RETRO REACTIONS: WWE Survivor Series 1997 "The Montreal Screwjob"

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4.7 • 979 Ratings

🗓️ 22 September 2025

⏱️ 181 minutes

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Summary

One of the most infamous WWE events in history, as Bret Hart defends the WWE Championship against Shawn Michaels in a match that will change the course of wrestling history.

Tom Campbell and Cultaholic writer Jackie Orlando offer an alternative commentary to WWE Survivor Series 1997. WATCH THE VIDEO VERSION ON PATREON!

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0:46.7	Down to one minute it changed.
0:49.2	James shoot it.
0:50.1	Jack Syrika.
0:51.7	He got it.
0:52.5	His forward back has to be screaming in pain!
0:55.0	He gave up!
0:56.0	No, not jam, man!
0:58.0	This match has been ordered to continue.
1:03.0	You're in overtime, man!
1:06.0	My gosh, he got it!
1:08.0	Got him!
1:09.0	Got him!
1:10.0	Michael's in a cover! Five! Go! Yeah! I think he got me. Charlie. Go to the cover.
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