WrestlingDVDNetwork.com has learned that “Shawn Michaels – The Showstopper Unreleased” looks to be the next 3-disc DVD superkicking its way onto the schedule! If plans stay as they are right now we’ll be able to own it in late September or early October.
This collection of never-before-released HBK matches and moments follows on from “Randy Savage Unreleased: The Unseen Matches of the Macho Man” put out last month and there may be even more Superstar-themed sets joining them in 2019; Ultimate Warrior and Roddy Piper “Unreleased” concepts have both appeared on WWE surveys issued to fans in the past 12 months.
Back to the 2018 schedule, that still leaves a handful of empty slots for 3-disc sets planned for the latter part of the year. The titles on the original list of 2018 WWE DVDs unveiled last year by PWInsider.com all wound up being made official with the exception of “Shane McMahon’s Craziest Matches”, cancelled in favor of “Then, Now, Forever: The Evolution of WWE’s Women’s Division”.
That suggests as well as Michaels we still have another two on the way:
AJ Styles (Match Compilation)
WWE 24 Collection (Documentaries)
PPVs on top, one of which will be “Greatest Royal Rumble” reportedly releasing on DVD in November.
We mentioned in recent weeks that a mystery WWE DVD was added to the 2018 schedule – which it had been because this title had yet not been given a name. However, the unnamed release showed up when plans for the “Greatest Royal Rumble” DVD were up in the air and presumed cancelled.
It took us by surprise that this PPV was instead releasing in November (and with what looks to be a documentary feature added to it) but it turns out the mystery wasn’t much of a mystery after all: “Greatest Royal Rumble” has taken the unnamed release slot.
Heads up, Backlash 2018 officially released on DVD this week to stores across the United States. WrestlingDVDNetwork.com has your first look!
The 3-hour and 25-minute Pay-Per-View event was held just last month at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey and featured bouts the likes of Daniel Bryan vs. Big Cass, Alexa Bliss vs. Nia Jax, Charlotte Flair vs. Carmella, The Miz vs. Seth Rollins, Randy Orton vs. Jeff Hardy, Roman Reigns vs. Samoa Joe, and Shinsuke Nakamura vs. AJ Styles.
Backlash 2018 has been squeezed onto a single-disc DVD here with a 3-hour and 17-minute runtime (likely with a few non-essential commercials and such cut from the original broadcast).
So let’s take a look — special thanks to WDN readers Matthew and Jordan for the pics!
Eagle-eyed WWE DVD collectors will notice that the DVD has Canadian age ratings printed on it in addition the usual U.S. ones (TV-PG in this case). As you know, Warner Bros. recently took over distribution of WWE Home Video content in Canada so we believe this change was simply made so that Warner Bros. can release the same product to multiple regions without producing a variant.
Synopsis…
“The Phenomenal One” AJ Styles hopes to settle the score once and for all when he defends his WWE Championship against Shinsuke Nakamura in a No Holds Barred Match. Roman Reigns endures one of the biggest obstacles of his career when he faces “The Samoan Submission Specialist” Samoa Joe.
Both Women’s Championships are on the line as RAW Women’s Champion Nia Jax takes on Alexa Bliss and SmackDown Women’s Champion Carmella battles Charlotte Flair. PLUS MORE!
Backlash now has more main events, more excitement, and more action than ever before as the Superstars of RAW and SmackDown Live come together for one historic night!
Special Features…
None on the discs.
However the U.S. release of Backlash does include an AJ Styles trading card inside the packaging!
Get hold of WWE’s BACKLASH 2018DVD and add it to your collection…
– United States: RIGHT NOW! Get a copy of the Backlash 2018 DVD here on Amazon.com.
