Following the return of Mick Foley to the WWE family, this week’s fantasy concept looks at an extensive Mick Foley DVD/Blu-Ray set (similar to the recent Steve Austin recent set) with…
Mick Foley – More than Hardcore (4 Disc DVD & 3 Disc Blu-Ray)
The set would feature a 2 hour documentary looking at Mick Foley’s career and would be complimented with some of his greatest, most memorable and famous matches and moments. While I am aware that some of these matches and moments have been released on DVD previously, I felt they were so important to the story of Mick Foley they should be included.
Disc One
Main Documentary
Sleeping in cars
World Class
Atlanta
Extreme
Mankind
Famous
Socko
“Yo Adrian!”
Rock and Sock
Author
Retirement
Commissioner Foley
Legend… Killed?
Family
Hardcore Edge
One Night Stand
Announcer
Charity work
Homecoming
Legacy
Main documentary featuring interviews with: Mick Foley, The Rock, Vince McMahon, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H, Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler, CM Punk, Vader, Dominic DeNucci, Edge, Mikey Whipwreck, Tommy Dreamer, Terry Funk, Paul Heyman, Joey Styles, Paul Bearer, The Big Show, Collette Foley, Dolph Ziggler, Randy Orton, The Miz and more.
Special Features
King of the Death Match
My first promo
Boxes
Germany, Vader and my ear
Mason the Mutilator
WrestleMania Moment
Matches
Kamala vs. Jack Foley Superstars • December 7, 1986
Loser Leaves Texas Match
Cactus Jack Mason vs. Eric Embry WCCW • August 25, 1989
The Dynamic Dudes vs. Cactus Jack & Lee Scott World Championship Wrestling • January 6, 1990
Submit or Surrender Match
Sting vs. Cactus Jack WCW Worldwide • November 23, 1991
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVE MATCHES
Cactus Jack & Mikey Whipwreck vs. Shane Douglas & Tommy Dreamer ECW Hardcore TV • January 30, 1996
Mankind vs. Bob Holly Raw • April 1, 1996
Boiler Room Brawl
Mankind vs. The Undertaker SummerSlam • August 18, 1996 [Alternate Commentary by Mick Foley & Jim Ross]
Mankind vs. Hunter Hearst-Helmsley Canadian Stampede • July 6, 1997
Boiler Room Brawl
Mankind vs. The Big Show Backlash • April 25, 1999
Disc Two
Texas Death Match
Big Van Vader vs. Cactus Jack WCW Halloween Havoc • October 24, 1993
Cactus Jack vs. Terry Funk ECW Hardcore Heaven • August 13, 1994
Cactus Jack vs. Boo Bradley Smoky Mountain Wrestling • December 17, 1994
No Rope Barbed Wire Match
Cactus Jack vs. The Sandman ECW Barbed Wire, Hoodies & Chokeslams • June 17, 1995
IWA King of the Death Match – Tournament Finals
Cactus Jack vs. Terry Funk IWA King of the Death Match Tournament • August 27, 1995 [Alternate Commentary by Mick Foley & Jim Ross]
No Holds Barred
Mankind vs. The Undertaker Raw • December 9, 1996
WWE Tag Team Championship Steel Cage Match
Cactus Jack & Chainsaw Charlie vs. The New Age Outlaws Raw • March 30, 1998
Hell in a Cell Match
Mankind vs. The Undertaker King of the Ring • June 28, 1998
WWE Championship No Disqualification Match
The Rock vs. Mankind Raw • January 4, 1999 [Alternate Commentary by Mick Foley & Jim Ross]
WWE Tag Team Championship Buried Alive Match
The Rock & Mankind vs. The Undertaker & The Big Show SmackDown! • September 9, 1999
Hardcore Match
Edge vs. Mick Foley WrestleMania 22 • April 2, 2006 [Alternate Commentary by Mick Foley & Jim Ross]
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVE MATCHES
WWE Championship Street Fight Match
Triple H vs. Cactus Jack Royal Rumble • January 23, 2000
No Disqualification Match
Randy Orton vs. Cactus Jack Backlash • April 18, 2004
Disc Three
Funk’s Grill with Cactus Jack NWA Power Hour • January 19, 1990
POWERBOMB! WCW Saturday Night • April 27, 1993
Katherine White interviews Collette WCW Saturday Night • June 12, 1993
Katherine White and Dustin Rhodes find Cactus Jack (in Cleveland) WCW Saturday Night • July 3, 1993
Mikey really, really likes it! ECW Hardcore TV • August 27, 1994
Cane Dewey ECW Hardcore TV • June 13, 1995
Who is Leonard Cohen? ECW Hardcore TV • February 6, 1996
Ready to Leave Superstars • March 30, 1996
Jim Ross sits down with Mankind Raw • June 2, 1997
I gave you Cactus Jack Raw • April 6, 1998
