In addition, "WWF World Championship Wrestling" was mainly used as a re-cap show, featuring matches which had previously aired on the WWF's main programming venues such as "WWF Championship Wrestling" and "WWF All-Star Wrestling". This angered WTBS owner Ted Turner, who believed McMahon reneged on a promise to have live matches originating from Turner Broadcasting System's Atlanta studios. Finally, on March 2, 1985, the WWF changed the name of their program to "WWF Georgia Championship Wrestling" and began airing in-studio squash matches co-hosted by ring announcer Miller and play-by-play commentator Gorilla Monsoon. Along with the squash matches, Miller did interviews with many of the WWF stars, mainly to promote the upcoming, inaugural WrestleMania I.