Randy Savage is leaving the WWF... to join WCW
There was too much to cover in one show, there was too much to cover in even two. So, three volumes covering November 1994!
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In the first of three volumes of this months show Bob, Del and Chris run down a mammoth month in the WWF, including the departure of Randy Savage and a double WWF Title Change:
Chapter Times:
WWF Survivor Series Review: 10mins 45s
Diesel Wins WWF Title Discussion: 1hr 5mins
Randy Savage Discussion:1hr 30mins
We look at a month which saw the WWF title change hands from Bret Hart to Bob Backlund, then to Diesel at a live event, and the massive news that Randy Savage is departing the company... to join WCW.
Bob Bamber with Del Muir and Chris Bradish
Chapter Times:
WWF Survivor Series Review: 10mins 45s
Diesel Wins WWF Title Discussion: 1hr 5mins
Randy Savage Discussion:1hr 30mins
We look at a month which saw the WWF title change hands from Bret Hart to Bob Backlund, then to Diesel at a live event, and the massive news that Randy Savage is departing the company... to join WCW.
Bob Bamber with Del Muir and Chris Bradish
The second volume of this month sees us take our usual look at ECW, before Bob departs leaving Del and Chris to look at the AAA “When World's Collide” Lucha Libre PPV.
Chapter Times:
ECW: Start
AAA: 43 mins
One of the great TV angles you will ever see with the “retirement” ceremony for the Sandman, along with a brutal tag team title match between Cactus Jack and Mikey Whipreck and The Public Enemy. The AAA show would also include a tag team match rated five stars by Dave Meltzer. Tragically, “Love Machine” Art Barr (who wrestled in this match along with his tag team partner Eddy Guerrero) would pass away less than three weeks later.
Bob Bamber with Del Muir and Chris Lacey
Chapter Times:
ECW: Start
AAA: 43 mins
One of the great TV angles you will ever see with the “retirement” ceremony for the Sandman, along with a brutal tag team title match between Cactus Jack and Mikey Whipreck and The Public Enemy. The AAA show would also include a tag team match rated five stars by Dave Meltzer. Tragically, “Love Machine” Art Barr (who wrestled in this match along with his tag team partner Eddy Guerrero) would pass away less than three weeks later.
Bob Bamber with Del Muir and Chris Lacey
The third and final volume of November 1994 looks at an underwhelming Clash of the Champions and discusses the immanent arrival of Randy Savage, and other potential arrivals in the company.
Chapter Times:
Clash Of The Champions XXIX: 11 mins 30s
Randy Savage Discussion: 50 mins
A show that was largely saved, you might say, by a stellar match between Dustin Rhodes and Vader also featured the first match with the Three Faces of Fear, taking on Sting, Hogan and Dave Sullivan. Later on in the show, we look at one near-certain arrival in Randy Savage, and a few potential names that might be coming in including The Ultimate Warrior and Yokozuna.
Bob Bamber with Chris White and Kieran Mitchell.
Chapter Times:
Clash Of The Champions XXIX: 11 mins 30s
Randy Savage Discussion: 50 mins
A show that was largely saved, you might say, by a stellar match between Dustin Rhodes and Vader also featured the first match with the Three Faces of Fear, taking on Sting, Hogan and Dave Sullivan. Later on in the show, we look at one near-certain arrival in Randy Savage, and a few potential names that might be coming in including The Ultimate Warrior and Yokozuna.
Bob Bamber with Chris White and Kieran Mitchell.
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