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I kind of want the Warrior dvd to add to my collection as I have the other two. He’s my favorite so of course I would want a collection of his matches and I haven’t seen them before. The same goes with HBK, he’s my favorite IN RING wrestler and I would watch his matches just because of the quality and story telling of it. I watch Warrior for the nostalgia and how he made me feel as a kid. I’m not necessarily watching it for a technical wrestling match. Although he wasn’t as bad as most people make him out to be. If he was matched up with the right guy he had really good matches. Savage, Slaughter, Rude, etc. I mean he was a lot better than Goldberg, I’ve convinced Warrior had some kind of heart problem that never got checked back in the day.
But as far as the things warrior did different that wrestlers don’t do today. Once he lets say close lined you, he spoke to the audience in his own way, always moving his body, “drawing energy” into him. How he reached his hands out to the audience pumping all the time, it was an easy pop. Baby face wrestlers don’t do that today, they are always looking for those high spots to get over. Where is all Hogan had to do was give the audience his big EYE stare and then point and crowd would go nuts.
Also side note. Million Dollar Man lied about his one story in Japan when they booed warrior and cheered him. I watched that match and it wasn’t the case at all.
Very happy to have seen releases of unreleased matches for Macho Man, one upcoming on HBK. One on Roddy Piper will be nice.
Out of curiosity, would like to know what anyone who reads this thinks about the following subjects regarding unreleased sets – in no particular order:
Women’s Division
The Rock
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Owen Hart
Eddie Guererro
Rey Mysterio
Chris Jericho
Hardyz
Edge/E&C
Kurt Angle
Kane
Sting
The Undertaker
And any names I’ve missed.
P.S.Didn’t include Warrior, Hogan, Bret Hart because like Piper, Warrior is apparently a concept WWE’s considering for a future unreleased set. Hogan got a Unreleased set some years back. So did Bret Hart with his Dungeon Collection.
The PPV ran almost 3 & 1/2 hours and decided to squeeze it onto 1 disc, thus no room for the pre-show match. Yet even though there have been other PPVs that ran 3 & 1/2 matches and they released it on 2 discs.
If only they made all PPVs 2 disc sets, and filled up the rest of the disc with segments and matches from Raw and Smackdown. If they did that, maybe they didn’t have to do the best of Raw and Smackdown 3 disc set.
I’m sure they would argue “higher production costs”. Besides, these days there are probably way more casual buyers out there that buy the ‘Best Of’ sets than people who collect every single PPV.
WWE 24 Collection (Documentaries)… Very glad to see this. There are tons of mini-documentaries, specials and events that do not make it on to physical media. Furthermore, I noticed most of what’s on the Network seems to surpass what’s on DVD entertainment wise. In other words, I find the specials on the Network to be much more interesting than what has recently been released on DVD.
Really really hoping all the Wrestlemania episodes as well as the episode focused on RAW25 and the 1-2 episodes on the Women’s division all make the cut though won’t bother me at all if all the aired episodes end up on the Collection which I doubt tbh.
Another PPV release with no pre-show match. Not that the Bayley vs Ruby Riott match was a classic or anything, but they really should’ve included it to make the event complete.
I definitely agree with you however anyone who has internet connection can easily go on WWE’s official YouTube page, put on the specific ppv kickoff (in this case being Backlash) and either watch the whole kickoff or just forward to the kickoff match and stop watching when the match is finished.
I’m just sayin.
Well that’s pretty underwhelming news about the ‘mystery’ DVD. What was with the ‘gong’ sound on the page that day then?
Re: the Ultimate Warrior Unreleased DVD, I can’t imagine how bad that would be. The guy phoned it in with the exception of about 3 PPV matches in his whole career; I can only imagine how bad his Unreleased stuff from house shows was when he was putting in even less effort. His ‘Ultimate Collection’ was hard enough to watch as it is.
We get it: you’re no fan of the Ultimate Warrior! Other people clearly are and won’t be expecting a wrestling clinic from his unreleased matches. Squash after squash is fine by me. I’ll then pop in a Bret Hart blu-ray to save my wrestling soul straight afterwards!
We heard a mystery, unnamed WWE DVD was added to the schedule in Q4 (keep in mind Greatest Royal Rumble was looking cancelled previously).
