The One Where Stone Cold Got Hit By a Car - WWE Survivor Series 1999 Review

Steve Austin gets hit by a car, Kurt Angle makes his official debut, and the Big Show wins his first WWF Championship! It all goes down at the 1999 Survivor Series!
00:00 Intro - Our Story So Far
02:20 The Godfather, D'Lo Brown & The Headbangers vs. The Acolytes & The Dudley Boyz
03:59 Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Stasiak
06:02 The British Bulldog & The Mean Street Posse vs. Val Venis, Mark Henry, Steve Blackman & Gangrel
08:51 Fabulous Moolah, Mae Young, Debra & Tori vs. Ivory, Jacqueline, Luna & Terri Runnels
10:11 Kane vs. X-Pac
12:19 The Rock is interrupted
12:26 The Big Show vs. Big Bossman, Prince Albert, Mideon & Viscera
15:03 Stone Cold is Hit by a Car
16:34 Intercontinental Championship: Chyna vs. Chris Jericho
19:07 Triple H denies his involvement in the attack on Stone Cold
19:21 The Hardy Boyz & Edge and Christian vs. The Hollys & Too Cool
22:20 Shane McMahon provides an update
22:28 WWF Tag Team Championship: The New Age Outlaws vs. Mankind & Al Snow
25:18 WWF Championship: Triple H vs. The Rock vs. The Big Show
28:50 Final Thoughts
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[@wstine79]

Rikish was protecting the Bloodline before it was popular.

[@hooksncrosses3419]

Rakish is the head waiter at my local Indian restaurant. Glad to see he was once a pro wrestler

[@12345Yeah]

Rakish keeps calling me asking me to buy Amazon gift cards

[@DB20Games]

Rikishi*

[@coreylineberry8557]

Yep, Rikishi keeps it Ucey.

[@brettrossi034]

Rikishi was 23 years ahead of the curve. Does that make him the ultimate long game player?

[@pauldoodnath]

"Rikishi was a gentle giant who loved to have fun.....oh, and he once tried to f*#king kill a guy"

[@pauldoodnath]

@@megavolnutt4629 the top 8 worst heel turns kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6Lck6KPesSca9k

[@Rschr101]

That storyline killed his career dead.

[@TheBillliantOne]

@@Rschr101 At least he enjoyed it.

[@josemolinanavarro5741]

@@megavolnutt4629 8 Worst Heel turns

[@hendawg77]

This was the Survivor Series I was at. My dad passed away 1 week prior. To say that was the longest week of my life would be an understatement. In what turned out to be art imitating life, I was sitting next to Gorilla position and Big Show walked back there after the show and raised the title to me. As if to say, "Here's for the people who lost there dads." Though I was still pissed I didn't get the HHH, Rock, and Austin triple threat match. A big reason a lot of us went

[@dppatters]

Sorry about your loss dude… My old man is going through it right now so I feel you. Good that you still honor him. Here’s to him 🍻 🙏🏻

[@hendawg77]

@@dppatters here's to yours! I'll give you some advice for the future that might help when the time comes. You never have to get over any loss that occurs in your life. You just have to learn to live with that new normal. Stay strong!

[@wilbertreed8968]

Here’s to you man I just lost mine

[@MasterOfViewership]

It's crazy when something seems related to something that just happened. Once, I was at college and was listening to S.O.S. for Kofi Kingston and at "It's a shame (what a shame) you lose your life" I looked outside and saw A HEARSE!😲😱

[@davidleahy8770]

My Condolences Man Lost My Father 2 Years Ago

[@nigelmann4267]

Jr saying "Sexual Chocolat ", that's hilarious 😂

[@clarencesimmons8580]

LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tulsaborn545]

Mr Randy Watson!

[@josephmatthews7698]

It's weird but I just realized Kurt Angle was the evolution of Bob Backlunds character. Beautiful stuff.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

@@stfi7566 Make Darren Young Great Again

[@DoobieKeebler]

The _"Toonces, the Cat That Could Run Over Stone Cold Steve Austin"_ is absolutely the mashup we didn't know about, but severely needed in our lives.

