WWF All-American Wrestling – November 14th, 1993

November 14, 1993

Bobby Heenan is our host. He says he’ll be by himself every Sunday going forward but is then joined by Vince McMahon, who says he was asked to join the show. Another situation where Heenan is pissed over having a co-host.

Bret & Owen Hart defeat Well Dunn from the 11/14 edition of “Wrestling Challenge.”

The All-Americans introduce The Undertaker as their replacement for Tatanka at the Survivor Series in a segment from the 11/13 edition of “Superstars.”

Ludvig Borga and Scott Steiner go to a double count from the 11/8 edition of “Monday Night RAW.”

A scroll of stations that carry Radio WWF airs.

We go to the hosts as Vince tells Heenan he’s just here to help then calls out Heenan for not helping him at RAW after getting tossed to the ground by Randy Savage. After that we see the replay of the Savage/Crush brawl then go back to the hosts as he says Savage can now concentrate on Crush.

Bam Bam Bigelow defeats Rich Myers 11/14 edition of “Wrestling Challenge.”

We get another scroll for even more stations that carry Radio WWF.

King’s Court from the 11/14 edition of “Wrestling Challenge.”s

Back to the hosts as Heenan is still upset over having another co-host then they plug the Survivor Series as Heenan says there is a blue, black, and red knight then makes this into a bit where he talks what he does each day of the week as the show ends.

Final Thoughts: Vince is now the co-host because the owner cannot even find a competent person to pair with Heenan. See what Joe Fowler caused! Anyway, the tired bit of Heenan wanting his own show was killed dead with Fowler and felt very out of place even with someone he’s done commentary with before on shows for years with Vince. However, his time on this show and the company would be coming to an end soon as the on-air personality shuffling would continue. Oh, and these shows were good if you missed TV for the week but not having a featured match does suck.