Mr Socko
Raw • October 5, 1998
I Quit? Raw • January 25, 1999
Mankind hosts “Rock: This is Your Life” Raw • September 27, 1999
Cactus Jack… is back! SmackDown • January 13, 2000
Killing a Legend Raw • June 23, 2003
You spit on my Legacy Raw • February 2, 2004
Rocking Chair Raw • April 12, 2004
Co-Hardcore Champions Raw • May 22, 2006
Hardcore Whore WWE vs. ECW: Head to Head • June 7, 2006
Foley vs. Flair Raw • July 31, 2006
Mick Foley’s advice for Edge SmackDown • August 1, 2008
Glorified stuntman? Raw • January 16, 2012
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVE MOMENTS
Happy Birthday Stinger World Championship Wrestling • October 5, 1991
Cactus Jack vs. Wooden Crate WCW Saturday Night • June 13, 1992
Ashamed ECW Hardcore TV • January 31, 1995
Funk in a Box ECW Hardcore TV • February 28, 1995
Anti-Hardcore Montage ECW Hardcore TV • Fall 1995
Stupid Things Break Down • September 27, 1998
Thank you Raw • January 11, 1999
Spending $100,000 Raw • February 1, 1999
Ah, ha, ha, ha, Buried Alive… SmackDown • September 9, 1999
10 Days SmackDown • February 17, 2000
Sodas Rule! Raw • June 26, 2000
Edge & Christian complain to Commissioner Foley Raw • September 25, 2000
Every time you think your out – they pull you back in Raw • December 15, 2003
The Rock hosts “Mick Foley: This is Your Life” Raw • March 8, 2004
The Cutting Edge Saturday Night’s Main Event • March 18, 2006
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL FEATURES
Mick Foley answers your Twitter questions
Diamond Dallas… Rage
Rock and Sock
A different kind of superstar
Stand Up for Mick Foley
Approx. running time: 12.5 hours
I would like to give special thanks to: Danny Bee, Chris Smith and @ColiseumCorner for their help with this one.
Does this proposed WWE DVD interest you? It’s great to hear your feedback, so please sound off in the comments below or tweet me @_MarkD_
Foley has stated his gratitude for both Sting and Taker so those rivalries should each have their own chapter dedicated sorely to those feuds. His rivalry and partnership with Rock should also get its own chapter as well. I see a Rock-N-Sock chapter. But no separate chapter for their rivalry.
Every match with Rock, Sting, taker should be here because those were some of his greatest feuds. His matches with HHH were damn good too so there’s got to be a ton of those if not every match they had. The Dumpster Incident would be a great addition. I’m referring to when Jack & Charlie were against each other. I think Jack hit an elbow on Charlie inside the dumpster. The Outlaws closed the dumpster and pushed it off the stage with JR saying, “There’s people in there! What the hell is so special about that??!!!”
I love the idea. While there have been quite a few Foley DVDs, it would be nice to ave a definitive collection of his matches and promos. The only problem I see would be his match against Terry Funk from IWA Japan. It wouldn’t be a problem of who owns the rights to the footage, but the content. Yes WWE has put violent matches on DVDs before, but I doubt they’d put that match on one of their sets.
I think we forget, thanks to his career being thoroughly chronicled through his books, that he’s never had a full-length, career-spanning documentary produced on him. It’s well overdue and would be a first-day purchase for me.
I think this is amazing, would love to know the mick’s story from a dvd, it’s always fun to see clips and pictures and for the matches I think some of them are really just awesome.. I’ll definitely buy it!! If it turns to be a project, Nice back & front cover art by the way!!!
I’m not sure where some of the hate is comIng from for this one, to me this is a simply incredible match listing as Mick wasn’t just about the matches his promo work was just as good (if not better than his ring work!) so I love the inclusion of the promos. In regard to the matches already released I only see 6 (out of 22) and of those 4 have alternate commentary adding value to them (I’d like to see the Hell in a Cell with new commentary aswell) and all 6 matches are very important to the story of Mick Foley.