[@superrobz]

You make it sound like an episode of Friends - “The one where Austin got hit by a car”😂

[@monkeyman5866]

Can't wait for the one with Vince's funeral.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Unrelated but Tank Abbott was in an episode of Friends

[@EyezOnMe]

"The one where Shane McMahon takes a huge bump" was my favourite

[@jrcarter9175]

Chandler: Could Austin be any more unconscious?

[@monkeyman5866]

@@jrcarter9175 Could he be anymore out cold? Like stone cold?

[@wildwine6400]

They reused the "[insert name here] gets run over" storyline in Smackdown vs Raw 2006, running over Teddy Long!

[@jliller]

Bossman being a comically sadistic heel was entertaining stuff because of how over the top it was.

[@squeaksjr]

Kane really does have a bad history with tag partners betraying him. Honestly it's a shame we never had him and sting team up, they had so much in common.

[@squeaksjr]

@@arostwocents that's what makes it so unpredictable

[@thehorrorhound6575]

Yeah but unlike sting, Kane has betrayed his own partners in the past too like big show, hurricane, rob van dam, and Daniel Bryan. So obviously it would be Kane who betrays sting later 🤣

[@richardcarr1900]

Fun fact, it was called the Olympic slam until the Olympics committee sued WWE for the use of the term Olympic and they changed it to angle slam.

[@marcohavokkhaos]

Yup. But nobody told TNA that.

[@perfectblindguy]

Should have called it the Gold Medal Slam. That would have been great.

[@mongoose890]

How can you have the rights to the word Olympic lmao

[@distantandvague]

Big Bossman's Attitude Era run was shockingly memorable lol

[@jayharv285]

For good and for bad

[@Rschr101]

Wat

[@johnm.castillo3163]

I was 9 years old at the time and a HUGE Stone Cold fan- like I was him for Halloween kind of fan. I remember seeing the accident on "LIVE TV" and remember feeling legitimately devastated and concerned for his life. Every week after felt weird and looking back I find it hilarious that I actually believed the storyline to this extent.

[@mattm7798]

It's amazing how relatively easy it was to get free cable back in the day. Since it was analog the "black box" just had to adjust the level of the signal and all of a sudden, free everything. Or some people could actually mess with the wires on the pole, which required actual know how lol.

[@TheNaturalPatHarris]

Ahhh the old black box.

[@maxpayne7312]

Or what some used to do they would open the bottom portion of the black box and remove a chip that allowed you to get the channels you weren’t subscribed to Only problem was if the cable company found out (which they usually did cause they know which tier you subscribed to) they would charge you for the broken box and/or a permanent ban or both I think

[@ericdouglas7039]

I remember internet was always free in my house during the 90s. Just had to keep getting those free AOL discs in the mail

[@p.d.l7023]

It was dangerous, but we went up the outside pole. Cable company didn't catch on for like two to four weeks at a time.

[@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325]

@@ericdouglas7039 Yep! I remember those days!

[@thebigbop5866]

I've always thought that Kane was so sympathetic a character that's the reason X-Pac got booed so mercilessly for the rest of his career, it was just too devastating a heel turn.

[@marcohavokkhaos]

Nah, he got booed later, cuz he's boring. He was only cool, when he was face, in DX. But Xpac isn't a nice guy towards women, so it's like art imitating life.

[@badmaninc.536]

I’d argue that the most devastating and nasty heel turn was Sid Vicious at Sin 2001. That was brutal

[@Eidenhoek]

Stone Cold: Imma need neck surgery Vince: Cool let me run you over with a car fam

[@Rschr101]

Oh lawd🤣

[@nal101]

Big Bossman crashing the funeral was hilarious 😂

[@BigNut762]

17:48 "He plants her a gross smooch - A grooch!" I popped for that one.

[@edog4153]

Brian's Bossman impersonation while reading the poem 😂😂

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Brian Zane does great impressions

[@salamisumo2]

10:30 that feud also killed XPac’s popularity in the WWF, never recovered from that storyline

[@clarencesimmons8580]

Until next pay per view at Armageddon in a steel cage between Kane and X-Pac, Brian?????

[@kyokugenryudisciple9349]

@@clarencesimmons8580 This Wednesday is the Survivor Series 2004 review…so maybe instead of a Starrcade Review Series…fingers crossed one of those reviews is Armageddon’99

[@marcohavokkhaos]

Eh, Xpac was always creepy. He was just showing his true colors. He got worse, after this. Still his best work.

