Todd Pettengill interviews The Steiner Brothers' (Rick and Scott Steiner) mother and their sister Crystal when Jim Cornette introduces The Heavenly Bodies ("Doctor" Tom Pritchard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Rey).
The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) retain the WWF World Tag Team Championships against The Heavenly Bodies ("Doctor" Tom Pritchard and "Gigolo" Jimmy Del Rey), even after Pritchard smacks Rick Steiner in the back with Cornette's tennis racket behind the referee's back.
Joe Fowler does his very first WWF pay-per-view interview with WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels, who is flanked by Diesel. Shawn plans to prove to the world that he is the greatest Intercontinental Champion of all time, and Diesel says he plans to keep Mr. Perfect off the champ.
Shawn Michaels retains the WWF Intercontinental Championship against Mr. Perfect by count-out, after Diesel keeps to his word and keeps Mr. Perfect off Michaels behind the referee's back. After the match, Mr. Perfect brawls with both Diesel and Michaels, but Diesel knocks Perfect out. Todd Pettengill interviews Shawn Michaels as Michaels and Diesel head back to the back, but Michaels just pushes him out of the way. Perfect gets out of the ring and runs after Michaels and
Jim Fowler interviews The 1-2-3 Kid. Irwin R. Schyster is bigger and stronger than him just like every other opponent he's taken on, but that's nothing new to The Kid, who plans to give 110% as always.
I.R.S. beats The 1-2-3 Kid.
Todd Pettengill interviews Bruce and Owen Hart. Stu and Helen Hart were supposed to be here, but Stu just had reconstructive knee surgery thanks to an attack from Jerry Lawler, and Bruce and Owen are here to represent Bret behind the barricade.
When Bret Hart vs. "The King" Jerry Lawler is about to start, Jerry Lawler shows up on two crutches with an ice pack on his left kneecap. When Todd Pettengill asks Lawler for answers, Lawler tells Bret Hart he hates his entire family and can't wait to get his hands around Bret's neck. Lawler then says the rental car he took to SummerSlam didn't work and an old woman pulled out in front of her, causing him to crash in a ten-car pile-up. The doctors have told him he won't be able to take on Hart under any circumstances, and sends out his "self-appointed court jester" Doink to beat him up. Doink shows up with two buckets and a cigar. One bucket has confetti he tosses at the crowd, but the second has water that he douses on Owen and Bruce Hart. Owen and Bruce open up the barricade and try to get to Doink, but to no avail.
Doink vs. Bret Hart ends with Jerry Lawler climbing into the ring and hitting Bret Hart with one of hi crutches, revealing that Lawler was not hurt after all. Owen and Bruce Hart jump the barricade to go after Lawler but is stopped by officials. As Doink and Lawler go back to the back, Jack Tunney shows up and tells him to compete. Bret Hart goes after Lawler, but the referees hold him back. As per Jack Tunney, Howard Finkel announces that if Lawler does not enter the ring to wrestle Bret Hart, he will be banned from the WWF for life. Bret Hart isn't in the mood to wait, however, and goes after Lawler, hitting him with one of Doink's buckets as he forces him into the ring.
Bret "Hit Man" Hart beats "The King" Jerry Lawler with the Sharpshooter, but he refuses to let go of the hold. "The King" Jerry Lawler is awarded the victory by reverse decision. After this, Bret Hart goes after Lawler again, but Lawler rolls out of the ring and onto a stretcher, where Bruce and Owen Hart try to attack him as he is pushed back to the back. Bret, Owen and Bruce stand tall in the ring.
Ludvig Borga trashes America and Lex Luger.
Ludvig Borga beats Marty Jannetty by submission.
Survivor Series airs on pay-per-view Thanksgiving eve!
The Rest In Piece is a no-disqualification and no count-outs match, but there will be a decisive winner.
The Undertaker beats Giant Gonzales in a Rest In Piece Match when Paul Bearer surprisingly returns with a black funeral wreathe, knocks out Harvey Whippleman, takes back the urn and commands The Undertaker to rise. After the match, Giant Gonzales choke slams Whippleman for failing him, and places the black funeral wreathe on top of him.\
Joe Fowler interviews Yokozuna, Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette. Still a sore loser after The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner) retained the tag team titles, Cornette promises that Yokozuna will rip Lex Luger limb from limb.
Tatanka and The Smoking Gunns (Billy and Bart Gunn) beat Bam Bam Bigelow and The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu).
Joe Fowler interview Hank Carter, the driver of the Lex Express. Carter sings the praises of Lex Luger. He considers Philadelphia the highlight of the Lex Luger Call to Action due to the inspiring reaction and support from the catastrophically ill children Luger met while he was there. He says that Luger will no doubt win the WWF Championship.
Todd Pettengill interviews a fan in the SummerSlam crowd.
Mr. Kiotika Suzuki sings the Japanese national anthem "Kimigayo."
Aaron Neville, accompanied by "Macho Man" Randy Savage, sings "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Lex Luger beats Yokozuna by count-out. As a result, Lex Luger does not win the title, and Yokozuna retains the WWF Championship. Nevertheless, Luger celebrates with The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott Steiner), Tatanka and "Macho Man" Randy Savage.
Joe Fowler interviews Lex Luger when Ludvig Borga trashes him, everyone else in the locker room and America. He promises to crush Luger if he steps in the ring with him.
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