Episode
Raw: November 6, 1995
Overview
Hakushi partners with Bret Hart to take on the team of Jerry "The King" Lawler & Dr. Isaac Yankem. Jim Cornette's legal counsel pays off as Clarence Mason makes a special announcement regarding the British Bulldog. Plus, Marty Jannetty, Henry Godwinn, and more.
Details
- Series
- Raw
- Season
- Season 3
- Episode
- Episode 42
- Air date
- 1995-11-06
- Runtime
- 46 min
Episode context
November 6, 1995 is Episode 42 in 1995 of Raw. It aired on 1995-11-06. The runtime is 46 min.
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Episode 41: October 30, 1995
Jim Cornette introduces his legal counsel. Razor Ramon defends his Intercontinental Title and the Raw debut of a bizarre entity.
Episode 43: November 13, 1995
With Survivor Series right around the corner, Ahmed Johnson comes to RAW to show his in-ring ability in singles competition. The 1-2-3 Kid shows what really counts when he serves as the special referee in the main event between Intercontinental Champion Razor Ramon and Sycho Sid. Plus, Hunter Hearst Helmsley, King Mabel, and more.
More episodes from this season
Episode 40: October 23, 1995
A 20-man Battle Royal is held to determine the No. 1 Contender for Razor Ramon's newly-won Intercontinental Championship. Plus, Bertha Faye defends her Women's Championship against Alundra Blayze, Bob Backlund continues his Presidential campaign in an unusual setting, and much more.
Episode 44: November 20, 1995
A new challenger looks to take a bite out of newly-crowned WWE Champion Bret Har's title reign. The 1-2-3 Kid takes on Hakushi. In the main event, Shawn Michaels is pushed to the limit with one of Jim Cornette's top clients. All this and more.
Episode 39: October 16, 1995
Bret Hart battles Dr. Isaac Yankem in a Steel Cage Match. Goldust delivers a cryptic message to Marty Jannetty as he prepares for his WWE debut at the next In Your House pay-per-view. Plus, The Smoking Gunns defend the Tag Team Championship against PG-13, Hunter Hearst Helmsley takes on Doink the Clown, and much more.
Episode 45: November 27, 1995
The Undertaker faces Kama in the main event, however, Ted Dibiase may have a change of plans for The Deadman. WWE Champion Bret Hart delivers a message to the British Bulldog on The Brother Love Show. Plus, Hunter Hearst Helmsley takes on John Crystal, Ahmed Johnson battles Red Radford, and an update on the condition of Shawn Michaels.
Episode 38: Raw - Oct. 09, 1995
In an epic confrontation, the Undertaker teams with WWE Champion Diesel and Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels to battle Owen Hart, Yokozuna, and the British Bulldog. However, the 'Louisville Lip' once again shows he has a few tricks up his sleeve. Plus Skip, Fatu, and a look back at Dr. Isaac Yankem and Bret Hart's match from SummerSlam.
Episode 46: December 4, 1995
Dean Douglas challenges Razor Ramon for the Intercontinental Championship. On The Brother Love Show, King Mabel expresses his disdain for The Undertaker and unveils a surprise for the Deadman. Plus, Marty Jannetty takes on Sycho Sid, Fatu battles The Brooklyn Brawler, and more.
Episode 37: Raw - Oct. 02, 1995
Razor Ramon is in for a busy night as the 1-2-3 Kid once again shows his determination to win. While Bret Hart looks to settle a score with Jean Pierre LaFitte, Jerry 'The King' Lawler unveils a surprise for the Hitman. Plus, Hunter Hearst Helmsley, PG-13, and much more.
Episode 47: December 11, 1995
WWE Champion Bret Hart takes on Bob Backlund in the main event. Ted Dibiase and his hand-picked tag team of Sycho Sid & The 1-2-3 Kid discuss their goal to bring the Tag Team Championship home to the Million Dollar Corporation. Plus, Ahmed Johnson, Aja Kong, and more in action.
Episode 36: Raw - Sep 25, 1995
The Undertaker battles the British Bulldog, The Smoking Gunns look for tag team gold, and Marty Jannetty makes his return to the WWE.
Episode 48: December 18, 1995
Razor Ramon defends his Intercontinental Championship against Yokozuna. With the future of Shawn Michaels' career in question due to injury, WWE pays tribute to the Heartbreak Kid. Brother Love welcomes Ted Dibiase to his show. Plus, Jeff Jarrett takes on Fatu, Buddy Landel makes his WWE debut, and The Undertaker delivers a message to an old enemy.