[@salamisumo2]

@@marcohavokkhaosFine but the crowd loved them some XPac, up until this angle. That’s where the ‘XPac Heat’ term came from

[@pokehybridtrainer]

I wanted Xpac losing to squash matches after that. Stuff got worse with his angles, fuck.

[@mattm7798]

From a booking standpoint, the attitude era was arguably some of the best of all time but also some of the worst of all time, with titles being heavily devalued. I remember it being very common place for the title to switch on a near monthly basis. It used to mean something when you won a title, but there were so many title changes, they saw diminishing returns very quickly.

[@slmnbrmnty]

Agree. I was just reading the WWE title reign history, and if I remember correctly, there were, like, 7 title reigns in the first 15 years the title existed. Then in 99 or 00, there were 10 reigns in that year alone.

[@dukes1993724]

There were 16 WWF title changes in ‘99 alone

[@newerest1]

Times were different and there were more stars in the business than ever before. Hard to compare to the previous eras.

[@shannonswift2233]

Maybe it’s just me, but as a kid watching wrestling in 2006-2007 I thought the 10-11 title changes in 1999 with the tag and world title were great ideas as opposed to the Ruthless Aggression era where you would rarely see a title change on PPV, let alone TV. I thought it made for great tv and provided a catalyst for several stars to rise all at once, especially since Austin was leaving. Not to mention having short reigns seemed more easier to believe since each main event competitor was a challenge.

[@ssssssstssssssss]

99 sucked after Foley dropped the title... despite the ratings the year was a complete mess booking-wise. Losing Russo was great for the company.. I think the WWF started to get better after the Radicals came in and Angle/Jericho developed more

[@MrGared22]

That intro was Botchamania ending-worthy!

[@gatorsfan4ever]

Never forget he did it…for the rock he did it…for Samoa he did it…for Jimmy and Jey

[@elbermoramontero2769]

That's so Ucey

[@TheBillliantOne]

He did it for...the Tribal Chief.

[@catchcan221]

Austin vs Rock vs HHH was the triple threat match we never got.

[@sleezboy992]

I was young when I saw the scene of Big Bossman crashing Big Shows father's funeral. One of my favorite moments of the who ran over Stone Cold Steve Austin saga, was on the 21st of Sep episode of Smackdown where Mick Foley questioned the entire roster.

[@12345678901011213]

That Mick Foley promo was actually a rare exampe of long term story telling in that era. In a lot of ways the break up of Rock and Sock was the beginning of The Rock's transformation from an arrogant bully tweener, to a full fledged face and The People's Champ.

[@jonathonbartos3061]

Oh my god, the opening with Toonces just unlocked a Core Memory I have not thought of in more than a decade! I laughed so damn hard, and had to go look for the old sketches with Toonces.

[@megavolnutt4629]

I always had a vague recollection of seeing one of these sketches as a little kid. I think there's one where a cop gets thrown on an ant pile and the ants eat his face down to the skull. Freaked me out and always stayed with me lol

[@mrterp04]

*Bossman attaches tow chains to casket* “Daddy always wanted to be a drag queen!”

[@themadkingatmey]

Man, Brian's impersonation game is on point.

[@Hiphop4life7083]

De-lo Brown is the unsung hero of the era.

[@mattbatesteacher]

Except for paralysis

[@dtcarpediem]

Good to see I’m not a lone with the scramble channel PPV watching 👊🏾. My parents couldn’t afford getting a lot of the PPV’s so I spent a good deal of time just imagining what was going on. That’s why I cherish really good commentary especially from JR cause he could paint such a vivid picture you really felt like you were watching it even when it was scrambled.

[@actionjackson4982]

The 90s were all about scrambled PPVs lol

[@riotd.r.8363]

If you look hard enough, you may even see a move happen

[@dtcarpediem]

@@actionjackson4982 hell yea including the naughty channel lol. Best thing to ever happen was when we got the “Black Box” hookup. Great times being able to finally watch wrestling PPV’s and of course watching the porn channel too. Learned a lot in those years lol.

