30 Greatest EVER WWE Survivor Series Moments

23. A Perfect Return (1992)

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Curt Hennig had been out of the ring over a year by the time he entered 1992 Survivor Series with a brand new coat of (still mostly-Perfect) paint, but very little about the electric doubles match featuring Randy Savage, Ric Flair and Razor Ramon had been planned around his return.

A babyface turn forced due to the Ultimate Warrior's acrimonious exit, Perfect fell afoul of Flair, Ramon and associate Bobby Heenan with just days to go before the show - but magnificently portrayed the uneasy babyface alongside his former foe.

Survivor Series 1992 was only the second pay-per-view without Hulk Hogan, but this midcard scuffle lacked none of the bluster his presence used to provide.

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