Runtime of Brock Lesnar WWE Blu-ray Extras, New Tagged Classics

September 4, 2012 by Mark D

It has been revealed courtesy of the BBFC; the Blu-ray special features for next months Brock Lesnar: Here Comes the Pain – Collectors Edition will run approx. 1 hour, 42 minutes. This means that the total run time of the Blu-ray set will be 8 hours, 39 minutes and as we reported a few days ago the DVD version will be 6 hours, 57 minutes.

The Blu-ray features five additional matches, including for the first time ever on Blu-ray (outside of the UK & Europe) the Extreme Rules Match against John Cena from earlier this year. You can pre-order your copy for just $20.85 (or on DVD for only $19.99) using this link.

As always fans in the UK & Europe can get theirs in October (when pre-ordering at Silvervision.co.uk) and Australian fans can order over at WWEDVD.com.au.


Earlier today Silver Vision unveiled a brand new edition to their Tagged Classic series: UK Fan Favourites 1993 & 1995, featuring such matches as:

Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Diesel vs. Owen Hart
Jerry Lawler vs. The Undertaker

View the full match listing and pre-order your copy for release next month, click here.


Don’t forget the latest in the WWE Superstar Collection series, featuring Randy Orton and Kofi Kingston hit stores today, order your copies here. Unfortunately UK and European fans won’t be getting the Superstar Collection DVDs, but they are available for Australian fans at WWEDVD.com.au.

Did you pick them up?


WWEShop are still running their ‘Up to 40% Off DVD & Blu-Ray Sale’. We’re told it’s only for a limited time – so to avoid disappointment and place your orders by visiting WWEShop.com today!

As we reported a few days ago, some of the rarest and out of print WWE DVDs (Austin vs. McMahon, nWo: Back in Black and the Collectors Edition Trish Stratus DVD) are ending in just a few hours. Don’t miss out – bid now by clicking here.

Speaking of out print WWF DVDs, lots have been listed with great prices. Some of the gems listed include: Backlash 2002, Triple H: That Damn Good, Undertaker: This Is My Yard, The Rock: Just Bring It! Collectors Edition and more. Vew or bid on these over here.


Finally, Silver Vision have the WWE Annual 2012 in stock now (much earlier than expected). This 7 Disc DVD set features The Best of Raw & SmackDown 2011 and The Best Pay-Per-View Matches of 2011 for the great price of  just £19.99, pick your copy up now.

 




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  1. Rob LaCourse says:

    Thanks for the plug guys. This is such great site!

  2. Dave says:

    Thanks for the confirmation Mark D and BLAH. Didn’t know those taped were not released in UK until i searched on Amazon UK. From what i gathered these are yet to be released in Tagged Classics, some seem to be rare gems:

    – Collector’s Series: Fan Favourites
    – Collector’s Series: Best of Saturday Nights Main Event
    – Collector’s Series: Hulk Hogan’s Greatest Matches
    – Collectors Series: Funniest Moments
    – Invasion 1992 (i read the master tape from Silver Vision is damaged beyond repair, so this looks out)
    – Supertape 92 (same deal as Invasion 92 from what i read)
    – World Tour 1991
    – Hottest Matches
    – Bret Hart: His Greatest Matches
    – Video Tribute to Bret Hart
    – Bret Hart: Excellence of Execution
    – Bret Hart: The Pink and Black Attack
    – Undertaker: His Gravest Matches
    – Jesse “The Body” Ventura
    – The British Bulldogs
    – Mega Matches
    – Greatest Hits
    – Tribute to the Undertaker
    – Tribute to the Undertaker 2
    – Invasion of the Bodyslammers
    – The Ultimate Warrior
    – World Tour 89/90
    – Supertape I
    – Supertape II
    – Supertape III
    – Supertape IV
    – Sunny
    – Mega Matches 1995
    – Hulkamania Forever
    – The Return of the Ultimate Warrior
    – World Tour 1992
    – Hulk Hogan Real American
    – Wrestling Superheros in Action
    – Battle of the Superstars
    – Mania: The Video
    – Second Annual Battle of the Superstars
    – Battle of the Superstars 92
    – Greatest Steel Cage Matches
    – 1992 Year in Review
    – Wrestlefest 1991
    – Wrestlemania: Greatest Hits
    – Inside the WWF
    – The Power of Hulkamania
    – Come Get Some
    – Collectors Series: Funniest Moments
    – Wrestling’s Greatest Champions
    – High Flyers of the WWF
    – Crunch Classics
    – Wrestlefest 1992
    – Mick Foley: Madman Unmasked
    – Slammy Awards 1997
    – Monday Night RAW Prime Cuts
    – Confirmed Hits
    – History of Wrestlemania
    – History of Summerslam
    – Grudges, Gripes and Grunts
    – The Best of Hulkamania
    – Smack ‘Em Whack ‘Em
    – HHH & Chyna: Its Our Time
    – Mayhem in Manchester
    – Wrestlefest 1993
    – Wrestlefest 1994
    – Wrestlefest 1995
    – Hits from the Crypt
    – Slamfest
    – Wham Bam Bodyslam

    Not sure which ones are corrupt besides Invasion 92 and Supertape 92…but looks like a great list of gems, especially the Wrestlefest series.