[@dtcarpediem]

@@riotd.r.8363 Yup lol no lie one time the PPV stayed on for a good hour or a little after. I didn’t even want to breath out of fear that the scramble would come back lol. Someone must of finally caught the screw up though cause like I said about an hour or a little after it switched right back to the scramble 🤦🏾‍♂️. I was like you already let it go this long why not just let it run smh. Still though it was cool to see a PPV if only for a little bit 🤷🏾‍♂️.

[@jayman9910]

@@dtcarpediem Ah back in the day when porn wasn't easily accessible as it is today and we/I had to sneak in our parents room when they were in a shower or out to watch porn. What a rush as a kid.

[@ianbyrne465]

The Big Show funeral segment will never not be hilarious. It's amazing how far they're willing to push the envelope. Most of the time it ended poorly, but a few times it just works wonderfully. EDIT: Also, why was Big Bossman always in the most insane angles? Cooking AL Snow's dog/kennel from hell match, being hung by the undertaker, dragging Big Show's dad's coffin through a graveyard. He seemed like a go-to for weird shit

[@Kaltagstar96]

I have to think that those segments wouldn't have been anywhere nearly as good if not for Boss-Man just being the most over the top asshole heel possible.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Loved The Bluesmobile

[@XBeatmymeatX1990]

The fact you say it's not hilarious, makes it more hilarious

[@the-four-seven]

@@XBeatmymeatX1990 Uh, he said the opposite of that, actually

[@BrianSmith-ct3kh]

Jericho has absolutely buried Chyna for this match because he said she was stiff, couldn't do much and had an attitude about everything, and honestly that comment about Jericho wrestling himself for part of the match is pretty accurate.

[@arenaldo87]

I have the first edition of Foley's autobiography, which was always one of my prized possessions. Then I met the man last year and he autographed it. Now it is the number one prized possession I own.

[@matthewallen1576]

“For storyline purposes…Big Show has a dad again.”

[@michaelbandada8330]

His first daddy was Andre and he’s also a giant!

[@claymathewselevator8121]

@@michaelbandada8330 or when Stephanie mentions him being older than her in his broke storyline in 2013

[@TheDrunkLawyer]

😂😂

[@kingblue2646]

I remember at the time people being disapointed, at least on the playground, about Austin not coming back during the main event. The way that commentary kind of played it off as a bit of a joke, and we'd seen Austin be beaten down so many times and then come back really made it seem like we were going to get an Austin run-in at the end.

[@wftbanks5737]

I thought the same thing. Looking back now that woulda been a total "jump the shark" moment lol

[@wave201988]

Too bad Stone Cold was hurt but it was right to write him off while he heals up. Also doing a "who done it" storyline which lasted a year was one of the greatest things the WWE did!

[@Michael-cz6ob]

Advertising him for a match at Survivior series weeks leading up to the show tho and at the beginning of the ppv blatantly knowing in advance he couldn't be cleared to wrestle was petty of wwe. They really ripped off many fans who paid for a ticket or the ppv that night to see Austin and believe me people paid to see Austin more than anyone

[@kevindouglas5333]

They blew the pay off. Triple HGH all along. Please

[@Rschr101]

The payoff to the who done it storyline went over like a fart in church. Rikishi? Please. Then they let Triple H beat Austin in the climax of the feud. Horrible.

[@XavierMedina1996]

Rikishi

[@marcohavokkhaos]

@@Michael-cz6ob They know that. That's why they didn't announce it, until the day of the show. They didn't want no one showing up in the arena. It's just business, nothing personal.

[@noUGames]

I miss Sunday Night Heat having pre-PPV storylines

[@claymathewselevator8121]

Same

[@megavolnutt4629]

For real. Way better than the kickoff shows. Made Sunday Night Heat unmissable, as opposed to Main Event and Superstars before it was mercifully killed off

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

The Toonces intro was fire.

[@Mark_of_Tread]

That intro, I can’t with you man hahah

[@PierzStyx]

That mid-air missle dropkick from Hardcore Holly to Jeff Hardy is a thing of beauty.

[@benespinosa6725]

This PPV Was great I haven't watched Survivor Series 1999 yet and Brian's impersonation of Gangrel was spot on 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@choke9270]

In fairness. “Sudden death” for Moolah would have been perfectly fair.

