WWF Prime Time Wrestling
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Oct 26, 2026
Scott HaleHOST
favorite figures.
Scott HaleHOST
Wrestling
Scott HaleHOST
figure.
Scott HaleHOST
Made so separately from LJN.
Scott HaleHOST
He also does, right now, a primetime wrestling set.
Scott HaleHOST
It's $85.
Scott HaleHOST
It comes with a 3D-printed Wrestling Buddy logo.
Scott HaleHOST
foam hand access and foam hand accessories and a brain name plate for the desk.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm Mr. Heenan.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bobby the Brain Heenan with the World Wrestling Federation Prime Time Wrestling.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is going to be like
Gorilla MonsoonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Jeeves.
Matt CrowderGUEST
It's always a pleasure to be a part of the big ones.
Ray RussellHOST
I didn't know we were going to get Jesse Ventura here on Primetime.
Ray RussellHOST
He's been long gone from Primetime, going back to 1986.
Ray RussellHOST
Well, you know, he comes up occasionally.
Ray RussellHOST
Occasionally here.
Ray RussellHOST
And Hot Rod has recently replaced Bobby.
Ray RussellHOST
You know what this is, why this is part of the big ones? This is a special three-hour episode of Primetime Wrestling.
Ray RussellHOST
Remember the good old days when we got those USA specials to help build up the pay-per-views? And it all started here in 1989.
Andrew McGregorHOST
[sniffs] And come to find out, and, and I'm gonna plug Sean Mooney, and 'cause I know he has a podcast.
Andrew McGregorHOST
It's called Prime Time with Sean Mooney, and the, the logo of it is the old school logo that was used for Prime Time Wrestling back in the day.
Andrew McGregorHOST
And he has mentioned that that was not planned at all.
Andrew McGregorHOST
And I believe he said that he mentioned something to Warrior after that segment and was basically like, "Jim, you, you can't, you can't do that," et cetera.
Joe MurataHOST
Oh, here now Prime Time.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hello, everyone, and welcome to Prime Time Wrestling.
Michael QuinnHOST
Oh, God, Bobby's just kind of looking at the camera.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm shocked that you-
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You, you wouldn't know where that is anyway.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Talk about outstanding matches.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We've got some here this week on Prime Time Wrestling.
Bobby HeenanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Haku's with us.
Ray RussellHOST
Man, that's going to be some six-man, a couple of big six-man tags at SummerSlam, as we go to a video package now, announcing the full-time return of one rowdy Roddy Piper.
Ray RussellHOST
We see a clip of Hot Rod's return at WrestleMania V, making his way down the aisle, and another clip from his new appointed spot as the co-host, of primetime wrestling.
Ray RussellHOST
Roddy now joining Gorilla Monsoon on primetime.
Ray RussellHOST
We'll talk more about that later in this episode.
21 MINS LATER
Ray RussellHOST
Good luck with that one, Mean Gene.
Ray RussellHOST
As we roll off now, we conclude Wrestling Challenge, and it's off to the final week of the Bobby Heenan Show.
Ray RussellHOST
But first, it's the August 7th edition of WWF Primetime Wrestling.
Gorilla MonsoonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hello everyone and welcome once again to Primetime Wrestling.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
We are gonna kick things off with two promos, the first from Hulk Hogan, the second from, uh, Macho Man, obviously.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
These took place on Prime Time Wrestling, February the 13th, 1989, 10 days after Macho Man put his hands on Hulk Hogan and, uh, the breakup officially started.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
So first we have Mean Gene standing by with Hulk Hogan.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
This interview took place shortly after the main event two went off the air and, uh, officials were able to get Savage away from Hogan.
5 MINS LATER
Jeremy NicholsHOST
You don't want Elizabeth.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
But it, I don't know.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
It seems kind of, kind of shady to say stuff like, "Well, you know, he may be the champion, but they still call me the champion." Now, later on in this episode of Prime Time Wrestling, the Macho Man Randy Savage, as I said before, the undisputed WWF Champion, is standing by with Jesse The Body Ventura.
Jeremy NicholsHOST
[bell ringing]
Nick PicconeHOST
... a changing of the guard around this, uh, during October '92, where Bret Hart beat Ric Flair to become WWF Champion.
Nick PicconeHOST
Um, by the way, I don't even think that they showed that on, like, Prime Time Wrestling, 'cause this is before Monday Night Raw.
Vaughn JohnsonHOST
Mm-hmm.
Nick PicconeHOST
Uh, we're still a few months away from that.
Nick PicconeHOST
So, um, I remember seeing it on, like, Prime Time Wrestling, and then they would run it, you know, in syndication on the weekends and whatever, and I remember thinking, "Bret Hart?" Like, what? [laughs] You know, I didn't buy him, obviously, even though-
Vaughn JohnsonHOST
Man
Nick PicconeHOST
...
Luke JenningsHOST
Uh, what else happened on this card? 18th of June.
Luke JenningsHOST
So this is fairly new for Prime Time Wrestling.
Luke JenningsHOST
18th of June.
Luke JenningsHOST
Kato.
7 MINS LATER
Curt HennigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[clears throat]
Shawn MooneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Welcome, Mr.
Shawn MooneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Perfect, uh, to Prime Time Wrestling.
Curt HennigSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's always an honor to be here.
King Von Jr.CORRESPONDENT
as a palate cleanser, because these fans are big, super mad right now.
King Von Jr.CORRESPONDENT
So of course, on this day, October 12, 1992, Bret the Hitman Hart He won his first WWF world title from Ric Flair in Saskatoon, of course Canada, at a TV taping for episodes of WWF Superstars and Primetime Wrestling that aired across late October and November.
King Von Jr.CORRESPONDENT
The match itself never aired on television, only a Coliseum video VHS release.
King Von Jr.CORRESPONDENT
The taping is focused on promoting the upcoming Survivor Series pay-per-view and featured the TV debuts of Yokozuna and the Head Shrinkers as well as the Intercontinental title match between the British Bulldog and Repo Man.
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