked beaten at certain points and convinced the world he was going to tap to the Yes Lock at one point, but ultimately prevailed with an F5 to seal the victory, and a clean sweep for Raw.
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