TNADVD.co.uk will release “One Night Only: Knockouts Knockdown” on DVD next month to the United Kingdom and Europe. Shown below is the confirmed cover artwork.
WDN reader Sunny G has found a new box set of WWE DVDs on sale exclusively at Costco in Canada. Pictured below, the box set includes 10 PPVs from 2012 and a free T-Shirt.
This reminds us of a similar box set called “Ultimate 2010-2011 PPV Collection” which was also a Canadian exclusive. That was released through Costco at the end of 2011.
The latest WWE DVD and Blu-ray release to the UK and Europe is Night of Champions 2013. That’s in stock here on WWEDVD.co.uk for £12.99 on DVD, £13.99 on Blu-ray.
Price drop on the WWE Hell in a Cell 2013 DVD! It’s down to $10.99 here on Amazon.com, which follows a recent trend of lower than usual prices for the new PPV DVDs.
The new Hell in a Cell DVD hits stores on Tuesday, November 26th.
Below, check out the 6 WWF/WWE DVDs that sold for the most cash on eBay within the past one month! How many of these rarities do you have in your collection?
Australia actually did a 2012 PPV DVD box set which featured ALL the PPV’s from that year (no shirt included though). Not sure why Canada would skimp out on all the PPV’s of that year, bit odd.
Anyone who would pay76$ for.the homecoming raw less than a month before it will be available as part of a twenty best episodes box set for 60$ is either incredibly rich or incredibly stupid.
True-I’m actually surprised sellers of the homecoming DVD are not scrambling to sell it asap as its value will go down (tremendously) once the raw box set arrives. I got mine for $65 bucks a year ago & come Dec. 3 I will regret making the purchase of the disc.
That box set seems so random. As well as incomplete. I can see if it was a complete 2012 PPV box set, but the exclusion of Rumble and Chamber just makes it a strange set.
Wow. I forgot about that. It reminds me of WCW back in the day when they would release PPVs on VHS with the wrong year on the cover. There were several Starrcade tapes from 1995-1997 that had the following year listed on each one. I guess because Starrcade was a December PPV that usually wasn’t released on video until February or March and the brain surgeons at Turner Home Video just forgot what year it was.
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Australia actually did a 2012 PPV DVD box set which featured ALL the PPV’s from that year (no shirt included though). Not sure why Canada would skimp out on all the PPV’s of that year, bit odd.
wheres Royal Rumble and Chamber at!?
WHY is a box set would they not include The Rumble and Elimination Chamber? I know Mania is 3 discs but you need those to get the feel of Mania
Any idea how much the Canadian box set sells for? Probably gunna go pick it up.
$74.99 by the looks of it.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BZDRMXDCEAIJsuZ.jpg
Wcw world war 3 also had the wrong year on the box for the first three years, then they didn’t put a year on the 98 world war 3 box, haha,.
Yeah by the time 1998 came around they must’ve said “The hell with it. Keeping track of years is just too complicated for us.” lol
Anyone who would pay76$ for.the homecoming raw less than a month before it will be available as part of a twenty best episodes box set for 60$ is either incredibly rich or incredibly stupid.
True-I’m actually surprised sellers of the homecoming DVD are not scrambling to sell it asap as its value will go down (tremendously) once the raw box set arrives. I got mine for $65 bucks a year ago & come Dec. 3 I will regret making the purchase of the disc.
That box set seems so random. As well as incomplete. I can see if it was a complete 2012 PPV box set, but the exclusion of Rumble and Chamber just makes it a strange set.
Look at the last one. It’s stranger. 😉
http://www.wrestlingdvdnews.com/wwe-ultimate-ppv-collection-dvd-boxset/19183/
Wow. I forgot about that. It reminds me of WCW back in the day when they would release PPVs on VHS with the wrong year on the cover. There were several Starrcade tapes from 1995-1997 that had the following year listed on each one. I guess because Starrcade was a December PPV that usually wasn’t released on video until February or March and the brain surgeons at Turner Home Video just forgot what year it was.