WWF Action Zone

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WWF Action Zone was a program that featured the top World Wrestling Federation stars in action. Mostly, they faced jobbers. The main event of the debut show saw Bret Hart defeat Owen Hart to retain the WWE Championship. It lasted from 1994-1996. Vince McMahon and Todd Pettengill called the first episode, while later episodes were called by Todd Pettengill and Dok Hendrix.

By the end of 1995, Action Zone became a highlights show that aired Sunday mornings for both Monday Night RAW and Superstars. It was hosted by Todd Pettengill and Dok Hendrix. In 1996, WWF Action Zone was cancelled and replaced by WWF Superstars, which had just been removed from syndication.

Former World Wrestling Entertainment programming
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