Below is a first look at the planned cover artwork of the DVD.
Next week, join Sean on a journey into this very complex man. Kevin Nash drops the gimmick and opens up on everything from his insecurities to his headline making arrest with his son.
Sean and Kevin have always had a rare rapport and it’s never more evident than in this spellbinding edition of Breaking Kayfabe.
ANOTHER change to the Owen art?
Yesterday the updated cover artwork for “Owen: Hart of Gold” was revealed, here:
Today we hear that WWE are not quite finished altering the front cover, so expect to see another change soon. As always, keep yourself locked to WDN to find out more…
“LOTS” of WWE DVD deals this weekend!
Up for grabs in eBay auctions this weekend are several lots of WWE DVDs and Blu-rays including this huge collection of more than 190 sets! It’s currently bid to just $100.00 with free shipping.
Not that the current state of pro-wrestling or sports entertainment is anywhere near terrible but I’m thankful for some of the DVD Sets that WWE release of older programming or other companies that have since gone out of business. I’ve especially enjoyed the Best of WCW Monday Nitro Series and the Monday Night Wars stuff. Here’s a synopsis of a prospective Best of Nitro Volume 4 I put together today:
THE VERY BEST OF MONDAY NITRO VOLUME
4
DISC ONE
Foundations Made
Ric Flair vs Brian Pillman
September 18, 1995 –
Johnson City, TN
Sting vs Dean Malenko
November 13, 1995 –
Jacksonville, FL
Hulkamania 4 Life?
Ric Flair vs Hulk Hogan
January 29, 1996 –
Canton, OH
Gang Mentality
Rick Steiner vs Lex Luger
September 9, 1996 –
Columbus, GA
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson vs Chris Jericho & Marcus
Alexander Bagwell
September 16, 1996 –
Asheville, NC
Lionhearted
Chris Jericho vs Johnny Grunge
November 18, 1996 –
Florence, SC
nWo’s Newest Acquisition?
Diamond Dallas Page vs Disco Inferno
November 25, 1996 –
Salisbury, MD
WCW United States
Championship Match
Eddie Guerrero vs Konnan
February 17, 1997 –
Tampa, FL
Rodzilla!
Lex Luger & The Giant vs Hollywood Hogan & Dennis
Rodman
June 16, 1997 –
Chicago, IL
Chris Jericho vs Scott Hall
November 3, 1997 –
Philadelphia, PA
Latino Heat
WCW Cruiserweight
Championship Match
Rey Mysterio Jr. vs Eddie Guerrero
November 10, 1997 –
Memphis, TN
WCW Tag Team
Championship Match
Scott & Rick Steiner vs Kevin Nash & Scott Hall
January 12, 1998 –
Jacksonville, FL
DISC TWO
Mailman Arrives
Diamond Dallas Page vs Jim Neidhart
July 6, 1998 –
Atlanta, GA
The Man!
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Goldberg vs Curt Hennig
July 13, 1998 – Las
Vegas, NV
WCW Television
Championship Match
Stevie Ray vs Chris Jericho
August 10, 1998 –
Rapid City, SD
Dream Matches
Goldberg & Kevin Nash vs Hollywood Hogan & The Giant
August 24, 1998 –
Chicago, IL
Kevin Nash vs The Giant
January 11, 1999 –
Knoxville, TN
Straight Outta Harlem
Booker T vs Chris Jericho
January 18, 1999 –
Columbus, OH
Rowdy Monday Night
WCW United States
Championship Match
Bret Hart vs Roddy Piper
February 8, 1999 –
Buffalo, NY
Hollywood Hogan & Kevin Nash vs Goldberg & Ric Flair
March 15, 1999 –
Cincinnati, OH
The President
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Ric Flair vs Rey Mysterio Jr.
