10 Unexpected Betrayals At WWE Survivor Series

10. Big Show (2014)

Okay, so I guess it may not be entirely shocking that the Big Show features on this list, but even though he’s seen more character turns than you’ve had hot dinners, his betrayal of Team Cena in 2014 was still a pretty emphatic one.

With the teams level at three men apiece—Big Show, John Cena and Dolph Ziggler remaining against Luke Harper, Kane and Seth Rollins of Team Authority—the match was in the balance. Cue the Big Show’s moment of madness, as he swung for Cena from out of nowhere, laying him out for the count as Rollins swooped to pick up the pieces.

Show then proceeded to shake Triple H’s hand, sealing the deal and walking out on Team Cena. Or rather, walking out on Ziggler; the one remaining member of Cena’s band of merry men.

Fortunately, and with a helping hand from Sting, Dolph Ziggler would pull out the performance of a lifetime to eliminate Harper, Kane and Rollins, thus claiming an unlikely victory and forcing the Authority out of power. A certain degree of thanks go to Sting, but none whatsoever to the turncoat Big Show.