WWE Metal
★ 0.0 · 4 seasons
WWE Metal (Originally WWF Metal) was a professional wrestling television program produced by World Wrestling Entertainment. The show aired syndicated weekly from 1999 until 2002 and replaced WWF Shotgun. WWF Metal showed the same matches as WWF Jakked with a different announce team. Originally produced under the World Wrestling Federation banner, the show was eventually replaced by WWE Afterburn in syndication.
Season 1 · 17 episodes
- E1
August 28, 1999
- E2
September 04, 1999
- E3
September 11, 1999
- E4
September 18, 1999
- E5
September 25, 1999
- E6
October 02, 1999
- E7
October 09, 1999
- E8
October 16, 1999
- E9
October 23, 1999
- E10
October 30, 1999
- E11
November 06, 1999
- E12
November 13, 1999
- E13
November 20, 1999
- E14
November 27, 1999
- E15
December 04, 1999
- E16
December 11, 1999
- E17
December 18, 1999
Season 2 · 52 episodes
- E1
January 08, 2000
MIAMI, FL Crash Holly vs. Taka Michinoku Ivory vs. Jacqueline Gangrel/Mideon vs. Headbangers
- E2
January 15, 2000
ST. LOUIS, MO Kaientai vs. Jason Lee/Danny Holiday Ivory vs. Jacqueline Mean Street Posse vs. Jack Black/BJ Payne/Jerry Miller Christian vs. Gangrel
- E3
January 22, 2000
NEW HAVEN, CT Kaientai vs. Too Cool British Bulldog vs. Kevin Landry Viscera vs. Gangrel Hardcore Holly/Crash Holly vs.Mean Street Posse
- E4
January 29, 2000
PHILADELPHIA, PA Gangrel vs. Prince Albert British Bulldog vs. Julio Fantastico Joey Abs vs. Sho Funaki Headbangers vs. Dudley Boyz
- E5
February 05, 2000
PITTSBURGH, PA Big Bossman vs. Stevie Richards Sho Funaki vs. Mideon Gangrel vs. Prince Albert Godfather/D-Lo Brown vs. Headbangers
- E6
February 12, 2000
DALLAS, TX Mosh vs. Prince Albert Mideon vs. Sedric Hollywood Gangrel vs. Big Bossman Joey Abs vs. Val Venis