    • Harry Faversham says:

      I remember reading on twitter in response to a question that Mega Matches and Wrestlefest 91 are corrupt and also once they said they wouldn’t re-release Sunny because it didn’t sell very well when it was first released. There are of course still some DVDs they could reissue also. Off the top of my head some others are Davey Boy Smith, Off The Top Rope, Austin Lord of the Ring, Andre Larger Than Life, SuperSlams and Raw Hits. Obviously I don’t expect them all to be re-released. But I’m very happy they have started with the Best of Raw series from 96-98.

    • Mark D says:

      I know that Year in Review 1992 is corrupt, because I asked them once, because I really liked the tape – so many memories… 🙁

  3. RabidHeat says:

    I think these Tagged Classics are geting a bit stupid now. I mean there is actually good stuff they could re-release from the VHS catalogue still, but they seem to purposely picking the lamest stuff.

    • Harry Faversham says:

      I think corrupt master tapes is the reason some excellent titles have not been released on tagged classics. Plus I think they want to spread the stronger and weaker titles out a bit so that tagged classics has a longer future. In many ways that’s good business sense. They aren’t the strongest releases but I think there are a few gems on there and I personally love the nostalgia element of these tapes. They are as honest a representation of wrestling history you will get, having been made back in the day without having all the people that Vince fell out with edited off and all the music changed and Santino Marella’s comedy opinion etc. This stuff is up my street. I agree there are much better choices, but I’m still gald to see this kind of release get the DVD treatment. Back when wrestling was something you just watched instead of read and argue about what may or may not happen behind the scenes.

      • Dave says:

        Was hoping they would release the old Coliseum video tapes from the 80s such as Wrestling Classic, The Big Event, British Bulldogs, Demolition, Macho Man & Elizabeth, Roddy Piper, Ricky Steamboat, History of the Intercontinental Championship, History of the WWF Heavyweight Championship, Best of the WWF Vol. 1 to 20 and so many others. Those were absolute gems. Not sure if those were released in the UK or not, i know some were.

        I have some of those original tapes with the clamshell cases but the quality is deteriorating so would be awesome if they were available as Tagged Classics. Would import those in a heartbeat.

        • Mark D says:

          SilverVision only released The British Bulldogs from those you mentioned. The others weren’t released so they would be ineligible for a Tagged Classic release, unfortunately.

        • blah says:

          @Dave
          afaik Silver Vision didn’t release a lot of those titles you mentioned in the first place. so since those Tagged Classics are just re-releases, many of those won’t happen.

  4. uk says:

    Why call it the 2012 annual if the matches are from 2011 little things like that annoy me

  5. Mark says:

    Does anyone know what Savage v Flair match is on the fan favorites? Was it the title change from Hershey, PA from 9/1/92 that only aired on Prime Time Wrestling? I really want this if it is since this match has yet to be on DVD. Thanks for any info in advance!

    • Mark D says:

      I’m afraid that isn’t the match, this is it:
      “WWF World Champion Randy Savage defeated Ric Flair (w/ Mr. Perfect) via disqualification at around the 12-minute mark when Perfect attempted to hit Savage with the title belt but referee Earl Hebner took the belt from him before he could (6/2/92; Ottawa, Ontario)”
      Courtesy of TheHistoryOfWWE.com

  6. SRB says:

    WWE Annual 2012.. Wow! That looks amazing. I’d love that on my shelf.

  7. pmdmf says:

    I just purchased (and got today) Triple H That Damn Good for $25 on ebay. I wonder if I did good.

    • Daniel Bee says:

      Decent enough, yeah.

      It wasn’t released in the UK and back in the day it used to fetch crazy prices in that market on eBay. I sold a bunch and I think the best sale I had was £62 ($95~). I really like that DVD anyway but this further helps my memory of it. 😉

      • Dave says:

        It was also available in Canada…I picked it when it came out for about $15. Didn’t know it would end up being so rare.

  8. mason says:

    just got back from walmart picked up randy orton superstar collection but not the kingston

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