Details were seemingly being kept under wraps – prompting us to think that sounds like a major one and the biggies usually do come at the end of the year.
Taker?! It’s about time.
I personally teased the idea but didn’t say anything specifically. Certainly didn’t think GRR would be put there. My bad.
I’m definitely buying the Warrior compilation! He was my favorite all time wrestler. I’ll be getting the HBK one too.
Also Warrior and Hogan did something right back then, they were more over than Bret or Shawn. It wasn’t until Austin that really knocked the door down. I think still even wrestlers today can learn something from Warrior and Hogan, the way they connected to the crowd. The littlest thing like when Warrior drew the fans in when he stopped and pumped his fist in the air, almost like posing, if you watch the fans went nuts and they were emotionally involved. yes he didn’t have any real move set but he got over and drew money. There’s little things he did that made him successful if you watch some of his later matches.
That’s a fair argument, Warrior Fan. I’m more than willing to acknowledge when someone such as yourself makes excellent points and prompts me to consider things from a different angle. I love it when somebody responds with debate as opposed to SAB acting like I can’t have an opinion. You are right and I’d be an idiot not to acknowledge how Warrior connected with the fans and that he had a great entrance / look etc. I suppose my only point is that I can see all that on his previous two sets and I’m not sure what an Unreleased set adds, but I guess that could be said of all these Unreleased sets.
But yes, from your perspective as a Warrior Fan, I can understand why you would wish to own it, and I did judge too harshly. My apologies in retrospect.
Do you think the HBK and/or Warrior Unreleased sets will include any unreleased matches vs Randy Savage, Bret Hart, Razor Ramon, Diesel, Jake Roberts or Undertaker?
Or do you think there’s a better chance they’ll save any unreleased Undertaker matches for should it happen (hopefully it will) an Undertaker Unreleased set??
PS. Love your points on Warrior. I can see a match vs Papa Shango on the Unreleased set on Warrior. Don’t think that feud culminated on ppv which in those days was one of the norms of the wrestling business, at least the then WWF.
Don’t think that match will be on the HBK Unreleased set bc that match has been released (more than once I believe) which goes against the purpose of an unreleased set which is to release previously unreleased matches. I can however see a live event ladder match between them possibly being on the set.
This is going to probably be the line up for HBK’s DVD.
The Midnight Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) vs. Jose Estrada & Jimmy Jack Funk
Rochester, NY June 3, 1987
Midnight Rockers vs. Bob Orton Jr. & Adrian Adonis
AWA January 15, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Steve Lombardi & an unknown
Wrestling Challenge June 18, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Conquistadors
Madison Square Garden September 29, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Jacques & Raymond Rougeau
Prime Time Wrestling October 25, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Demolition
San Francisco, CA November 15, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard
Milwaukee, WI February 3, 1989
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart
Copps Coliseum December 14, 1989
Shawn Michaels vs. Bob Ripley
Glens Falls, NY April 4, 1990
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Boris Zhukov & Nikolai Volkoff
Superstars May 19, 1990
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Demolition Smash & Crush
Rochester, NY June 5, 1990
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Orient Express
Maple Leaf Gardens April 21, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Nasty Boys
Superstars May 4, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Paul Roma & Hercules
Barcelona, Spain October 5, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Natural Disasters
Wrestling Challenge November 2, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Legion of Doom
Superstars December 28, 1991
Shawn Michaels vs. Jimmy Snuka
Madison Square Garden January 31, 1992
Piper’s Pit with Shawn Michaels & Sensational Sherri
Syracuse, NY April 29, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. Kerry Von Erich
All American Wrestling July 26, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. Tatanka
Superstars French & Italian Versions Landover, MD September 2, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. British Bulldoig
