Elimination Chamber 2014 will be the next WWE DVD to hit stores and it’s releasing this coming Tuesday, March 25th.
Below is a look at the artwork from WrestlingSuperStore.
Click here to pre-order your copy now with Amazon.com.
Here’s also a closer look at the back cover. As mentioned previously, extras on the DVD include the Kickoff Show match (Cody Rhodes & Goldust vs. Curtis Axel & Ryback) and a segment called “The Wyatt Family Reflects on Elimination Chamber”.
Below is a screenshot of the Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection DVD/Blu-ray menu.
The new Ultimate Warrior, Scooby-Doo WrestleMania Mystery, and Elimination Chamber 2014 DVDs have all now been listed for pre-order here on WWEShop.com.
The Warrior DVD releases on April 1st domestically and WWE also look to be giving this title a big push overseas. The release date to Australia will be just 1 one day later on April 2nd, while the release to the UK and Europe is just 6 days later on April 7th.
Quick note for US fans about a free DVD with WWE Magazine!
When subscribing to 12 issues of the magazine here, you’ll also get a free copy of “Undertaker: The Streak” on DVD. Thanks to Nathan for passing that along.
In case you missed it, watch the trailer for the “WCW Greatest PPV Matches Vol. 1” DVD.
On the subject of “WCW themed” DVD sets, updated Key Performance Indicators from WWE as of the end of February reveal that the Goldberg DVD was the most shipped Home Video release for the company over the past 9 months. It’s also worth noting that the Mid-South Wrestling DVD appears to have performed well, shipping out the same amount as the Triple H set.
Goldberg: The Ultimate Collection – 99K units shipped
The History Of WWE: 50 Years Of Sports Entertainment – 86K units shipped
Legends Of Mid?South Wrestling – 64K units shipped
Triple H: Thy Kindgom Come – 64K units shipped
ECW: Unreleased Vol. 2 – 62K units shipped
Look out for these WWE Blu-ray bargains all up for grabs on eBay today! They include the most recent WrestleMania events and the now out-of-print WrestleMania 24 Blu-ray…
$10.01 – WrestleMania 24 Blu-ray
$0.99 – WrestleMania 26 Blu-ray
$0.99 – WrestleMania 27 Blu-ray
$0.99 – WrestleMania 28 Blu-ray
$0.99 – WrestleMania 29 Blu-ray
$6.99 – Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line Blu-ray
$6.50 – Goldberg: The Ultimate Collection Blu-ray
$0.99 – CM Punk: Best in the World Blu-ray
Unless WWE starts releasing PPV’s on Blu-ray here in the US, I probably will no longer purchase them because of WWE Network. The PPV’s on the Network look so good in HD.
Yeah, same with me. I’m really only going to be purchasing the PPVs they release on Blu-ray.
Elimination Chamber will also be on the VOD section this Friday according to reports. Its also going to be in HD which is useless to get on DVD since its HD downscaled to SD.
I don’t own a single PPV on blu-ray, but have up to the final one in 2012 on DVD. I could never get used to some of my PPV collection on BD and others on DVD
Yeah I actually didn’t have a chance to watch Elimination Chamber this year, so I’m looking forward to catching it on the Network finally.
I know what you mean, SRB. Especially when its the same PPV and they release it on different formats each year. I have Elimination Chamber 2011 and 2013 on Blu-ray, and 2012 on DVD. I can’t stand that.
Kmart has had elimination chamber out for awhile already..I picked up a copy last Friday
Sends us some pics of it, if you like. 🙂
I’m pretty sure Walmart or Kmart. Had elimination chamber on their shelves already I could be mistaken.
I can’t wait to pick up the Warrior dvd.
Five things really stand out from those sales figures:
1) Mid South selling so well proves there’s still a big market for 1980s wrestling. Just imagine how many more units they could sell of Mid Atlantic/Jim Crockett Promotions who presented a similar product with virtually all of the industry’s top stars in their prime.
2) Goldberg selling as much as it did proves the staying power of WCW in the DVD market.
3) ECW sets are finally bottoming out. That coupled with the fact that they had to use multi-generational footage of the Anderson/Funk vs. Sabu/Eaton match should spell the end of ECW themed releases as the market is drying up as quickly as the unreleased ECW footage.
4) Biography releases are slowly being eclipsed by match compilation sets.
5) DVD sets with primarily unreleased matches sell better than those featuring plenty of repeats. The only release to buck that trend was the 50 Year History of WWE. How many of those can you make in a year? Exactly. Once every 50 years.
I still don’t understand why WWE only mentions the number of DVDs that were shipped. That means nothing. The number of DVDs that actually sold is the real number that means something. Shipped just means the amount of copies that were sent to retailers.
I hope they put matches on the back of the WrestleMania DVD