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WWF Shotgun Saturday Night, the predecessor to such World Wrestling Entertainment (then WWF) shows like Velocity and Sunday Night Heat, that aired between 1998 and 1999 and was a syndicated show that let the lower card wrestlers have matches. The show was mainly hosted by Michael Cole and Vince Russo.

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	'''WWF Shotgun Saturday Night''', the predecessor to such [[World Wrestling Entertainment]] (then WWF) shows like [[WWE Velocity\|Velocity]] and [[Sunday Night Heat]], that aired between [[1998]] and [[1999]] and was a syndicated show that let the lower card wrestlers have matches. The show was mainly hosted by [[Sean Coulthard\|Michael Cole]] and [[Vince Russo]].		'''WWF Shotgun Saturday Night''', the predecessor to such [[World Wrestling Entertainment]] (then WWF) shows like [[WWE Velocity\|Velocity]] and [[Sunday Night Heat]], that aired between [[1998]] and [[1999]] and was a syndicated show that let the lower card wrestlers have matches. The show was mainly hosted by [[Sean Coulthard\|Michael Cole]] and [[Vince Russo]].


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