I cannot express how awesome this set would be, even down to the detail on the special features ‘Diamond Dallas… Rage’ is that the cookie story from Micks 1st book? And Stand Up for Mick Foley is something about Micks standup?
Some of you people are stupid, you whine about repets then as where the Hell in a Cell w/ HHH and Mind Games w/ HBK are – those are repeated too! Supersonic you listed repeated matches that aren’t even on this set then said what matches have never been released which include at least 3 which are already out WTF? This lineup is much better than those you did on the forum at least some thought has gone into this one, instead of an endless list of matches. Zzzzzzz
for your next fantasy concept, can you do wwe 2009-2012 ppvs tagged classic style? for example over the limit 2010 with fatal 4 way 2010 tagg classic style, like weith gry borders and stuff, thanks
The WWE DVD department is running out of ideas for DVDs to release. A Falls Count Anywhere 3 Disk Set dubbed The Greatest Street Fights and other Out of Control Matches? Really? Yet, you come up with great fantasy concepts every week that WWE can easily make. Someone contact their department and tell them about these Fantasy Concepts articles for ideas for them to steal or just hire Mark. He’ll make them a lot of profits, he could also save them the time of making a DVD cover.
For promos, you must include the Rock ‘N Sock reunion segment with La Resistance.
For matches:
Recycles –
vs. HBK – Mind Games
vs. Taker – KOTR 98
vs. Rock – Raw 1/4/99
vs. Whipwreck – ECW farewell
vs. Austin – Raw 11/18/96
vs. Orton – Backlash 04
vs. Flair – Summerslam 06
ECW intergender match – ONS 06
vs. HHH – No Way Out 2000
New matches for commercial release (no editing to Ventura commentary) –
vs. HHH – Canadian Stampede
vs. HHH – One Night Only
Philly Street Fight – Slamboree 94
vs. Vader – Halloween Havoc 93
vs. Owen – stink up the joint match
vs. Bret – Raw 1997
vs. Taker – KOTR 96
vs. Sting – Beach Blast 92
vs. Sting – 11/91
vs. Steamboat – one of their matches
vs. Rock – Cold Day in Hell
vs. Van Hammer
Cactus/Malenko/Scorpio vs. Eddie/Steiners – ECW
If WWE was going to make another Foley DVD, such as this one, why wouldn’t you think they wouldn’t put that King of the Ring match w/ Undertaker on it? Just because YOU already own the match?
People don’t seem to understand that certain matches make various DVD releases simply because they SHOULD be on them. Hell in a Cell with Foley and Taker SHOULD have been on OMG! 50 Top Incidents. Taker/Foley SHOULD have been on Best of King of the Ring.
If they one day make an Undertaker 3-4 disc bio DVD set, I would think they would put that Foley/Taker match on there again.
I think this is an awesome idea, as it follows the DVD profile format which I favour. I am not a fan of ‘in-character’ DVDs, like the Edge one that was released a few years back, and the documentary format works much better for me! Love the inclusion of Japan’s Death Matches – Would WWE have access to these in full?? I would hope so, as they included Japanese footage on the Benoit DVD years ago! Interesting concept!
Thats awesome. The first fantasy blu-ray set (I think its your first). Anyway, nice job on everything. Nice cover and great matchlisting. You put alot of work into the matchlisting part of your concepts. Great job man.
Very nice! I think we’ll probably get something like this sooner rather then later. Mick is long overdue for a documentary. Four discs might be stretching it, I’m thinking they’ll lean towards three. Great job with the listings!
No matches with Foley winning the title? I figured one of them would make it. Only one match after 1999? I know there wasn’t a whole lot too choose from after then, but Foley-Orton was pretty good.
I usually like these but this one isn’t so good. The title and cover are way too similar to the crappy TNA Foley release and the content leaves a LOT to be desired. The most obvious issue is there should be NO repeats from Greatest Hits And Misses: The Hardcore Edition. The only people even marginally interested in a Foley release at this stage already have that set. The next thing, your listing skips from 1999 to 2006???
The saddest thing is I can see WWE releasing this exact set…
Everytime I see these concepts it’s kinda depressing because i know they’re never gonna see the light of day and if they do WWE doesn’t do nowhere near as good a job as you.
That’s the one. I think they want D-Generation X to be remembered as being just Shawn Michaels & Triple H. But at the time the formation of the new DX was big business. Not sure its a great Foley moment though. As I recall they get their asses totally handed to them. More of a DX moment, but then again Foley always gets his ass handed to him. Gotta love the Micker.