March 22, 1999 –
Panama City Beach, FL
People’s Champ
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Diamond Dallas Page vs Scott Steiner
April 12, 1999 –
Yakima, WA
Randy Savage & Madusa vs Ric Flair & Charles
Robinson
May 17, 1999 – Cedar
Rapids, IA
Hulkamania Returns
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Randy Savage vs Hollywood Hogan
July 12, 1999 –
Jacksonville, FL
DISC THREE
The Jersey Triad
Goldberg & Hulk Hogan vs Diamond Dallas Page, Bam Bam
Bigelow & Kanyon
August 30, 1999 –
Uniondale, NY
Hair vs Mask Match
Billy Kidman vs Psychosis
September 27, 1999 – Atlanta,
GA
Filthy Animals
WCW Tag Team
Championship Match
Booker T & Stevie Ray vs Rey Mysterio Jr. & Konnan
October 18, 1999 –
Philadelphia, PA
Extreme Rules
Hardcore Match
Terry Funk vs Brian Knobbs
March 13, 2000 –
Providence, RI
Ambulance Match
Kevin Nash vs Mike Awesome
May 15, 2000 – Biloxi,
MS
Diamond Dallas Page & Miss Hancock vs Kimberly &
Mike Awesome
June 5, 2000 –
Atlanta, GA
New Stars
WCW Tag Team
Championship Triple Threat Match
Bryan Clarke & Brian Adams vs Mark Jindrak & Sean O’Haire
vs The Great Muta & Vampiro
July 31, 2000 –
Cincinnati, OH
Hardcore Match
Miss Hancock vs Major Gunns
July 31, 2000 –
Cincinnati, OH
Nitro Worldwide
Lumberjack Match
Kevin Nash vs Sting
October 16, 2000 –
Melbourne, Australia
The Insiders
WCW Tag Team
Championship Match
Kevin Nash & Diamond Dallas Page vs Shannon Moore &
Shane Helms
Personally I’d rather see the History of the US Title released here….not sure why everyone is chomping at the bit for a Shane McMahon dvd when there are FAR MORE DESERVING people who need one like Arn Anderson, Kevin Nash or Booker T ……somebody’s priorities are sure f***ed up here & it shouldn’t be done just because he’s a McMahon.
Nash & Booker T are very deserving of documentary sets. I’m going to add DDP, Bruno Sammartino, Vader and even though he wasn’t really a wrestler, JR’s 30 year career in the business where he became the greatest voice ever and the company’s longest employee, even longer than The Undertaker, Howard Finkel, Pat Patterson are all deserving too in their own right. Point is there’s lot of deserving names who should have their respective careers documented. So you make a great point there. Depending on what the Shane set is comprised of will determine whether or not I buy it. The other names, especially the wrestlers I mentioned are docs I’ve been waiting years of so I’d likely buy them regardless if they were ever released which i hope one day they are. I believe Kane will get a doc one day. Taker too probably after he retires. There’s too much money for his career not to be documented.
JR’s been in the business over 40 years. Also he hasn’t been in the company longer than Taker, Finkel and Patterson. Taker’s been there since 1990, Finkel since 1976 and Patterson since 1979. JR debuted in 1993.
the problem with dvd/blurays for guys like DiBiase or Rick Rude (those are the two that in my opinion are the most glaring omissions to date) is simple: most releases that focussed on eighties legends didn’t sell well.
(on the opposite, that’s also why the WWE has been putting out more WCW material in recent years – because a lot of those release had pretty strong sales)
I agree with r&rexpress, I’d rather see a dvd set on the U.S title than Shane Mcmahon. I would like to see a dvd set on Arn Anderson also. I have a whole list of subjects that I would like to see on video sets. I’ve put lists out several times but I’m not seeing any be put out available. They are putting one out on Owen Hart, that’s one that I want to see, but everything else is not being put out for purchase.
I agree that the Shane/Kane matches were great. I believe there were 2 – Last Man Standing at Unforgiven and Ambulance match at Survivor Series. Both happened in 2003. His match with Orton (from 2009, forgot which PPV) was a good one. His Last Man Standing with Big Show at Backlash 2000 which he won I believe with help, match with Test at Summerslam 1999, and the 6 man tag from Backlash 2009 where Shane, Batista, and HHH fought Legacy would be great additions as well. Of course no Shane collection is complete without Shane vs Vince from WM17.
