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I'm C. Fall today, let's talk about the history of WWE Survivor Series 1993.

Now, this took place in the Boston Garden.

Now, I am from Boston, and if you don't know, I begged and I pleaded my parents to get me tickets to this event. Unfortunately, that did not

happen, but a friend of mine did go, and so I hated him forever. 15,000 fans jampacked their asses into the Boston Garden.

This is actually the last pay-per-view in the Boston Garden because they'll destroy it

and then build it back up as the Fleet Center.

Then it was the Garden, then it was the Boston Garden, the TD Garden, you know,

corporations get involved with these types of things.

Lowest pay-per-view buy rate in history up to this point in the WWE, 180,000 buys.

Now, we are in a strange time in the WWE because 1993 is not a time where you're having your Hulkomaniacs or your little

warriors or your your macho man fans we have Lex Lugar and Brett Hart those are your two

main good guys we're going to break down really what's happening here and on commentary

Vince McMahon and Bobby the Brain Heenan.

This is actually Bobby the Brain Heenan's last pay-per-view before leaving for WCW.

Unfortunately, the company wasn't doing very well financially.

Bobby the Brain Heenan, Meehan, mean Gene O'Kolin, Grilla Monsoon, a lot of these on-air talents who were doing backstage interviews. They were making so much money because they were part of the show. It wasn't just watching the wrestles in the ring. Bobby and Gino and me and Gene, all these people, they added so many elements.

Shaw Mooney, obviously, Lord Alfred Hayes.

These are names that a lot of people remember from the golden era of the WWE, but there's

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