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Original Plan For Brock Lesnar Quitting SmackDown Revealed

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• ON THIS DAY IN WCW HISTORY (November 3, 1997) – WCW MONDAY NITRO

On this day in 1997, Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling aired another LIVE episode of their weekly TV show ‘WCW MONDAY NITRO’.

It was broadcasted from the Corestates Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and featured matches & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WCW World War 3 1997’ PPV.

The card can be found here:

Eddy Guerrero & Dean Malenko vs. Rey Misterio Jr. & Regal

Dave Finlay vs. David Taylor

Yuji Nagata vs. Psicosis

World TV Title: Perry Saturn vs. Disco Inferno

Chris Jericho vs. Scott Hall

Lucha Libre Battle Royal

Ric Flair vs. Alex Wright

Ray Traylor vs. Steve McMichael

Philly Street Fight: Steiner Brothers vs. Public Enemy

Curt Hennig vs. Lex Luger

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• Original Plan For Brock Lesnar Quitting SmackDown Revealed

As seen on this week’s episode of SmackDown, WWE Champion Brock Lesnar quit SmackDown and he’s now heading to the RAW brand (thus making the WWE Title exclusive to RAW, and The Fiend’s Universal Title will now be exclusive to SmackDown).

According to the Wrestling Observer, Brock was originally scheduled to quit SmackDown during his appearance on WWE Backstage on FS1.

WWE Champion Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman appearing on the official premiere of WWE Backstage on FS1 was actually the big announcement that Renee Young (host of WWE Backstage) was teasing, but WWE ended up using Brock on SmackDown because other top talent couldn’t make it to the show.

Brock is now scheduled to appear on this week’s episode of RAW and will confront Rey Mysterio.

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