5 Survivor Series records that may never be broken 

This weekend marks the 35th annual Survivor Series event. Of all the pay-per-views run by WWE, only WrestleMania has seen more iterations.

Over the past three decades, several Survivor Series records have been created and broken. A number of WWE Superstars have debuted and retired and many others have left their mark on the pay-per-view forever.

Records in WWE are made to be broken, but it appears that some of the records that have been created at Survivor Series in years gone by may be difficult to surpass.

The following list looks at just five current records from the show that may never be broken.

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#5. Natalya holds the record for most female appearances at Survivor Series

Natalya has been part of every Survivor Series show for almost a decade and currently holds the record with eight appearances, which will be nine after this weekend.

The former SmackDown Women's Champion made her debut at the show back in 2008 and has been a firm fixture in the Women's Division ever since. Many of the women who are close to Nattie when it comes to appearances have already retired from the company. While others are involved in championship matches this weekend.

Sasha Banks and Charlotte are the only female wrestlers who could feasibly break the record but since Nattie is still wrestling her record will continue to grow out of reach until she retires. It's already an impressive feat that Nattie has remained part of the company for more than 13 years, but in the current climate, it's hard to see any other woman being able to achieve this.

Naomi is also sitting on five Survivor Series appearances at present but the former champion isn't currently set to be part of the show this weekend unlike Banks, Natalya, and Flair.

By the time Natalya retires from the company, her record may be out of reach. Despite not being handed all the accolades she deserves throughout her time in WWE, Nattie will always have a mark on the annual Survivor Series event.

#4. The Undertaker holds the record for the most wins at Survivor Series

Along with his 18 appearances in the Survivor Series, The Undertaker also holds the record for the most wins.

The Deadman has had his hand raised 13 times at the annual event and is way out in front of any superstars who are considered to be his competition.

John Cena is four wins behind with nine, whilst The Rock follows him with eight. Dolph Ziggler is currently still an active Superstar, but would have to go on an unbeaten run at Survivor Series for the next six years to break The Deadman's record.

Randy Orton is also on par with Ziggler with eight wins, but would also be required to go on an unbeaten run in order to achieve the same feat.

The only other active superstar in the top 10 is Roman Reigns who is currently sitting on five wins, but it's highly unlikely that The Big Dog will be able to continue this run for the next decade in order to claim The Deadman's long-standing record.

#3. Braun Strowman is undefeated in Survivor Series matches

Braun Strowman has quite an impressive record at Survivor Series, having competed in five traditional matches.

The Monster Among Men has been part of the elimination match every year since 2017 and WWE has ensured that he remains unpinned. Strowman was able to be one of the survivors for his time on three separate occasions, whilst being counted out in the only other two matches he was part of.

WWE wanted to ensure that Strowman was seen as a monster and was built as such. No other star has appeared in five elimination matches and failed to be pinned or submitted, which makes this quite a unique record for the former Universal Champion.

Strowman could retain this record for years to come since there is no other monster that the company is looking to build in the same way. It would also take at least five years for any other star to achieve this feat if the company was able to find someone worthy of breaking this Survivor Series record.

#2. Randy Orton and Randy Savage's sole survivor record at Survivor Series

Randy Orton is set to be part of the RAW Men's Survivor Series team at this year's event this weekend, but The Viper already holds some incredible records as part of the show.

Orton is set to break Kane's pay-per-view match record when he wrestles his 176th match on Sunday night, but will he become a sole survivor for the fourth time?

Orton was the sole survivor for his team in 2003, 2004, and 2005, when he equaled Randy Savage's record for back-to-back victories in the Survivor Series.

It's likely that this feat will never be matched since superstars are not in the spotlight in WWE for long enough for them to have back-to-back victories that are years apart, let alone ones that last over three years.

The Viper has many records at the show and currently holds the overall elimination record as well as the above, so this may be another one that the former 14-time World Champion is able to retain long after his retirement.

#1. Aja Kong's female elimination record at Survivor Series

Aja Kong left her mark on Survivor Series almost three decades ago and still holds a record that is yet to be broken.

Kong is the only female to have ever eliminated four members of the opposing team, a record that has since been matched by her male counterparts on two separate occasions.

Kong was able to eliminate Alundra Blayze, Kyoko Inoue, Chaparita Asari, and Sakie Hasegawa en route to being the sole survivor for her team in 1995. Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman have since achieved the same feat but no female performer has been able to match or equal Kong's record.

Strowman was even able to eliminate all four members in just four minutes at the Survivor Series in 2018. However, there isn't a female who has come close.

The likes of Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler would have been fantastic options if the company was looking to equal Kong's long-standing record. Both Jax and Baszler have been part of elimination matches in the past but have been able to leave the same kind of lasting impression.