What can I say that won’t be said? Nothing. This set would mark the absolute definitive career collection for Foley. Very nice job here and I can’t think of one moment, segment or match that is missing. I would buy this in a heartbeat
Didnt he have some matches in AWA aswell? I’d like to see his match against Bret Hart from Shotgun Saturday Night on DVD, but I don’t think it was much of a Mick moment.
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Foley has stated his gratitude for both Sting and Taker so those rivalries should each have their own chapter dedicated sorely to those feuds. His rivalry and partnership with Rock should also get its own chapter as well. I see a Rock-N-Sock chapter. But no separate chapter for their rivalry.
Every match with Rock, Sting, taker should be here because those were some of his greatest feuds. His matches with HHH were damn good too so there’s got to be a ton of those if not every match they had. The Dumpster Incident would be a great addition. I’m referring to when Jack & Charlie were against each other. I think Jack hit an elbow on Charlie inside the dumpster. The Outlaws closed the dumpster and pushed it off the stage with JR saying, “There’s people in there! What the hell is so special about that??!!!”
I would buy that
We need the Hell In A cell matches with Triple H.
I’ve seen enough. WWE DVD Production and Development team..you’ve gotta hire this guy. He’s a genius
I love the idea. While there have been quite a few Foley DVDs, it would be nice to ave a definitive collection of his matches and promos. The only problem I see would be his match against Terry Funk from IWA Japan. It wouldn’t be a problem of who owns the rights to the footage, but the content. Yes WWE has put violent matches on DVDs before, but I doubt they’d put that match on one of their sets.
I think we forget, thanks to his career being thoroughly chronicled through his books, that he’s never had a full-length, career-spanning documentary produced on him. It’s well overdue and would be a first-day purchase for me.
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Fantastic! I have the other Foley DVD’s but would buy this on Blu Ray in an instant. Really nice work on this one.
I’d love it one day, but I think Mick’s had so many DVDs that some people should be ahead of him on the list really. Good match listing though.
Yea I know I would buy this in a second
I think this is amazing, would love to know the mick’s story from a dvd, it’s always fun to see clips and pictures and for the matches I think some of them are really just awesome.. I’ll definitely buy it!! If it turns to be a project, Nice back & front cover art by the way!!!
Would probably be MA not TV-14.
and plus why do we need another dvd on mick foley he’s had had one in 2004!
i feel these are wwe dvd’s rumor around at wwe and you just take them with the art and everything and just change a few things
I’m not sure where some of the hate is comIng from for this one, to me this is a simply incredible match listing as Mick wasn’t just about the matches his promo work was just as good (if not better than his ring work!) so I love the inclusion of the promos. In regard to the matches already released I only see 6 (out of 22) and of those 4 have alternate commentary adding value to them (I’d like to see the Hell in a Cell with new commentary aswell) and all 6 matches are very important to the story of Mick Foley.
I cannot express how awesome this set would be, even down to the detail on the special features ‘Diamond Dallas… Rage’ is that the cookie story from Micks 1st book? And Stand Up for Mick Foley is something about Micks standup?
Some of you people are stupid, you whine about repets then as where the Hell in a Cell w/ HHH and Mind Games w/ HBK are – those are repeated too! Supersonic you listed repeated matches that aren’t even on this set then said what matches have never been released which include at least 3 which are already out WTF? This lineup is much better than those you did on the forum at least some thought has gone into this one, instead of an endless list of matches. Zzzzzzz
Keep up the good work Mark
i wish the fantasy concepts was true
for your next fantasy concept, can you do wwe 2009-2012 ppvs tagged classic style? for example over the limit 2010 with fatal 4 way 2010 tagg classic style, like weith gry borders and stuff, thanks
Dam I wish this was a real release I would buy it in a min
The WWE DVD department is running out of ideas for DVDs to release. A Falls Count Anywhere 3 Disk Set dubbed The Greatest Street Fights and other Out of Control Matches? Really? Yet, you come up with great fantasy concepts every week that WWE can easily make. Someone contact their department and tell them about these Fantasy Concepts articles for ideas for them to steal or just hire Mark. He’ll make them a lot of profits, he could also save them the time of making a DVD cover.
This dvd would be great as well as a best of Mick Foley Unreleased set.. Many WCW/ECW/USWA stuff not on dvd
This is largely a fail based on listing.