Superstars Italian Version Regina, Saskatchewan October 13, 1992
Shawn Micahels vs. the Big Bosssman
Wrestling Challenge November 14, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Savage
Beaumont, TX January 4, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Owen Hart
Superstars Italian Version March 24, 1993 Long Beach, CA February 15, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Crush
Superstars Italian Version March 31, 1993 San Diegeo, CA February 16, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Typhoon
Superstars Italian Version Portland, ME May 5, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Savage
Wilkes-Barre, PA July 6, 1993
Shawn Michaels & Owen Hart vs. Bret Hart & Razor Ramon
Lowell, MA March 22, 1994
Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. the Headshrinkers
Milwaukee, WI August 30, 1994
Heartbreak Hotel with Dick Murdoch
Corpus Christi, TX January 10, 1995
Shawn Michaels vs. Adam Bomb
Action Zone March 26, 1995
Shawn Michaels & the Undertaker vs. Psycho Sid & Kama
Danbury, CT May 16, 1995
Shawn Michaels vs. Rad Radford
Action Zone June 18, 1995
Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. Men on a Mission
Action Zone September 10, 1995
Diesel & Shawn Michaels vs. the Undertaker & Jake Roberts
Cincinnati, OH February 19, 1996
Shawn Michaels vs. Justin Bradshaw
Superstars September 29, 1996
Shawn Michaels vs. Farooq
Springfield, MA November 19, 1996
Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart vs. the Undertaker
Madison Square Garden September 22, 1997
Shawn Michaels & the New Age Outlaws vs. the Undertaker & the Legion of Doom in a Steel Cage Match
Madison Square Garden January 10, 1998
Shawn Michaels & Kevin Nash vs. Ric Flair & Randy Orton
RAW June 23, 2003
Shawn Michaels, Triple H, & John Bradshaw Layfield vs. Batista, John Cena, & Hulk Hogan
Philadelphia, PA July 18, 2005
John Cena, Dusty Rhodes, Triple H, & Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, & Ted Dibiase Jr.
Detroit, MI August 31, 2009
This is just a guess based on the listings I saw for the Savage DVD which was a mix of TV not released on DVD, international matches not aired in the U.S. and some never before released before.
Completely agree!
Whether we get more of these sets depends on how well the fan interest/demand stays and how well the Unreleased sets they do release sell. So far, seemingly so good on that front.
If anything will make the sales better, imho it’d be focusing on a topic that has the fans’ interest for an unreleased set. A popular or beloved superstar like Taker, Sting, Stone Cold, Rock, Eddie Guererro as some examples, or dark matches from RAW and/or Smackdown….
But you see, people like you mistakenly think that having a great collection means that you own everything ever produced. That’s not the case. Buying every single release ever is just showing off. A great collector is discerning and their collection is reflective of what they feel are the best matches, moments, full PPVs or who are their favourite wrestlers. For example, if (hypothetically) you hated Randy Orton – would you still buy his 3-disc DVD set?
Count me in as someone who collects everything released. i’m not sure why it is considered “showing off” since I buy them for me, not the internet, as I’m sure is the same for Mr. Emons. Enjoy your hobby.
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I was hoping the Shane McMahon DVD might actually happen. I happen to LIKE Shane more than I like Steph.
I kind of want the Warrior dvd to add to my collection as I have the other two. He’s my favorite so of course I would want a collection of his matches and I haven’t seen them before. The same goes with HBK, he’s my favorite IN RING wrestler and I would watch his matches just because of the quality and story telling of it. I watch Warrior for the nostalgia and how he made me feel as a kid. I’m not necessarily watching it for a technical wrestling match. Although he wasn’t as bad as most people make him out to be. If he was matched up with the right guy he had really good matches. Savage, Slaughter, Rude, etc. I mean he was a lot better than Goldberg, I’ve convinced Warrior had some kind of heart problem that never got checked back in the day.
But as far as the things warrior did different that wrestlers don’t do today. Once he lets say close lined you, he spoke to the audience in his own way, always moving his body, “drawing energy” into him. How he reached his hands out to the audience pumping all the time, it was an easy pop. Baby face wrestlers don’t do that today, they are always looking for those high spots to get over. Where is all Hogan had to do was give the audience his big EYE stare and then point and crowd would go nuts.
