WWE Survivor Series 2021: 5 Best Moments (And 5 Worst)

6. BEST - Old Dogs, Old Tricks

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More on Vince McMahon's bizarre Egg Stuff later on, but there wasn't a great deal to fault about a Battle Royale designed to get Omos (yet again) as the most dominant giant in WWE.

Most dominant because there were three in this match, but Commander Azeez and Shanky were no match for the former Raw Tag Team Champion. With the commentators counting the eliminations and Omos himself not particularly following along with the Raw Vs SmackDown element of the story, the winner was never really in doubt, which is perhaps why WWE turned this Rock tribute into a Pizza Hut one instead.

WWE really can't help themselves. AJ Styles' big buddy was booked to look f*cking raging about those pizzas getting pinched, but this at very least will be replayed as a (laughable) reason for the duos to duel on Monday Night Raw. Otherwise, the legit seven-footer looked super strong again. Maybe McMahon's remembered how to ride a bike after all.

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