The BIG news: included among the first set of product listings is a newly unveiled BROCK BOX SET, similar to the “Macho Man: Randy Savage Story” Collector’s set released back in 2014.
BROCK DVD…
The new “Brock Lesnar – Eat. Sleep. Conquer. Repeat.” DVD compilation will feature 14 of “The Beast’s” biggest matches since his return to WWE in 2012, and will also present a few classic (and previously unseen) matches from his original run with the company and his OVW tenure before it.
With today’s pre-order comes a new synopsis, which reads as follows:
Since day one, Brock Lesnar has conquered every obstacle in his path of destruction. He has claimed championships, taken opponents to Suplex City, and put an end to Undertaker’s undefeated WrestleMania streak.
Witness Brock Lesnar’s greatest matches and moments and see why he lives by the mantra of EAT. SLEEP. CONQUER. REPEAT.
The Blu-ray will pack in all of those monstrous matches and new video packages too, plus on top will be 5 matches presented as Blu-ray exclusives, bumping up the runtime to approximately 8 hours and 30 minutes!
Included in the bonus matches are Brock’s matches from WWE Network specials “Beast in the East” and “Roadblock” (never put out on DVD).
In addition to the standard Blu-ray, a Steelbook Blu-ray edition will be released nationwide in the UK and as a Best Buy exclusive in the United States. The Steelbook packaging will feature exclusive artwork not present on any other version of the Home Video release – check it out again below.
And just revealed as of today is a “Collector’s” box set!
The big box set, confirmed so far for the United States, includes the 2016 DVD, Brock Lesnar memorabilia and other goodies exclusive to this release.
Hinted at in the prototype image below is an item that’s possibly hand-signed by “The Beast” himself and a piece of the WrestleMania 32 ring canvas!
Speculated contents are as follows:
– “Eat. Sleep. Conquer. Repeat.” 3 disc DVD set
– “Fear the Fury” fight gloves
– Signed WrestleMania 32 artcard, with authentic ring canvas
– Brock Lesnar trading card
– Unique artwork featured on outer box
the reason why they arnt adding the bluray to the pack is cause you get all that extra crap the gloves card and all that. so they figure the dvd is enough.
if you want the bluray get the bluray and as far as people buying dvds
even in 2016 most dont have a bluray player so dvd is only way, i really wish people would let this bluray fetish go already.
Some people are afraid of change. They’re very content with living in the past and don’t like moving forward. That’s the only reason I can see people still clinging to DVDs.
The picture doesn’t look like it’s been really autographed by Brock. More like a facsimile “signed”. But it could just be what was used for the picture.
Does anyone know if it’s a real autograph? Brock is a notoriously hard signature to get. So if it is – i’ll definitely be grabbing the “Brock Box”!
I don’t know why they aren’t offering the Collector’s set in a Blu-ray configuration as well. Same situation as the Macho Man deluxe set…it’s disappointing but it’s not like WWE has been a dependable supporter of the Blu-ray format here in the USA.
The WM 32 box set is still avaliable, which makes me wonder, if there at all is a market for boxsets containing HD filmed material….released on SD media?
I don’t see how this Brock release should do it any better, but then again..really anything is better than BoringMania 32.
I settle with the steelbook..cooler cover, and above everything else: most content is HD filmed and the only interesting segments from almost every PPV that the matches are taken from..so, I don’t have to invest money in those. 🙂
Doesn’t make them idiots. Just means that they’re happy enough with the huge leap from VHS to DVD, rather than the comparatively minimal leap from DVD to Blu-Ray. Some of us care more about the content of what we’re watching than believing we’re in the same room as what’s going on.
“…minimal leap from DVD to Blu-Ray”? Let’s see. A standard blank DVD (in highest quality XP mode) can hold about 1 hour of video(2 hours on a dual layer disc). A standard blank VHS tape (in highest quality SP mode) can hold about 2 hours of video(3 hours on a T-180 tape). And a standard blank Blu-ray(25GB) can hold about 2 hours in the highest quality(4 hours on 50GB and 8 hours on 100GB).