Hope to see a doc too. But the set having involvement from Shane himself, I don’t know….seems like a longshot at best to me.
Regarding the great release schedule for 2016, here’s another one that is not listed above, one that I’m excited about, courtesy of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter and posted on WrestlingINC.com:
WWE recently filmed around 15 hours worth of interviews with Hall of Famer Bruno Sammartino for a future DVD release, according to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter. No word yet if this footage is for a Bruno DVD or if it will be split up among various releases but we should have confirmation soon.
WWE listed a potential Bruno DVD set in a survey they issued back in April so it’s possible he has his own set coming out in 2016.
Since interviews were filmed for the set, I suspect this will ether be a doc (hope so) or a set similar to The Ultimate Warrior Collection where he provides comments in between the matches.
I’m thinking the Shane O’Mac DVD will probably get changed into a Network special. But hey, if they’re making an Eric Bischoff set, why can’t they make a Shane McMahon set? Also, if this is a documentary we’ll finally get to know what the hell exact riff he has with his family.
I’m more interested in wrestlers who are deserving of a dvd set (owen hart, Scott hall), not spot monkeys who think they’re suddenly wrestler cos they do garbage stunts.
Ted Dibiase, Kevin Nash, DDP, Bob Backlund, Booker T, Goldust, talents with long/distinguished careers, four of which are HOF’ers and one who may go in someday all deserve a documentary set too. I suspect when Kane retires, he’ll get one as he is deserving of that treatment too and same for Taker.
I personally think a Shane McMahon DVD is a crap idea. You could accomplish the same goal by compiling his most famous falls into a two-minute video clip. He’s not even made an appearance in years.
Hello everyone, I’m going to the USA this weekend. From Montreal to New York City and I wonder where to buy wwe bluray at a cheap price. I’m looking for some older bluray like mr wrestlemania, bret dongeon collection, goldberg, etc. And for a newer one: The kliq rules. Thanks
The best bet is to find an FYE store near wherever you’re staying in the city. Unfortunately it’s not like the old days where you can go to any local mom and pop video store and pick up whatever you want. Mom and pop video stores are pretty much non existent. However, if you’re interested in Japanese wrestling (NJPW, All Japan, etc.) you can go to Chinatown(downtown Manhattan, Canal Street) and check out the local video stores. They have a bunch of DVDs with original Japanese commentary. I haven’t been to one those stores in years, but there’s a chance they may have some WWE stuff.
Bruno was interviewed on Wrestling Observer Radio last week and he said a few months ago he sat down with WWE to film many hours of interview footage over the course of several days. I believe he said they have something like 15 hours of footage. So that’s a good sign for a possible release. That also means, as sad it is to say, if Bruno passes away they will still have enough footage for years to come to insert into not just his own documentary, but any documentary where WWE uses talking heads.
I posted news about a potential Bruno set. It’s in the comments section. I’m gonna see if I can contact some from the site to post it in the news section so everyone can read it.
Much as I would enjoy a Shane release (provided he is fully involved) if it comes down to a straight choice between him or a U.S. Title collection, the U.S. Title wins every time
Actually the 30th anniversary of the Rumble will be January 2018. The first Rumble was in January ’88. Unless you’re using WWE’s screwed up math, where the 25th Anniversary of Mania was in 2009 when it really should’ve been 2010.
Yup. And also the 25th anniversary of SummerSlam was the tag line for 2012 when it should’ve been 2013. It’s funny cause when you think about it, by WWE’s math, that means WrestleMania 1 is actually the 1st anniversary of WrestleMania. Lol
That sucks! Over a year left for the best of the Royal Rumble set 🙁 There are so many past rumble matches I want on blu-ray man like HBK Vs Taker’s casket match, HBK’s 95 win, Yokozuna Vs Taker’s casket match! Or can’t they just make a Shawn Michaels Blu-Ray set which includes all his great matches including his matches above as well as SummerSlam92- Vs Rick Martel, Bad Blood 97 Vs Taker – 1st HIAC!?
