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WWE Velocity is an American professional wrestling television program that was produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and ran from May 25, 2002 to June 11, 2006. It replaced two syndicated WWE shows, Jakked and Metal.
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, also known as simply Velocity, was a professional wrestling television program for World Wrestling Entertainment. It replaced 2 syndicated WWE shows: Jakked and Metal. Once a weekly Saturday night show on Spike TV, it became a webcast in 2005. The newest episode would be uploaded to WWE.com on Saturdays and would be available for the next week. Older webcast episodes were also archived. It was the counterpart show to SmackDown! and was recorded before the television taping of SmackDown!.
The show was primarily used to summarize major occurrences on the latest episode of SmackDown!, which had already aired Thursday nights on UPN. The program also featured matches mostly involving wrestlers who were not featured in major matches or storylines on SmackDown!. Although most title changes occurred on SmackDown! and RAW, Velocity had a title change when Nunzio defeated Paul London to win the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. The WWE United States Championship and The WWE Tag Team Championship was also frequently defended on Velocity.
When WWE RAW moved from Spike TV back to the USA Network, the USA Network chose not to broadcast this or WWE's other weekly Spike TV program, WWE Heat. WWE streamed Velocity from their website for their US and Canadian audiences. However, Velocity continued to be broadcast on television stations overseas to fulfill international programming commitments.
With the re-introduction of ECW and the decision to tape ECW on Syfy at the SmackDown! tapings, Velocity was cancelled, with the last episode being uploaded to WWE.com on June 10, 2006. The Velocity section of WWE.com was removed on June 30, 2006. ECW took the place of Velocity in European, Australian, Indian subcontinent and Latin American television markets.
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•Spike TV Saturday nights 11PM-12AM 2003-2005
•WWE.com Saturday afternoons 2005-2006
WWE Velocity was a sport show that aired from 2002 to 2006, featuring the Superstars of World Wrestling Entertainment's \"SmackDown!\" brand. IMDb provides information on episodes, cast, trivia, ratings, and more.
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May 25, 2002 · WWE Velocity is a TV series that features wrestling action and gossip from the SmackDown Superstars. You can watch full episodes of WWE Velocity from season 1 to 3 on Peacock, the new streaming service for WWE fans.
- Rey Mysterio vs. Jamie Noble – May 1, 2004. Rey Mysterio and Jamie Noble go one-on-one. WWE Velocity was often a showcase for SmackDown’s Cruiserweight division.
- Paul London vs. Akio – Dec. 4, 2004. Paul London faces Akio in what was one of the greatest matches ever on WWE Velocity. If there was an award given to the MVP of WWE Velocity, Paul London would definitely be one of the top nominees.
- Daniel Bryan vs. Jamie Noble – Jan. 12, 2003. Daniel Bryan and Jamie Noble go one-on-one. Long before he set out to prove that he wasn’t the weak link of Team Hell No, Daniel Bryan wanted to prove that he was worthy of being a WWE Superstar.
- Rey Mysterio vs. Kidman vs. Nunzio vs. Akio – April 10, 2004. WWE Velocity’s one-on-one cruiserweight bouts were high-octane affairs. The thought of a Fatal Four Way Match, with an opportunity at the Cruiserweight Title on the line, probably blew the collective minds of the WWE Universe.
Mar 24, 2024 · WWE Velocity December 17, 2005 HD | FULL SHOW. WWE Velocity is a show broadcast from 2002 to 2006. During the last years of Velocity it was broadcast on the official WWE website. In...
WWE Velocity was a weekly wrestling show that aired on UPN from 2002 to 2006. It featured matches, interviews, and highlights from WWE events and superstars.
