Ranking Every 2019 WWE PPV From Worst To Best

5. Survivor Series

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The Good: The last of 2019's Big Four creeps into the top five thanks to a blistering five-on-five-on-five men's main event between the hosses and bosses of Raw, SmackDown and NXT. Keith Lee was made in action against Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins, whilst earnest in-ring work between the different components genuinely inspired some of that oh-so-silly brand loyalty that always gets trotted out at the same time of year. Title defences from Adam Cole and Brock Lesnar against Pete Dunne and Rey Mysterio respectively were both wildly enjoyable in their own ways.

The Bad: The Raw Vs SmackDown Vs NXT women's match couldn't touch the male equivalent for quality and was let down by a big mid-match angle that failed to satisfy much of the crowd.

The Ugly: The Women's Champion triple threat main event was dull on its own terms but disastrous from a wider perspective. It undermined the cause of women headlining shows to d*ckheads that think they shouldn't by being too boring to function as one.

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