For promos, you must include the Rock ‘N Sock reunion segment with La Resistance.
For matches:
Recycles –
vs. HBK – Mind Games
vs. Taker – KOTR 98
vs. Rock – Raw 1/4/99
vs. Whipwreck – ECW farewell
vs. Austin – Raw 11/18/96
vs. Orton – Backlash 04
vs. Flair – Summerslam 06
ECW intergender match – ONS 06
vs. HHH – No Way Out 2000
New matches for commercial release (no editing to Ventura commentary) –
vs. HHH – Canadian Stampede
vs. HHH – One Night Only
Philly Street Fight – Slamboree 94
vs. Vader – Halloween Havoc 93
vs. Owen – stink up the joint match
vs. Bret – Raw 1997
vs. Taker – KOTR 96
vs. Sting – Beach Blast 92
vs. Sting – 11/91
vs. Steamboat – one of their matches
vs. Rock – Cold Day in Hell
vs. Van Hammer
Cactus/Malenko/Scorpio vs. Eddie/Steiners – ECW
If WWE was going to make another Foley DVD, such as this one, why wouldn’t you think they wouldn’t put that King of the Ring match w/ Undertaker on it? Just because YOU already own the match?
People don’t seem to understand that certain matches make various DVD releases simply because they SHOULD be on them. Hell in a Cell with Foley and Taker SHOULD have been on OMG! 50 Top Incidents. Taker/Foley SHOULD have been on Best of King of the Ring.
If they one day make an Undertaker 3-4 disc bio DVD set, I would think they would put that Foley/Taker match on there again.
I think this is an awesome idea, as it follows the DVD profile format which I favour. I am not a fan of ‘in-character’ DVDs, like the Edge one that was released a few years back, and the documentary format works much better for me! Love the inclusion of Japan’s Death Matches – Would WWE have access to these in full?? I would hope so, as they included Japanese footage on the Benoit DVD years ago! Interesting concept!
I would love a new Mick Foley DVD. I would not love this Mick Foley DVD.
Thats awesome. The first fantasy blu-ray set (I think its your first). Anyway, nice job on everything. Nice cover and great matchlisting. You put alot of work into the matchlisting part of your concepts. Great job man.
Actually, I forgot you did the WrestleMania blu-ray sets. Oops.
Very nice! I think we’ll probably get something like this sooner rather then later. Mick is long overdue for a documentary. Four discs might be stretching it, I’m thinking they’ll lean towards three. Great job with the listings!
Would love it 🙂
where is mankind vs shawn michaels mind games?
and triple h vs cactus jack hell in a cell
No matches with Foley winning the title? I figured one of them would make it. Only one match after 1999? I know there wasn’t a whole lot too choose from after then, but Foley-Orton was pretty good.
Also he’s written 4 (4!) bios, does ANYone need a Foley doc?
The format of The Legacy of Stone Cold would work much better here.
I usually like these but this one isn’t so good. The title and cover are way too similar to the crappy TNA Foley release and the content leaves a LOT to be desired. The most obvious issue is there should be NO repeats from Greatest Hits And Misses: The Hardcore Edition. The only people even marginally interested in a Foley release at this stage already have that set. The next thing, your listing skips from 1999 to 2006???
The saddest thing is I can see WWE releasing this exact set…
Everytime I see these concepts it’s kinda depressing because i know they’re never gonna see the light of day and if they do WWE doesn’t do nowhere near as good a job as you.
Not that it’s bad, but a good majority of your covers are very similar. Content wise, though…phenomenal!
I’m surprised the Outlaws vs. Funk and Cactus Jack cage match hasnt been released on DVD yet. That was a big moment.
The match the night after WrestleMania XIV? The night X-Pac returned. That was a great cage match…and RAW.
That’s the one. I think they want D-Generation X to be remembered as being just Shawn Michaels & Triple H. But at the time the formation of the new DX was big business. Not sure its a great Foley moment though. As I recall they get their asses totally handed to them. More of a DX moment, but then again Foley always gets his ass handed to him. Gotta love the Micker.
yep
What can I say that won’t be said? Nothing. This set would mark the absolute definitive career collection for Foley. Very nice job here and I can’t think of one moment, segment or match that is missing. I would buy this in a heartbeat
Didnt he have some matches in AWA aswell? I’d like to see his match against Bret Hart from Shotgun Saturday Night on DVD, but I don’t think it was much of a Mick moment.