WWE Survivor Series 2024 Results: Winners, grades and highlights

Team Rhea, Gunther, and The OG Bloodline secure thrilling victories at WWE Survivor Series 2024.

WWE Survivor Series 2024, held at the Rogers Centre in Vancouver, Canada, delivered a night of high-stakes action and intense rivalries, featuring two WarGames matches and three championship bouts. The event showcased several dramatic moments, with the winners emerging after hard-fought battles.

In the Women’s WarGames match, Team Rhea defeated Team Liv in a chaotic, action-packed bout that saw some missteps but thrilling moments. Rhea Ripley sealed the victory with a massive Riptide through a table, giving her team the win. The match was full of memorable spots, including Iyo Sky's moonsault with a garbage can, but also featured some clunky chair shots by Nia Jax.

Shinsuke Nakamura claimed the WWE United States Championship after overcoming LA Knight in a physical contest. Despite a rough start and some botched spots, Nakamura’s persistence led him to a win with his signature Kinshasa finisher. The match's storyline built around LA Knight's mental struggles, contributing to Nakamura’s victory.

In the Intercontinental Championship Triple Threat match, Bron Breakker successfully defended his title against Sheamus and Ludwig Kaiser in a hard-hitting affair. The match had multiple false finishes, keeping the crowd on edge. Breakker retained after a chaotic sequence, with Ludwig Kaiser interfering at a crucial moment to prevent Sheamus from securing the title.

GUNTHER successfully defended the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a brutal contest against Damian Priest. After a tense back-and-forth, which saw both men enduring injuries, GUNTHER finished Priest with a rear-naked choke following interference from Finn Balor. The match was a clinic in hard-hitting wrestling, with both competitors showcasing their resilience.

The Men’s WarGames match was an explosive contest between The OG Bloodline and The New Bloodline. Roman Reigns and CM Punk, who teamed up for the first time in over a decade, clashed in a tense and emotional encounter. The match was full of drama, especially when Solo Sikoa and Roman had their moments of tension, leading to a chaotic finale. Ultimately, The OG Bloodline triumphed in a thrilling contest.

The event also featured strong attendance, with over 17,000 tickets distributed and just 39 remaining available, underscoring the immense interest in WWE's marquee event.