And that’s not even getting into the difference in audio and video quality. The highest quality commercial VHS is not that drastically different from a commercial DVD. Whereas the difference between DVD and BR is very different. And I’m not even gonna mention 4K Ultra discs because that’s a whole different level of quality.
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The Brock box set will be mine!
the reason why they arnt adding the bluray to the pack is cause you get all that extra crap the gloves card and all that. so they figure the dvd is enough.
if you want the bluray get the bluray and as far as people buying dvds
even in 2016 most dont have a bluray player so dvd is only way, i really wish people would let this bluray fetish go already.
We are in 2016, unless you are surrounded by cavemen, everyone is already on Blu-Ray with 4K taking over.
Its like releasing a VHS special edition…in 2005 when VHS was dead, just like DVD is now.
Some people are afraid of change. They’re very content with living in the past and don’t like moving forward. That’s the only reason I can see people still clinging to DVDs.
DVD…….ugh. Should be bluray. If you haven’t bought a bluray player yet tough luck.
If you want it on blu ray then ‘tough luck’….
I want it on Betamax!
And I want it on Kodak 8 mm film!
I WANT IT ON TRIPLE VHS !!!! Beat Dat playah!!! xD
The picture doesn’t look like it’s been really autographed by Brock. More like a facsimile “signed”. But it could just be what was used for the picture.
Does anyone know if it’s a real autograph? Brock is a notoriously hard signature to get. So if it is – i’ll definitely be grabbing the “Brock Box”!
If the steelbook blu-ray was in the box instead, I’d honestly buy it. Don’t know why they only put the DVDs in there instead of Blu-rays.
The gloves are worth the purchase alone! #LesnarMark
I don’t know why they aren’t offering the Collector’s set in a Blu-ray configuration as well. Same situation as the Macho Man deluxe set…it’s disappointing but it’s not like WWE has been a dependable supporter of the Blu-ray format here in the USA.
eh still not worth it and pointless release
When they said similar to the Macho Man set I thought they meant it would contain Brock’s previous DVD set also.
Ha! In your dreams.
Not really know, I didn’t mean for myself. And I don’t know why that’s so impossible if they did it that time for the Macho Man set.
I will pass on the boxset, useless stuff and the steelbook cover is way better than the Blu-ray cover, oh well, I will still pick up the blu-ray
The WM 32 box set is still avaliable, which makes me wonder, if there at all is a market for boxsets containing HD filmed material….released on SD media?
I don’t see how this Brock release should do it any better, but then again..really anything is better than BoringMania 32.
I settle with the steelbook..cooler cover, and above everything else: most content is HD filmed and the only interesting segments from almost every PPV that the matches are taken from..so, I don’t have to invest money in those. 🙂
Plenty of idiots still buying DVDs, sadly.
Tell me about it. LOL.
What about buying a dvd suggests a lack of intelligence?
Doesn’t make them idiots. Just means that they’re happy enough with the huge leap from VHS to DVD, rather than the comparatively minimal leap from DVD to Blu-Ray. Some of us care more about the content of what we’re watching than believing we’re in the same room as what’s going on.
“…minimal leap from DVD to Blu-Ray”? Let’s see. A standard blank DVD (in highest quality XP mode) can hold about 1 hour of video(2 hours on a dual layer disc). A standard blank VHS tape (in highest quality SP mode) can hold about 2 hours of video(3 hours on a T-180 tape). And a standard blank Blu-ray(25GB) can hold about 2 hours in the highest quality(4 hours on 50GB and 8 hours on 100GB).
And that’s not even getting into the difference in audio and video quality. The highest quality commercial VHS is not that drastically different from a commercial DVD. Whereas the difference between DVD and BR is very different. And I’m not even gonna mention 4K Ultra discs because that’s a whole different level of quality.