[@NukeIt2Bdone]

Moolah and Mae were lovers… I believe

[@thefcw]

Can’t believe one of JR’s greatest lines of commentary of all time didn’t come up. During Snow and Mankind vs the Outlaws JR says in pure deadpan “Al Snow gave Mankind head last Thursday night on Smackdown.”

[@SeanPynrose]

The championship match would have been so epic. The three top guys in H, Stone Cold and the Rock. Can only imagine what if

[@tylerpitman2339]

I blame Owen for what he didn't get to see. Damn u owen...

[@Rschr101]

Austin and rock were top guys. Despite what the company says. HGH was never on their level. Ever.

[@bluethunder250]

When I first started watching WWF in 2000 and I learned about Stone Cold getting run over by a car at this show, I was shocked. I didn't know wrestling was scripted and thought it was real, so to see a man getting run over on TV was something for me.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

*IT’S STILL REAL TO ME GODDAMMIT!!!*

[@davidchu2001]

@@andrewburgemeister6684 never gets old

[@d.ink3d]

When i was a kid i thought the rey vs eddie ladder match for the custody of dominik was real hahah

[@chippydippy1530]

I was a kid and thought that Vince McMahon actually died in that limo explosion and thought I saw a man fr murdered on live TV lmao

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

@@chippydippy1530 Donald Trump thought it was real as well and actually called them thinking Vince had died lol.

[@timothyblair7464]

Big Boss Man reading that sympathy poem cracks me up every single time I hear it

[@megavolnutt4629]

Car crash wrestling at its finest. Big Bossman was always a highlight during this time. His feuds with Big Show and Al Snow weren't what you might call great wrestling, but captivating and extremely memorable sports entertainment for sure. Poor Pepper the dog. "Watch out for the dewclaws" lol

[@RudeBoyKyle94]

This is sorta how I got into wrestling. I was in Kindergarten when this happened and the following day, some kid brought in a Stone Cold action figure for show and tell, but gave us some clues as to what it could be. The clues were: He's a wrestler He's bald He was hit with a car last night. My 5 year old brain was blown away such a thing could happen on wrestling. I wasn't watching but I knew through the N64 games who Stone Cold, The Rock and Undertaker were. I happen to watch it almost a year later with my brother one night and it peaked my interest. I asked my older brother, "What happened to Stone Cold and the car?" He said, "He's been gone ever since but he's coming back really soon." I remember watching their first night on TNN and being in complete awe. Stone Cold was back and there was a real cast of characters worth getting to know. Kane, The Hardys, Chris Jericho, Chyna, and even Jim Ross and The King were icons to me, they always felt like a comedy duo like Abbot and Costello but they were reacting to wrestling which just made it even funnier seeing them so dressed up. I know a lot of people crap on this angle but I always liked The Big Show so I was happy to know he actually got the chance to win the belt in Austins place, it just made me question where the hell he was when Austin came back.

[@wstine79]

I remember watching this at my friend's house. We all pitched in on the Pay-per-view cost. This was a fun show.

[@clarencegutsy7309]

"Jericho has promised that he will get a sex change if he loses this match" lmao. I loved this era.

[@TheWinstonSlip]

That tag match with Bulldog and the posse vs Gangrel Blackman, Henry, Val, what a glorious lineup!

[@PacRimElectric]

Chef kiss to that SNL skit in the beginning

[@johnremp3470]

That was the best intro I've ever seen in any youtube video ever.

[@mattypaul87]

I remember Adam Blampied did a "How WWF Should've Booked" on who should've been the one to run over Austin. He chose Kurt Angle and that actually would've made sense given what he accomplished in that year Austin was away.

[@Cobane823]

Ahh the good ol days of scrabbled ppvs …my family couldn’t afford ppvs growing up so that was the entire attitude era for me until they came out on vhs ….good times lol

[@HPLovecraftsCat87]

That funeral segment was hilarious. Peak attitude era.

[@kael2450]

Your impressions are gold Brian, your Bossman was bang on.

[@nichhodge8503]

1:41 Triple H REALLY swung high to make sure he missed Arnold Schwarzenegger 😂 Triple H should’ve known he couldn’t hurt the Terminator

[@bobbysheila]

There are some shows, and this is one of them, that are SO much more entertaining and fun through your review. Loved it Z Man!!

