WWF Prime-Time Wrestling

Serie de TV
1985–
2h

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Bobby Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon in WWF Prime-Time Wrestling (1985)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe World Wrestling Federation's predecesor to "Monday Night RAW" and "Raw is War"; "WWF Prime-Time Wrestling" was a weekly two-hour program, which aired on the USA Network from 1986 to 1993... Leer todoThe World Wrestling Federation's predecesor to "Monday Night RAW" and "Raw is War"; "WWF Prime-Time Wrestling" was a weekly two-hour program, which aired on the USA Network from 1986 to 1993. The program went through three distinct formats: 1. From 1986-1991, hosts Gorilla Monsoo... Leer todoThe World Wrestling Federation's predecesor to "Monday Night RAW" and "Raw is War"; "WWF Prime-Time Wrestling" was a weekly two-hour program, which aired on the USA Network from 1986 to 1993. The program went through three distinct formats: 1. From 1986-1991, hosts Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby Heenan introduced matches and analyzed them afterward. 2. In 1991, the show us... Leer todo

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WWF primetime wrestling and WWF superstars of wrestling (1985) was a tv show featuring previously precorded matches. wrestlers and their managers cutting their promos and backstage interviews with special guests this would be the same format they would use for WWE Monday night raw (1993)

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Bobby Heenan: [to The Red Rooster] I'm through with you and you're through with me. I made a mistake.
The Red Rooster: Yes!
Gorilla Monsoon: Sounds good to me.
Bobby Heenan: Forget it!
[Heenan extends his hand to the Red Rooster to shake]
Gorilla Monsoon: [to the Red Rooster] Not that often he apologises.
[Heenan shakes the Roosters hand and then slaps him]
Gorilla Monsoon: [to Heenan] Now what are you doing?
[jobber Steve Lombardi storms onto the Prime Time set with a stool and knocks out The Rooster and then Gorilla Monsoon]
Bobby Heenan: [to Lombardi] Come on, buddy get him. Grab him, choke him!
[Lombardi does so and then throws the Rooster into a large cabinet that falls down onto the floor.]
Bobby Heenan: Slam him Right through there.
[Lombardi slams the Rooster onto the cabinet that fell over]
Bobby Heenan: Choke him now. Choke him.
[Lombardi does so]
Bobby Heenan: [to The Red Rooster] What's the matter, Rooster, er, Taylor? How come your not such a tough guy?
Bobby Heenan: [to Lombardi] Choke him! Choke him!

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Featured in Regreso a la escuela (1986)

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Important Programme In WWF History

WWF Prime Time Wrestling's contribution to the WWF cannot be understated. It was the predecessor to Monday Night Raw (now called Raw) and was an integral part of WWF programming.

In the days when the WWF featured jobber matches on it's programming, Prime Time Wrestling actually featured some big matches. It examined feuds and conflicts and had loads of great angles which helped to stir interest in upcoming PPV's.

Another thing that Prime Time Wrestling had in it's later years was some fantastic and amusing skits in which we got to see another side to the WWF supertstars. One of my personal favourites from the early 1990's was where crazy tag team The Bushwhackers did their own weather bulletin.

Yes, WWF Prime Time Wrestling was a superb programme and it was a sad day when it ended. As stated earlier, it's contribution to wrestling cannot be understated. Prime Time Wrestling paved the way for Monday Night Raw (now Raw). It also could be considered to have paved the way for other shows such as Smackdown. Prime Time Wrestling was a one of a kind show which many wrestling organisations have emulated. If you can track down any episodes of Prime Time Wrestling, then you will be able to sit down and watch a rewarding and entertaining programme.