Also side note. Million Dollar Man lied about his one story in Japan when they booed warrior and cheered him. I watched that match and it wasn’t the case at all.
Seems to me that the WWE is moving away from WCW themed dvd sets. I was really hoping for an unreleased set but obviously that’s not gonna happen.
how do you figure set? imo if anything, the chances for that to happen seem to have increased.
Finally, I got my wish about that Shawn Michaels unrelease dvd.
Warner Bros sucks.
Well we are getting Shawn earlier than expected. Great to hear.
Very happy to have seen releases of unreleased matches for Macho Man, one upcoming on HBK. One on Roddy Piper will be nice.
Out of curiosity, would like to know what anyone who reads this thinks about the following subjects regarding unreleased sets – in no particular order:
Women’s Division
The Rock
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Owen Hart
Eddie Guererro
Rey Mysterio
Chris Jericho
Hardyz
Edge/E&C
Kurt Angle
Kane
Sting
The Undertaker
And any names I’ve missed.
P.S.Didn’t include Warrior, Hogan, Bret Hart because like Piper, Warrior is apparently a concept WWE’s considering for a future unreleased set. Hogan got a Unreleased set some years back. So did Bret Hart with his Dungeon Collection.
Wait a minute. The Bayley vs. Ruby Riott match has been edited from the ‘Backlash’ d.v.d release? Now what’s that all about?
The PPV ran almost 3 & 1/2 hours and decided to squeeze it onto 1 disc, thus no room for the pre-show match. Yet even though there have been other PPVs that ran 3 & 1/2 matches and they released it on 2 discs.
If only they made all PPVs 2 disc sets, and filled up the rest of the disc with segments and matches from Raw and Smackdown. If they did that, maybe they didn’t have to do the best of Raw and Smackdown 3 disc set.
I’m sure they would argue “higher production costs”. Besides, these days there are probably way more casual buyers out there that buy the ‘Best Of’ sets than people who collect every single PPV.
WWE 24 Collection (Documentaries)… Very glad to see this. There are tons of mini-documentaries, specials and events that do not make it on to physical media. Furthermore, I noticed most of what’s on the Network seems to surpass what’s on DVD entertainment wise. In other words, I find the specials on the Network to be much more interesting than what has recently been released on DVD.
Really really hoping all the Wrestlemania episodes as well as the episode focused on RAW25 and the 1-2 episodes on the Women’s division all make the cut though won’t bother me at all if all the aired episodes end up on the Collection which I doubt tbh.
Another PPV release with no pre-show match. Not that the Bayley vs Ruby Riott match was a classic or anything, but they really should’ve included it to make the event complete.
I definitely agree with you however anyone who has internet connection can easily go on WWE’s official YouTube page, put on the specific ppv kickoff (in this case being Backlash) and either watch the whole kickoff or just forward to the kickoff match and stop watching when the match is finished.
I’m just sayin.
Well that’s pretty underwhelming news about the ‘mystery’ DVD. What was with the ‘gong’ sound on the page that day then?
Re: the Ultimate Warrior Unreleased DVD, I can’t imagine how bad that would be. The guy phoned it in with the exception of about 3 PPV matches in his whole career; I can only imagine how bad his Unreleased stuff from house shows was when he was putting in even less effort. His ‘Ultimate Collection’ was hard enough to watch as it is.
We get it: you’re no fan of the Ultimate Warrior! Other people clearly are and won’t be expecting a wrestling clinic from his unreleased matches. Squash after squash is fine by me. I’ll then pop in a Bret Hart blu-ray to save my wrestling soul straight afterwards!
I am ALLOWED to give my opinion on the concept, you know? I didn’t tell anyone not to buy it.
It went a little something like –
I personally teased the idea but didn’t say anything specifically. Certainly didn’t think GRR would be put there. My bad.
I’m definitely buying the Warrior compilation! He was my favorite all time wrestler. I’ll be getting the HBK one too.