[@thee_unoriginal]

D-Lo's frog splash is criminally underrated!

[@michaelkosciesza645]

Dude you are such a great journalist. Or whatever you want to call yourself. Your reviews are so entertaining. The editing is great (props to your editor) the commentary is on point and you just take us on such a journey of the past with these videos. Just want to give you some props Mr. Zane.

[@smkfet]

This is the first PPV I ever watched. Note for time travelers: In those old scrambled PPV days you could put a magnet on your cable box and everything is unscrambled. Of course I didn't know that, but it was common in the old days for there to be one guy in town who did know that and for a nominal fee he would climb your pole and do something and when he came down you had "free cable" which included HBO, Showtime and the PPV channels. He was probably just reattaching the cable and sticking a magnet on there.

[@adamlane6453]

Magnets? No. How would that even work? You needed a device, a black box, attached to your cable service's coaxial cable. It had circuitry in it that would override the scrambling and produce a clear picture and sound. All circuitry. Magnets have nothing to do with it.

[@smkfet]

@@adamlane6453 "Magnets? No. How would that even work?" Not the first time I've heard this line of questioning

[@adamlane6453]

@@smkfet I didn't say, "How do magnets work?" But nice try.

[@lukeharbolt7681]

One of my favorite ones for sure Zane as a young fifth grade kid I was out for blood after Stone Cold got hit by that car

[@comixproviderftw_02]

Say what you will about Rikishi being the one who DID IT FOR THE ROCK, but at least it was an answer. Unlike The White Hummer in WCW where there was no answer at all.

[@jknight1984]

Or who raised the briefcase.

[@chaospoet]

My favorite thing about the Boss Man/Big Show funeral segment is years later Steven Regal saying how unbelievably jealous he was of Boss Man because HE wanted to do that. I'm fairly confident out of all shoot interviews that one made me laugh the hardest, because I could very easily picture him doing it in place of Boss Man, and he's the ONLY person I could see doing it just as well, if not better. And, yeah, scrambled PPV alumni here as well. I remember going to my Grandmother's house specifically to watch some Wrestling PPV events because they weren't completely blocked like it was in my town. Every time my Grandma was like "THAT'S why you wanted to visit me?" Sometimes Grandma's just don't understand.

[@kyokugenryudisciple9349]

This is it…a show I have been waiting for you to review. I don’t have nostalgia for this event…but man I am hyped! Finally, you can finally talk about the Beginning of the Austin Whodunnit Has Begun!

[@timbartschwolfman]

Austin would be out for most of the year 2000, he would help Rock win the WWE Title at Backlash 2000, and then he would return at Uniforgiven 2000

[@kageakuma3009]

Toonces the driving cat, and I remember watching scrambled PPVs. I think my first legit WWF/E PPV was in college when a guy I was friends with, his mother worked for the cable company so we drove 2 hours to his house to watch it, there were like 6 of us. We had actually started watching Raw in the common area and the dorm actually did a Raw thing where they ordered pizza for us. The people watching in the common room was far more than just us 6. It was 1999 when wrestling was super popular.

[@geeshep4836]

Survivor Series 1998 is still my all time favorite.

[@silverback9572]

I felt the same way about Kane & X-Pac. Kane’s my favorite wrestler & they were one of my favorite tag teams

[@addi543]

The Kane/X-Pac feud was where the hatred fans had for X-Pac started. X-Pac basically kept getting these cheap wins over Kane and never really got his comeuppance (their final match at WrestleMania 2000 was more about if Pete Rose was going to show up, plus Rikishi really had zero reason to team with Kane)

[@ken_danerdiest1]

I have WWF The Music vol 4 as a Christmas gift in '99. Great to know that you mention it.

[@megavolnutt4629]

Volume 3 was fire. I listened to that constantly as a kid. I remember my Aunt bought it for me at Target. Also got a bunch of those Maximum Sweat figures at the same time lol. Those things were hideous, but you could take Kane's mask off and finally see his "face"

[@guillermosierracuellar9812]

Nice reference from the past: rikishi was a gentle giant who loved to have fun oh and once he tried to fucking kill a guy

[@RaulSHermano]

Finally Zane you are gonna to review one of my fav ppv next time. Waiting for this since 2019😂

[@jamesbounds]

It was a shame when Austin had to leave for a little while but at least the Rock got to be in the number one babyface spot for a little while.

