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WWE Survivor Series 1999 (1999)
Triple H and The Rock battle a mystery opponent in a Triple Threat Match for the WWF Championship. The New Age Outlaws defend the WWF World Tag Team Championship against Mankind & Al Snow. Plus, Kane takes on X-Pac, the in-ring debut of Olympic gold medalist Kurt Angle traditional Survivor Series Elimination matches, and much more!
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Triple H and The Rock battle a mystery opponent in a Triple Threat Match for the WWF Championship. The New Age Outlaws defend the WWF World Tag Team Championship against Mankind & Al Snow. Plus, Kane takes on X-Pac, the in-ring debut of Olympic gold medalist Kurt Angle traditional Survivor Series Elimination matches, and much more!
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Vince McMahon, Bruce Prichard, Pat Patterson, Jim Cornette
In Theaters:11/14/1999
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Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:World Wrestling Entertainment
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