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  • What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 12.12.94
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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 12.12.94

Bob Backlund tells Doink the Clown that he has manipulated WWF fans for long enough. Doink rebuts that he respects Backlund but is prepared to counter his crossface chicken wing. V...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 12.05.94

Vince McMahon and Shawn Michaels are in the booth, still taped from Poughkeepsie, New York. Michaels gets an entrance but does not say much when he gets the microphone to start the...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 12.17.94

Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler commentate once again, starting a new taping in Poughkeepsie, New York. According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the taping happened on November 29 and drew...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night – 12.19.94

Vince McMahon and Shawn Michaels, who are wearing Santa hats, are in the booth, taped from Poughkeepsie, New York on November 28. Opening Contest: Irwin R. Schyster (w/Ted DiBiase...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 12.03.94

Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler commentate, still broadcasting from Bushkill, Pennsylvania. Opening Contest: The 1-2-3 Kid (23-5-1) defeats the Brooklyn Brawler with a cradle at 3:1...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Wrestling Challenge – 12.25.94

Gorilla Monsoon and Ted DiBiase are announcing the last Wrestling Challenge episode of the year, taped in Lowell, Massachusetts. Monsoon is dressed as Santa and called “Gorilla Cla...

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blogofdoom.com /1 week ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 01.27.96

Vince McMahon, Mr. Perfect, and Jim Ross call the action, kicking off a new taping in San Jose, California that took place on January 23. Opening Contest: Duke Droese (2-0) pins St...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 12.31.94 (Last of the Series!)

Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler call the last WWF television episode of the year, which is also the last episode of Superstars taped in Poughkeepsie, New York. Lawler tells McMahon...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 12.10.94

Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler call today’s action, concluding a long taping in Bushkill, Pennsylvania Jeff Jarrett appears on the video wall from Las Vegas, saying that everyone i...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 12.26.94

Vince McMahon and Shawn Michaels call the action, taped in Liberty, New York. Michaels asks Ted DiBiase if he got everything he wanted for Christmas. DiBiase says that every day is...

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blogofdoom.com /2 weeks ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 01.15.96

Vince McMahon narrates a video package to commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. McMahon and Jerry Lawler are in the booth, concluding a long taping in Newark, Delaware. Dok Hendrix t...

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blogofdoom.com /3 days ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 02.03.96

A video package hypes today’s Razor Ramon-Jeff Jarrett main event, playing some of the song “With My Baby Tonight” that fans heard a lot in the summer of 1995. Vince McMahon, Mr. P...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – 12.24.94

Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler are in the booth, taped from Poughkeepsie, New York. Lawler refuses to wear a Santa hat because he likes his crown. Opening Contest: Lex Luger (34-4-...

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blogofdoom.com /2 weeks ago

Ric Flair vs. Rick Martel in an NWA/AWA World Title Unification Match (and more Dream Matches!)

Welcome back to more Dream Matches! This week, I have a headliner I’ve wanted to get to for a bit: NWA Champion Ric Flair vs. AWA Champion Rick Martel! In 1984 All Japan! Ooooooooo...

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wrestlingheadlines.com /1 day ago

Uncle Howdy’s First Post-WWE Appearance Announced, New Ring Name Confirmed

Taylor Rotunda is officially set for his first public appearance since parting ways with WWE earlier this year. A new announcement released for The Gathering 7 convention revealed...

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wrestlinginc.com /4 weeks ago

WWE Hall Of Famer Jimmy Hart Recalls Rejected Original Gimmick For Bret Hart

According to Jimmy Hart, Bret Hart was initially pitched a different character in WWE before the formation of the Hart Foundation.

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blogofdoom.com /3 weeks ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Superstars – January 6, 1996

Vince McMahon, Mr. Perfect, and Jim Ross are in the booth, taped from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the taping took place on December 19 in the midst o...

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wrestlezone.com /1 month ago

Jimmy Hart Reveals Secret Behind His 40-Year Friendship With Hulk Hogan

Jimmy Hart, best known for his work in WWE as a manager for tons of stars, recently spoke about his relationship with the late Hulk Hogan. In a recent talk with Justin Barrasso on...

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prunderground.com /1 month ago

WWE Superstar Snitsky and Referee Mike Chioda Launch “It’s Not Our Fault” on Surge Sports TV

Former WWE superstar Snitsky and legendary referee Mike Chioda bring sports commentary, insider wrestling stories and special guests to Surge Sports TV's new show "It's Not Our Fau...

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blogofdoom.com /3 weeks ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 01.08.96

The show has a new opening, going back to the old show theme and providing action silhouettes of the main superstars. This replaces the opening that had wrestlers fighting on top o...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

NWA World Championship Wrestling 05.25.1985

Taped from Atlanta, GA Airdate: May 25, 1985 (taped 5/25) Attendance: unknown Hosted by Tony Schiavone & David Crockett Will Bass discover a way to capture the National title?...

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blogofdoom.com /1 month ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Wrestling Challenge – 12.11.94

Vince McMahon and Todd Pettengill are in the booth, concluding the taping in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Charlie Minn is backstage, talking about how Lex Luger is talking strategy wit...

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wrestlezone.com /3 weeks ago

Identity of Danhausen’s Minihausen at WWE Backlash Revealed

Danhausen’s Minihausen from Backlash is a former WWE Superstar. One of the major topics of speculation going into WWE Backlash this year was Danhausen’s mystery partner to take on...

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blogofdoom.com /1 day ago

What the World Was Watching: WWF Monday Night RAW – 02.05.96

Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler are commentating, concluding the taping in Stockton, California. Opening Contest: Diesel & Shawn Michaels defeat Yokozuna & the British Bulld...

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