Is the Best PPV Matches 2015 going to be on Blu-ray? I hate buying DVD for ppvs recorded in HD. If not, then might as well stick to the Network since the quality is superior to DVD anyways.
The Best PPV Matches of 2015 is DVD only unfortunately.Which sucks cause I’d like to see one of the Cena Vs Owens matches on Blu Ray.Hopefully they also put a match from Elimination Chamber.
Kenny, don’t say it too loud as there could also be a Stephanie McMahon DVD set in the process or making. Better not say that too loud as WWE might get ideas here.
WM 32.. in the similar huge surroundings as the greatest WM ever X7… 15 years later, we will see a street fight for supremacy and control of the company, only, this time it will be a brother vs sister match.
You read it hear first.. 😉
More seriously, this would be my favorite performer-themed release of the next year untill now.. Many I know, dont share my fascination of Shane O’ Mac, but he is hands down the most skilled non-wrestler wrestler ever, and is way more cool and entertaining to watch than lots of past and especially present talents.
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Not that the current state of pro-wrestling or sports entertainment is anywhere near terrible but I’m thankful for some of the DVD Sets that WWE release of older programming or other companies that have since gone out of business. I’ve especially enjoyed the Best of WCW Monday Nitro Series and the Monday Night Wars stuff. Here’s a synopsis of a prospective Best of Nitro Volume 4 I put together today:
THE VERY BEST OF MONDAY NITRO VOLUME
4
DISC ONE
Foundations Made
Ric Flair vs Brian Pillman
September 18, 1995 –
Johnson City, TN
Sting vs Dean Malenko
November 13, 1995 –
Jacksonville, FL
Hulkamania 4 Life?
Ric Flair vs Hulk Hogan
January 29, 1996 –
Canton, OH
Gang Mentality
Rick Steiner vs Lex Luger
September 9, 1996 –
Columbus, GA
Ric Flair & Arn Anderson vs Chris Jericho & Marcus
Alexander Bagwell
September 16, 1996 –
Asheville, NC
Lionhearted
Chris Jericho vs Johnny Grunge
November 18, 1996 –
Florence, SC
nWo’s Newest Acquisition?
Diamond Dallas Page vs Disco Inferno
November 25, 1996 –
Salisbury, MD
WCW United States
Championship Match
Eddie Guerrero vs Konnan
February 17, 1997 –
Tampa, FL
Rodzilla!
Lex Luger & The Giant vs Hollywood Hogan & Dennis
Rodman
June 16, 1997 –
Chicago, IL
Chris Jericho vs Scott Hall
November 3, 1997 –
Philadelphia, PA
Latino Heat
WCW Cruiserweight
Championship Match
Rey Mysterio Jr. vs Eddie Guerrero
November 10, 1997 –
Memphis, TN
WCW Tag Team
Championship Match
Scott & Rick Steiner vs Kevin Nash & Scott Hall
January 12, 1998 –
Jacksonville, FL
DISC TWO
Mailman Arrives
Diamond Dallas Page vs Jim Neidhart
July 6, 1998 –
Atlanta, GA
The Man!
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Goldberg vs Curt Hennig
July 13, 1998 – Las
Vegas, NV
WCW Television
Championship Match
Stevie Ray vs Chris Jericho
August 10, 1998 –
Rapid City, SD
Dream Matches
Goldberg & Kevin Nash vs Hollywood Hogan & The Giant
August 24, 1998 –
Chicago, IL
Kevin Nash vs The Giant
January 11, 1999 –
Knoxville, TN
Straight Outta Harlem
Booker T vs Chris Jericho
January 18, 1999 –
Columbus, OH
Rowdy Monday Night
WCW United States
Championship Match
Bret Hart vs Roddy Piper
February 8, 1999 –
Buffalo, NY
Hollywood Hogan & Kevin Nash vs Goldberg & Ric Flair
March 15, 1999 –
Cincinnati, OH
The President
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Ric Flair vs Rey Mysterio Jr.