Also Warrior and Hogan did something right back then, they were more over than Bret or Shawn. It wasn’t until Austin that really knocked the door down. I think still even wrestlers today can learn something from Warrior and Hogan, the way they connected to the crowd. The littlest thing like when Warrior drew the fans in when he stopped and pumped his fist in the air, almost like posing, if you watch the fans went nuts and they were emotionally involved. yes he didn’t have any real move set but he got over and drew money. There’s little things he did that made him successful if you watch some of his later matches.
That’s a fair argument, Warrior Fan. I’m more than willing to acknowledge when someone such as yourself makes excellent points and prompts me to consider things from a different angle. I love it when somebody responds with debate as opposed to SAB acting like I can’t have an opinion. You are right and I’d be an idiot not to acknowledge how Warrior connected with the fans and that he had a great entrance / look etc. I suppose my only point is that I can see all that on his previous two sets and I’m not sure what an Unreleased set adds, but I guess that could be said of all these Unreleased sets.
But yes, from your perspective as a Warrior Fan, I can understand why you would wish to own it, and I did judge too harshly. My apologies in retrospect.
As you mentioned my name I’d just like to say hello to Brandon, just in case he reads this! He posts far too infrequently these days…
Do you think the HBK and/or Warrior Unreleased sets will include any unreleased matches vs Randy Savage, Bret Hart, Razor Ramon, Diesel, Jake Roberts or Undertaker?
Or do you think there’s a better chance they’ll save any unreleased Undertaker matches for should it happen (hopefully it will) an Undertaker Unreleased set??
PS. Love your points on Warrior. I can see a match vs Papa Shango on the Unreleased set on Warrior. Don’t think that feud culminated on ppv which in those days was one of the norms of the wrestling business, at least the then WWF.
Ladder match from Wrestlemania X against Razor Ramon might be on this set or I don’t buy it!!! LOL
Don’t think that match will be on the HBK Unreleased set bc that match has been released (more than once I believe) which goes against the purpose of an unreleased set which is to release previously unreleased matches. I can however see a live event ladder match between them possibly being on the set.
Great news about the unreleased Shawn DVD, I love the sets with rare matches. I hope we get more of these.
This is going to probably be the line up for HBK’s DVD.
The Midnight Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) vs. Jose Estrada & Jimmy Jack Funk
Rochester, NY June 3, 1987
Midnight Rockers vs. Bob Orton Jr. & Adrian Adonis
AWA January 15, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Steve Lombardi & an unknown
Wrestling Challenge June 18, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Conquistadors
Madison Square Garden September 29, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Jacques & Raymond Rougeau
Prime Time Wrestling October 25, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Demolition
San Francisco, CA November 15, 1988
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard
Milwaukee, WI February 3, 1989
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart
Copps Coliseum December 14, 1989
Shawn Michaels vs. Bob Ripley
Glens Falls, NY April 4, 1990
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Boris Zhukov & Nikolai Volkoff
Superstars May 19, 1990
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Demolition Smash & Crush
Rochester, NY June 5, 1990
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Orient Express
Maple Leaf Gardens April 21, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Nasty Boys
Superstars May 4, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. Paul Roma & Hercules
Barcelona, Spain October 5, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Natural Disasters
Wrestling Challenge November 2, 1991
Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Legion of Doom
Superstars December 28, 1991
Shawn Michaels vs. Jimmy Snuka
Madison Square Garden January 31, 1992
Piper’s Pit with Shawn Michaels & Sensational Sherri
Syracuse, NY April 29, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. Kerry Von Erich
All American Wrestling July 26, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. Tatanka
Superstars French & Italian Versions Landover, MD September 2, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. British Bulldoig
