Survivor Series 1989
Details
Promotion	World Wrestling Federation
Date	November 23, 1989
Venue	Rosemont Horizon
City	Rosemont, Illinois
Attendance	15,294
Pay-per-view chronology
SummerSlam 1989	Survivor Series 1989	Royal Rumble 1990

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This was the first Survivor Series event to feature team names. It was also the first Survivor Series to feature 4 on 4 tag matches instead of 5 on 5.

Results

• Dark match: Boris Zhukov defeated Paul Roma
• (4 on 4) Survivor Series match: The Dream Team (Dusty Rhodes, Brutus Beefcake, The Red Rooster and Tito Santana) defeated The Enforcers (The Big Boss Man, Bad News Brown, Rick Martel and The Honky Tonk Man) (w/Jimmy Hart and Slick) (22:02)

Elimination #	Wrestler	Team	Eliminated by	Elimination move	Time
1	Tito Santana	The Dream Team	Rick Martel	Pin by a roll-up	9:15
2	Bad News Brown	The Enforcers	None	Count-out after arguing with Boss Man and walking out on his team	15:26
3	Honky Tonk Man	The Enforcers	Brutus Beefcake	Pin after a high knee	17:24
4	Rick Martel	The Enforcers	Brutus Beefcake	Pin by a roll-up	20:13
5	The Red Rooster	The Dream Team	Big Boss Man	Pin after a Boss Man Slam	21:00
6	Big Boss Man	The Enforcers	Dusty Rhodes	Pin after a Flying Crossbody	22:02
Survivors:	Rhodes and Beefcake

• (4 on 4) Survivor Series match: The King's Court (Randy Savage, Canadian Earthquake, Dino Bravo and Greg Valentine) (w/Jimmy Hart and Sensational Queen Sherri) defeated The 4x4's: (Jim Duggan, Bret Hart, Ronnie Garvin and Hercules) (23:25)

Elimination #	Wrestler	Team	Eliminated by	Elimination move	Time
1	Hercules	The 4x4's	Earthquake	Pin after an Earthquake Splash	3:57
2	Greg Valentine	The King's Court	Jim Duggan	Pin after charging clothesline	7:32
3	Ronnie Garvin	The 4x4's	Dino Bravo	Pin after side slam	11:17
4	Bret Hart	The 4x4's	Randy Savage	Pin after flying elbow drop	19:06
5	Jim Duggan	The 4x4's	None	Count-out after outside interference from Queen Sherri	23:25
Survivors:	Savage, Canadian Earthquake, and Bravo

• (4 on 4) Survivor Series match: The Hulkamaniacs (Hulk Hogan, Demolition (Ax and Smash) and Jake Roberts) defeated The Million $ Team (Ted DiBiase, Powers of Pain (The Warlord and The Barbarian) and Zeus) (w/ Virgil and Mr. Fuji) (27:32)

Elimination #	Wrestler	Team	Eliminated by	Elimination move	Time
1	Zeus	The Million $ Team	None	DQ for shoving down the ref	3:21
2	Ax	The Hulkamaiacs	The Warlord	Pin after outside interference from Mr. Fuji	9:50
3	Smash	The Hulkamaniacs	The Barbarian	Pin after flying clothesline	13:42
4	The Powers of Pain (Warlord and Barbarian)	The Million $ Team	None	DQ for double teaming Hogan	19:51
5	Jake Roberts	The Hulkamaniacs	Ted DiBiase	Pin with feet on ropes and outside interference from Virgil	23:51
6	Ted DiBiase	The Million $ Team	Hulk Hogan	Pin after leg drop	27:32
Survivor:	Hogan

• (4 on 4) Survivor Series match : The Rude Brood (Rick Rude, Mr. Perfect, The Fabulous Rougeaus (Jacques and Raymond)) (w/ The Genius and Jimmy Hart) defeated Roddy's Rowdies (Roddy Piper, Jimmy Snuka and The Bushwhackers (Butch Miller and Luke Williams)) (21:27)

Elimination #	Wrestler	Team	Eliminated by	Elimination move	Time
1	Jacques Rougeau	The Rude Brood	Jimmy Snuka	Pin after Superfly Splash	4:01
2	Raymond Rougeau	The Rude Brood	Roddy Piper	Pin after piledriver	7:30
3	Butch	Roddy's Rowdies	Mr. Perfect	Pin by a roll-up	10:46
4	Luke	Roddy's Rowdies	Rick Rude	Pin after a Rude Awakening	12:14
5	Rick Rude and Roddy Piper	Rude Brood and Roddy's Rowdies	None	Double Count-out	18:35
6	Jimmy Snuka	Roddy's Rowdies	Mr. Perfect	Pin after Perfect Plex	21:27
Survivor:	Mr. Perfect

• (4 on 4) Survivor Series match: The Ultimate Warriors (The Ultimate Warrior, The Rockers (Shawn Michaels and Marty Jannetty) and Jim Neidhart) defeated The Heenan Family (Bobby Heenan, André the Giant, Haku and Arn Anderson) (20:28)

Elimination #	Wrestler	Team	Eliminated by	Elimination move	Time
1	Andre The Giant	The Heenan Family	None	Count-out after being knocked out of the ring by Ultimate Warrior	0:27
2	Jim Neidhart	The Ultimate Warriors	Haku	Pin after a Thrust Kick	3:32
3	Marty Jannetty	The Ultimate Warriors	Bobby Heenan	Pin after kneedrop	8:53
4	Haku	The Heenan Family	Shawn Michaels	Pin with Flying Crossbody	12:54
5	Shawn Michaels	The Ultimate Warriors	Arn Anderson	Pin after an Anderson Drop	15:47
6	Arn Anderson	The Heenan Family	The Ultimate Warrior	Pin after Gorllia Press Slam/splash combo	18:19
7	Bobby Heenan	The Heenan Family	The Ultimate Warrior	Pin after Gorilla Press Splash	20:28
Survivor:	Ultimate Warrior

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Notes

• Bad News Brown replaced Akeem, who had been advertised as being part of the Enforcers vs. Dream Team match.
• Earthquake replaced The Widowmaker, who had been advertised as being part of the King's Court vs. 4x4's match.
• Heenan replaced Tully Blanchard, who had been advertised as being part of the Heenan Family vs. Ultimate Warriors match. Tully Blanchard was fired from the WWF the day of the PPV for failing a drug test.

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References

• Brian Shields (4th Edition 2006). "Supercard/PPV History", Main event–WWE in the raging 80s. Pocket Books, 193-195. ISBN 978-1-4165-3257-6. 
• "2007 Wrestling Almanac & Book of Facts", Wrestling’s Historical Cards, Kappa Publishing, 2007, pp. 87-88. 
• Survivor Series '89 Review
• hoofco-inc.com - Survivor Series '89 review
• 1989 Survivor Series Results

External links

• Official 1989 Survivor Series website