March 22, 1999 –
Panama City Beach, FL
People’s Champ
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Diamond Dallas Page vs Scott Steiner
April 12, 1999 –
Yakima, WA
Randy Savage & Madusa vs Ric Flair & Charles
Robinson
May 17, 1999 – Cedar
Rapids, IA
Hulkamania Returns
WCW World Heavyweight
Championship Match
Randy Savage vs Hollywood Hogan
July 12, 1999 –
Jacksonville, FL
DISC THREE
The Jersey Triad
Goldberg & Hulk Hogan vs Diamond Dallas Page, Bam Bam
Bigelow & Kanyon
August 30, 1999 –
Uniondale, NY
Hair vs Mask Match
Billy Kidman vs Psychosis
September 27, 1999 – Atlanta,
GA
Filthy Animals
WCW Tag Team
Championship Match
Booker T & Stevie Ray vs Rey Mysterio Jr. & Konnan
October 18, 1999 –
Philadelphia, PA
Extreme Rules
Hardcore Match
Terry Funk vs Brian Knobbs
March 13, 2000 –
Providence, RI
Ambulance Match
Kevin Nash vs Mike Awesome
May 15, 2000 – Biloxi,
MS
Diamond Dallas Page & Miss Hancock vs Kimberly &
Mike Awesome
June 5, 2000 –
Atlanta, GA
New Stars
WCW Tag Team
Championship Triple Threat Match
Bryan Clarke & Brian Adams vs Mark Jindrak & Sean O’Haire
vs The Great Muta & Vampiro
July 31, 2000 –
Cincinnati, OH
Hardcore Match
Miss Hancock vs Major Gunns
July 31, 2000 –
Cincinnati, OH
Nitro Worldwide
Lumberjack Match
Kevin Nash vs Sting
October 16, 2000 –
Melbourne, Australia
The Insiders
WCW Tag Team
Championship Match
Kevin Nash & Diamond Dallas Page vs Shannon Moore &
Shane Helms
December 4, 2000 – Lincoln,
NB
The Final Months
Billy Kidman vs Lance Storm
January 8, 2001 – St Paul,
MN
Diamond Dallas Page vs Kanyon
February 19, 2001 –
Huntsville, AL
Booker T vs Lex Luger
March 12, 2001 – Knoxville,
TN
The Nitro Legacy
Personally I’d rather see the History of the US Title released here….not sure why everyone is chomping at the bit for a Shane McMahon dvd when there are FAR MORE DESERVING people who need one like Arn Anderson, Kevin Nash or Booker T ……somebody’s priorities are sure f***ed up here & it shouldn’t be done just because he’s a McMahon.
Nash & Booker T are very deserving of documentary sets. I’m going to add DDP, Bruno Sammartino, Vader and even though he wasn’t really a wrestler, JR’s 30 year career in the business where he became the greatest voice ever and the company’s longest employee, even longer than The Undertaker, Howard Finkel, Pat Patterson are all deserving too in their own right. Point is there’s lot of deserving names who should have their respective careers documented. So you make a great point there. Depending on what the Shane set is comprised of will determine whether or not I buy it. The other names, especially the wrestlers I mentioned are docs I’ve been waiting years of so I’d likely buy them regardless if they were ever released which i hope one day they are. I believe Kane will get a doc one day. Taker too probably after he retires. There’s too much money for his career not to be documented.
JR’s been in the business over 40 years. Also he hasn’t been in the company longer than Taker, Finkel and Patterson. Taker’s been there since 1990, Finkel since 1976 and Patterson since 1979. JR debuted in 1993.
the problem with dvd/blurays for guys like DiBiase or Rick Rude (those are the two that in my opinion are the most glaring omissions to date) is simple: most releases that focussed on eighties legends didn’t sell well.