Superstars Italian Version Regina, Saskatchewan October 13, 1992
Shawn Micahels vs. the Big Bosssman
Wrestling Challenge November 14, 1992
Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Savage
Beaumont, TX January 4, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Owen Hart
Superstars Italian Version March 24, 1993 Long Beach, CA February 15, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Crush
Superstars Italian Version March 31, 1993 San Diegeo, CA February 16, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Typhoon
Superstars Italian Version Portland, ME May 5, 1993
Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Savage
Wilkes-Barre, PA July 6, 1993
Shawn Michaels & Owen Hart vs. Bret Hart & Razor Ramon
Lowell, MA March 22, 1994
Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. the Headshrinkers
Milwaukee, WI August 30, 1994
Heartbreak Hotel with Dick Murdoch
Corpus Christi, TX January 10, 1995
Shawn Michaels vs. Adam Bomb
Action Zone March 26, 1995
Shawn Michaels & the Undertaker vs. Psycho Sid & Kama
Danbury, CT May 16, 1995
Shawn Michaels vs. Rad Radford
Action Zone June 18, 1995
Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. Men on a Mission
Action Zone September 10, 1995
Diesel & Shawn Michaels vs. the Undertaker & Jake Roberts
Cincinnati, OH February 19, 1996
Shawn Michaels vs. Justin Bradshaw
Superstars September 29, 1996
Shawn Michaels vs. Farooq
Springfield, MA November 19, 1996
Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart vs. the Undertaker
Madison Square Garden September 22, 1997
Shawn Michaels & the New Age Outlaws vs. the Undertaker & the Legion of Doom in a Steel Cage Match
Madison Square Garden January 10, 1998
Shawn Michaels & Kevin Nash vs. Ric Flair & Randy Orton
RAW June 23, 2003
Shawn Michaels, Triple H, & John Bradshaw Layfield vs. Batista, John Cena, & Hulk Hogan
Philadelphia, PA July 18, 2005
John Cena, Dusty Rhodes, Triple H, & Shawn Michaels vs. Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, & Ted Dibiase Jr.
Detroit, MI August 31, 2009
Able to fit in so much? It is confirmed list?
Not fitting 40 matches on 3 discs.
And yet this will “probably” be the list according to RCS1988. How can a list that is too large be probable? It’s actually impossible.
Could it be all join-in-progress or highlights?
Well that would suck. No complete matches? Reminds me of the TNA DVD on Christopher Daniels!
This is just a guess based on the listings I saw for the Savage DVD which was a mix of TV not released on DVD, international matches not aired in the U.S. and some never before released before.
Completely agree!
Whether we get more of these sets depends on how well the fan interest/demand stays and how well the Unreleased sets they do release sell. So far, seemingly so good on that front.
If anything will make the sales better, imho it’d be focusing on a topic that has the fans’ interest for an unreleased set. A popular or beloved superstar like Taker, Sting, Stone Cold, Rock, Eddie Guererro as some examples, or dark matches from RAW and/or Smackdown….
Would so love to see the Roddy Piper unreleased—matches against Savage (for the IC Belt), Hogan (Boston 1984), Andre and Snuka would be welcome!
What’s funny is I didn’t receive the aj styles card in my copy of backlash hmm..
What’s funny is that you actually purchased Backlash hmmm…
Why does it matter what I do? It’s my life I’m living it do I actually have to listen to others opinions?
I’m a hardcore collector I have like every DVD produced by WWE
People’s opinions always change anyway – in a few yrs Backlash 2018 may be viewed as a decent ppv.
Respectfully sir, I highly doubt that.
But you see, people like you mistakenly think that having a great collection means that you own everything ever produced. That’s not the case. Buying every single release ever is just showing off. A great collector is discerning and their collection is reflective of what they feel are the best matches, moments, full PPVs or who are their favourite wrestlers. For example, if (hypothetically) you hated Randy Orton – would you still buy his 3-disc DVD set?
Yup I would because I like to see what there lives are like like to get to know about them better
Count me in as someone who collects everything released. i’m not sure why it is considered “showing off” since I buy them for me, not the internet, as I’m sure is the same for Mr. Emons. Enjoy your hobby.
It’s a great hobby and I like collecting also hats off to you!
Even just a match compilation?
I do have every DVD so I would say yes to that