WWE Survivor Series 1999

The 1999 Survivor Series featured a stacked card with multiple traditional elimination matches and high-stakes singles contests. The main event saw The Undertaker defend his WWF Championship against Stone Cold Steve Austin and Triple H in a Triple Threat Match, a match fraught with intrigue and controversy. Other key bouts included Mankind facing off against the returning The Rock, and a highly anticipated four-on-four elimination match showcasing top superstars.

Survivor Series 1999 is largely remembered for its controversial finish and its place in the 'Attitude Era' of the WWF. While the matches themselves often delivered exciting wrestling action and featured many of the era's biggest stars, the event's legacy is somewhat overshadowed by the booking decisions, particularly the main event. It was a pivotal event in the ongoing storylines involving Austin, Triple H, and Vince McMahon.

• The event featured a plethora of major stars and exciting matchups characteristic of the Attitude Era.

• The main event's controversial booking and finish left many fans dissatisfied.

• The return of The Rock and his feud with Mankind was a significant highlight.

Google audience: Audience reception for this event is mixed, with many appreciating the high-octane wrestling and star power, but a significant portion expressing disappointment with the booking, particularly the abrupt and controversial ending of the main event.

The controversial main event finish, where Shawn Michaels was the special guest referee and seemingly hit Stone Cold Steve Austin with Sweet Chin Music, was a setup for a larger storyline involving Austin's injury and return.