(on the opposite, that’s also why the WWE has been putting out more WCW material in recent years – because a lot of those release had pretty strong sales)
I agree with r&rexpress, I’d rather see a dvd set on the U.S title than Shane Mcmahon. I would like to see a dvd set on Arn Anderson also. I have a whole list of subjects that I would like to see on video sets. I’ve put lists out several times but I’m not seeing any be put out available. They are putting one out on Owen Hart, that’s one that I want to see, but everything else is not being put out for purchase.
I agree that the Shane/Kane matches were great. I believe there were 2 – Last Man Standing at Unforgiven and Ambulance match at Survivor Series. Both happened in 2003. His match with Orton (from 2009, forgot which PPV) was a good one. His Last Man Standing with Big Show at Backlash 2000 which he won I believe with help, match with Test at Summerslam 1999, and the 6 man tag from Backlash 2009 where Shane, Batista, and HHH fought Legacy would be great additions as well. Of course no Shane collection is complete without Shane vs Vince from WM17.
Hope to see a doc too. But the set having involvement from Shane himself, I don’t know….seems like a longshot at best to me.
Regarding the great release schedule for 2016, here’s another one that is not listed above, one that I’m excited about, courtesy of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter and posted on WrestlingINC.com:
WWE recently filmed around 15 hours worth of interviews with Hall of Famer Bruno Sammartino for a future DVD release, according to The Wrestling Observer Newsletter. No word yet if this footage is for a Bruno DVD or if it will be split up among various releases but we should have confirmation soon.
WWE listed a potential Bruno DVD set in a survey they issued back in April so it’s possible he has his own set coming out in 2016.
Since interviews were filmed for the set, I suspect this will ether be a doc (hope so) or a set similar to The Ultimate Warrior Collection where he provides comments in between the matches.
I hope Shane’s set will have his matches with Kane, it was very enjoyable and it was Shane’s best matches
I’m thinking the Shane O’Mac DVD will probably get changed into a Network special. But hey, if they’re making an Eric Bischoff set, why can’t they make a Shane McMahon set? Also, if this is a documentary we’ll finally get to know what the hell exact riff he has with his family.
I get what you’re saying, but I would say an Eric Bischoff set is a waste of time also. 75% of it will be re-capping the Monday Night Wars … again.
Not interested in a Shane O Mac dvd set.
You’re not interested in anything…
I’m more interested in wrestlers who are deserving of a dvd set (owen hart, Scott hall), not spot monkeys who think they’re suddenly wrestler cos they do garbage stunts.
Ted Dibiase, Kevin Nash, DDP, Bob Backlund, Booker T, Goldust, talents with long/distinguished careers, four of which are HOF’ers and one who may go in someday all deserve a documentary set too. I suspect when Kane retires, he’ll get one as he is deserving of that treatment too and same for Taker.
I personally think a Shane McMahon DVD is a crap idea. You could accomplish the same goal by compiling his most famous falls into a two-minute video clip. He’s not even made an appearance in years.
Hello everyone, I’m going to the USA this weekend. From Montreal to New York City and I wonder where to buy wwe bluray at a cheap price. I’m looking for some older bluray like mr wrestlemania, bret dongeon collection, goldberg, etc. And for a newer one: The kliq rules. Thanks
The best bet is to find an FYE store near wherever you’re staying in the city. Unfortunately it’s not like the old days where you can go to any local mom and pop video store and pick up whatever you want. Mom and pop video stores are pretty much non existent. However, if you’re interested in Japanese wrestling (NJPW, All Japan, etc.) you can go to Chinatown(downtown Manhattan, Canal Street) and check out the local video stores. They have a bunch of DVDs with original Japanese commentary. I haven’t been to one those stores in years, but there’s a chance they may have some WWE stuff.
all these dvds but what about burno samartino ! what are they waiting for when he dies ! come on
Bruno was interviewed on Wrestling Observer Radio last week and he said a few months ago he sat down with WWE to film many hours of interview footage over the course of several days. I believe he said they have something like 15 hours of footage. So that’s a good sign for a possible release. That also means, as sad it is to say, if Bruno passes away they will still have enough footage for years to come to insert into not just his own documentary, but any documentary where WWE uses talking heads.
