On September 30, 1989 WWF from Madison Square Garden aired on the MSG Network. Take a look back to the 2 most anticipated matches on the card as WWF Intercontinental Champion Ultimate Warrior put his title on the line against Andre the Giant (with Bobby “The Brain” Heenan) and “Ravishing” Rick Rude (also with Heenan) takes on “Rowdy” Roddy Piper in the main event from a sold out Madison Square Garden. Tony Schiavone and Hillbilly Jim handle commentary for the event. | Davenport Sports Network

On January 7, 1989 WWF Saturday Night's Main Event XIX aired on NBC from Tampa, Florida at the USF Sun Dome. Hulk Hogan would square off against Akeem (with Big Boss Man and Slick). Events during and after the Hulk Hogan-Akeem match – WWF Heavyweight Champion “Macho Man” Randy Savage declining to make the save and run off Akeem and Big Boss Man while they were beating down Hogan, but Savage immediately running to ringside when the heels were threatening to beat up Miss Elizabeth, and then Savage

On November 12, 1989 WWF’s inaugural Survivor Series Showdown, a build up to the Survivor Series pay-per-view, aired on the USA Network from the Kansas Coliseum in Wichita, Kansas airing as a special edition of WWF Prime Time Wrestling. Take a look back as WWF Intercontinental Champion The Ultimate Warrior takes on Tully Blanchard (with Bobby “The Brain” Heenan). The match saw the Warrior win via Disqualification after Blanchard’s Brain Busters partner Arn Anderson interfered. Following the matc

On September 13, 2001 WWF Smackdown! aired live on UPN from the the Compaq Center in Houston, Texas, marking the first public gathering after the terrorist attacks on September 11th. A regularly-scheduled taping for that week's episode was to occur on September 11, but was cancelled due to the attacks. WWF staff, including Vince McMahon, elected to go on with the episode as a live broadcast instead, which would feature exhibition matches with no effect on storylines. McMahon emphasized that the

Lo Down (w/ Tiger Ali Singh) vs. Jayson Reign and Steve Boz (01 20 2001 WWF Jakked Metal)

On March 3, 2001 Samoa Joe made his WWF television debut on an airing of WWF Jakked, taking on Essa Ríos. Joe was the first graduate of the UIWA West Coast Dojo in late 1999 and quickly signed with former WWF developmental affiliate Ultimate Pro Wrestling (UPW). This match marked Joe’s last match for the WWF/WWE until May 20, 2015 at NXT TakeOver: Unstoppable. During the time in between Joe wrestled for Ultimate Pro Wrestling (2000–2003), Pro Wrestling Zero-One (2001–2002), Ring of Honor (2002–2