WWE Metal (Season 4)

WWE Metal (Originally WWF Metal) was a professional wrestling television program produced by World Wrestling Entertainment. The show aired syndicated weekly from 1999 until 2002 and replaced WWF Shotgun. WWF Metal showed the same matches as WWF Jakked with a different announce team. Originally produced under the World Wrestling Federation banner, the show was eventually replaced by WWE Afterburn in syndication.

  • Poster for January 05, 2002

    January 05, 2002 (Episode 1)

    Air date: 2002-01-05

  • Poster for January 12, 2002

    January 12, 2002 (Episode 2)

    Air date: 2002-01-12

  • Poster for January 19, 2002

    January 19, 2002 (Episode 3)

    Air date: 2002-01-19

  • Poster for January 26, 2002

    January 26, 2002 (Episode 4)

    Air date: 2002-01-26

  • Poster for February 02, 2002

    February 02, 2002 (Episode 5)

    Air date: 2002-02-02

  • Poster for February 09, 2002

    February 09, 2002 (Episode 6)

    Air date: 2002-02-09

  • Poster for February 16, 2002

    February 16, 2002 (Episode 7)

    Air date: 2002-02-16

  • Poster for February 23, 2002

    February 23, 2002 (Episode 8)

    Air date: 2002-02-23

  • Poster for March 02, 2003

    March 02, 2003 (Episode 9)

    Air date: 2002-03-02

  • Poster for March 09, 2002

    March 09, 2002 (Episode 10)

    Air date: 2002-03-09

  • Poster for March 16, 2002

    March 16, 2002 (Episode 11)

    Air date: 2002-03-16

  • Poster for March 23, 2002

    March 23, 2002 (Episode 12)

    Air date: 2002-03-23

  • Poster for March 30, 2002

    March 30, 2002 (Episode 13)

    Air date: 2002-03-30

  • Poster for April 06, 2002

    April 06, 2002 (Episode 14)

    Air date: 2002-04-06

  • Poster for April 13, 2002

    April 13, 2002 (Episode 15)

    Air date: 2002-04-13

  • Poster for April 20, 2002

    April 20, 2002 (Episode 16)

    Air date: 2002-04-20

  • Poster for April 27, 2002

    April 27, 2002 (Episode 17)

    Air date: 2002-04-27

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