Survivor Series is one of WWE's biggest pay-per-views of the year, normally setting the pace for the events to come with the Royal Rumble and Road to WrestleMania.
This year, another element was added to the mix as Raw and SmackDown were set to battle it out by pitting their rosters against each other in a hybrid of good, clean sportsmanship alongside bitter rivalry.
Both brands wanted to succeed in ending 2016 as the dominant show, which is easier said than done when everything depends on unstable groups of wrestlers having to work together.
Outside of the three Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match gimmicks, both the Intercontinental Championship and ...
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