[@coreyouellette2791]

That intro was clever and hilarious! Lol. This was the very first wrestling ppv that I ever watched live on cable, back when I was 7! Very cool review, as always! 👍👍

[@RollerCodsterWFEW]

I needed this today! Thanks b-rye!

[@jerrym1218]

Wow, a lot has changed for the women’s division from Survivor Series 1999 all the way up to Survivor Series 2022 which just passed.

[@clintster]

HOLY CRAP! You hooked me with the Toonces remix. 😆😺

[@r0bertf.949]

Never understood why in Traditional Survivor Series matches, everyone started with 25% health

[@Dr-Alexander-The-Great]

A basic clothesline or superplex will win it fo ya

[@seanwjones07]

Xpac & Kane was the original Jurassic Express!

[@jonbridge1285]

That Bossman impression was impressive! 👍🏻

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the review Brian

[@skyhigh3853]

I love these review videos cause despite the views being not up there the comments always make up for it

[@fattiger6957]

For the Jericho/Chyna thing, Jericho was told to treat Chyna same as he would with a male wrestler. Then when he accidentally potatoed her, HHH acted like Jericho did something absolutely horrible hitting a woman and spread heat on Jericho. It was at the point where Jericho had to go over his planned matches with X-Pac to get approval. I don't think it is a secret that HHH did not like Jericho and actively tried to stifle his momentum (which he kinda succeeded at)

[@aewlapsedfans1]

great stuff as always!

[@TheWinstonSlip]

The first PPV I actually got to see legally. The Big Show and Mankind were my two favorites back then so I was happy the giant win the title. Perhaps I was the only one. I’ve been hoping you’d review this for a while. Thanks Z man

[@coreyhendricks9490]

A very chaotic Survivor Series, cool review as always Brian, Peace

[@JoshOrtiz88]

The only time you would ever hear a "boring" chant during a Kurt Angle match.

[@garyhall7867]

That Toonces bit was gold

[@dahliazaylinsage]

Thanks and safety to ya as always mate!!

[@LucasIsHereYT]

The idea of a male wrestler giving a female wrestler a low blow and being confused when it doesn't work is criminally underused.

[@vciotoli2126]

That opening tho - 100/10

[@xpacme]

Brian! You are the shit dude! I've been watching your channel for YEARS and I just realized I've probably never even commented properly. THANK YOU for all of these!!!

[@hogbone7]

The Boss Man stealing the casket is the best non Austin Attitude Era moment for me

[@shaunblake7411]

0:02 Day turns into night just in the swipe of a second!!! :)

[@SpiralPoliFemboy]

The Holly Cousins are so fucking underrated. Such a genuinely great team of two great workers. This was one of their best showcases. They were wonderful here like always.

[@booksboyspodcast]

Hardcore is so boring and a horrible bully backstage despite nevwr once being over in his entire career. Crash, well, he certainly was well over 400 lbs

[@SpiralPoliFemboy]

@@booksboyspodcast Continue sharing that bullshit narrative. He isn't a fucking bully, he was rough to train people and teach them how to get better. That's how he was trained. He simply gave as much as he was willing to take. He wanted people to chop him back, he wanted his work to look legitimate and believable. Also he is one of the most exciting and explosive people to watch ever. He's a great worker but clearly you don't know crap about that. Also, he was over pretty well as a mid card workhorse. Wasn't ever extremely popular but he had his fans and at times like from 1999 - 2002 you can't deny that he was getting great reactions as a heel and as a face.

[@TookerB]

Great review as always Brian...However I feel the need to clarify, The Godfather had been doing that whole pre-match schtick for around a year, prior to this. Not "five or six weeks" as you suggested. Just off the top of my head, I recall him and Val Venis tagging up in December 1998 and Godfather was doing it then. 👌

[@OrochiFlamez]

This was the very first WWF PPV I ever watched live and unscrambled.

[@timbartschwolfman]

Watching this on my lunch break at work today

[@springer90]

Still have my original copy of WWF The Music Vol.4!