I’m sure they will release a Bruno DVD. I think an unreleased matches set is also on the schedule for 2016 as well.
I posted news about a potential Bruno set. It’s in the comments section. I’m gonna see if I can contact some from the site to post it in the news section so everyone can read it.
Yeah. You basically just wrote what I wrote two days ago.
The Breaking Kayfabe poster looks like a tiny Sean Oliver sitting on Kevin Nash’s lap.
Hopefully they will change from Hart of Gold to King of Harts on Owen’s set
Shane McMahon!?!?! Now that came out of left field! This is going to be good.
Much as I would enjoy a Shane release (provided he is fully involved) if it comes down to a straight choice between him or a U.S. Title collection, the U.S. Title wins every time
May’s got 31 days.. I say: release them both! 😉
The True Story of the Royal Rumble will be available only in December 2016? It’s a joke right?
No joke, in the build up to the Rumble (if all goes to plan).
makes sense in December 2016..as an early celebration of the up coming 30’th anniversary of the greatest ppv concept in jan. 2017.
Actually the 30th anniversary of the Rumble will be January 2018. The first Rumble was in January ’88. Unless you’re using WWE’s screwed up math, where the 25th Anniversary of Mania was in 2009 when it really should’ve been 2010.
The 30th Rumble is in 2017. The 30th anniversary of the 1st Rumble will be January 2018.
WWE have always misunderstood the ‘Anniversary’ concept – see WrestleMania 25 / WrestleMania 30 DVD covers.
Yup. And also the 25th anniversary of SummerSlam was the tag line for 2012 when it should’ve been 2013. It’s funny cause when you think about it, by WWE’s math, that means WrestleMania 1 is actually the 1st anniversary of WrestleMania. Lol
maybe it’s called 30’th annual then?
Anyways, will likely be my favorite release for 2016, the History of Rumble.. RR is the highest regarded event in history for me.
That sucks! Over a year left for the best of the Royal Rumble set 🙁 There are so many past rumble matches I want on blu-ray man like HBK Vs Taker’s casket match, HBK’s 95 win, Yokozuna Vs Taker’s casket match! Or can’t they just make a Shawn Michaels Blu-Ray set which includes all his great matches including his matches above as well as SummerSlam92- Vs Rick Martel, Bad Blood 97 Vs Taker – 1st HIAC!?
Is the Best PPV Matches 2015 going to be on Blu-ray? I hate buying DVD for ppvs recorded in HD. If not, then might as well stick to the Network since the quality is superior to DVD anyways.
The Best PPV Matches of 2015 is DVD only unfortunately.Which sucks cause I’d like to see one of the Cena Vs Owens matches on Blu Ray.Hopefully they also put a match from Elimination Chamber.
A Shane McMahon DVD? Really…? Is that really necessary? I’m waiting on the Linda DVD. That’ll be a must-buy.
Kenny, don’t say it too loud as there could also be a Stephanie McMahon DVD set in the process or making. Better not say that too loud as WWE might get ideas here.
I call it now:
WM 32.. in the similar huge surroundings as the greatest WM ever X7… 15 years later, we will see a street fight for supremacy and control of the company, only, this time it will be a brother vs sister match.
You read it hear first.. 😉
More seriously, this would be my favorite performer-themed release of the next year untill now.. Many I know, dont share my fascination of Shane O’ Mac, but he is hands down the most skilled non-wrestler wrestler ever, and is way more cool and entertaining to watch than lots of past and especially present talents.
Here comes the Money.. Sweeeet!
Hopefully, a Bruno Sammartino Blu-Ray and DVD will be produced.