5 things you should know about WWE Survivor Series

The Survivor Series, often regarded as one of the “Big Four” events along with SummerSlam, Royal Rumble and the WrestleMania is the second longest running pay-per-view in the WWE, after WrestleMania.Although it was mainly started with tag-team in its concept, championship matches were later included, too.With the 28th annual Survivor Series around the corner, here are 5 things that you should know relating to the pay-per-view.

#5 The Traditional Tag-Team elimination match

The eight man or the ten man tag team match is the first thing that comes to our mind whenever we have the Survivor Series around. The concentration of the name, Survivor Series is basically based, keeping in mind, the tag team matches.

The pay-per-view consisted of all tag team matches since its inception until the year, 1991.

Although the importance of these tag team matches has decreased over the years, an excitement, involving these tag team matches, where the top calibre from both Raw and Smackdown generally combine into teams, still remains.

These matches are provided with a minimum time limit of 20 minutes.