Above, watch a brand new preview clip of WWE’s Best of Great American Bash DVD/Blu-ray. Host Dusty Rhodes talks about Sting’s contributions to NWA/WCW, before introducing the Sting vs. Ric Flair World Heavyweight Championship match from July 1990.
“United We Slam: The Best of Great American Bash” will release first to the UK & Europe on July 14th, then to the United States on July 15th, and finally to Australia on August 8th.
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In an update to the new look WWE logo potentially debuting after SummerSlam, we’re hearing that the “3D beveled and gradiented” version of the logo (shown on the left of the below image) will be reserved for on-air programming and the WWE Network.
The flat versions will reportedly appear for all other branding, such as WWE DVD releases.
Expiring later today here on eBay.com (currently $36) is definitely one to look out for – a copy of the rare Japanese exclusive “WWE Live in Japan 2005” DVD!
Here’s the first sighting of the Blu-ray cover artwork for “Ladies and Gentleman, My Name is Paul Heyman”. This is the UK and Europe’s version of the set which as of now will be released one day before the US market, on August 4th through WWEDVD.co.uk.
The latest WWE DVD documentary streaming on the WWE Network is Triumph and Tragedy of World Class Championship Wrestling. The next will be Bobby “The Brain” Heenan.
We’ve added those two to our new “WWE DVDs on WWE Network” page.
Speaking of the Network, a new survey was issued to fans revealing potential plans for week long specials with such themes as: Sting, Randy Savage, CM Punk, The Kliq, SummerSlam, Slammy Awards, Screw Job, Worst of WWE, Monday Night War, and others.
Also listed were “definitive interviews” with Vince McMahon and Stone Cold Steve Austin.
The Real McMahon – The Definitive Interview:
A no holds barred interview with Vince McMahon, divided into four hour-long specials. Vince talks about the histroy of WWE, his family’s legacy, the Mr. McMahon character, the XFL, and more.
Why didn’t they add an actual E to the new logo? Having two W’s was what always bothered me about the old logo and this one is no different except for a different font.
I voted for the Vince McMahon interview over the Kliq reunion purely because I have hopes for that one. We’ll always be able to have a Kliq reunion whether we vote for it or not. But the Vince one is something I’d make a priority. How often are we going to be able to see something like this? I just hope they don’t just use the footage they shot over the past few years.
Don’t understand why the segments are just shot straight in the NXT arena. Seems like they wanted to put the least amount of effort into the set as possible. Either that or try to advertise their current average programming to the niche audience who probably already know of it :/
The bumpers aren’t a part of the DVD that would require much in the way of setup, since the focus is on the matches themselves. It’s not worth putting a lot of time and money into it.
The new WWE logo sucks, looks childish. The scratch logo at least looks professional. As for the Great American Bash set, I understand why Dusty Rhodes is the host but even in this clip he doesn’t have anything interesting or significant to say.
The new WWE logo would look amazing without the stupid red underline. It would look so much more bad ass.
I thought the Paul Heyman Blu-Ray was TV-14 although its been put as a 12 when it should be 15.
I’d really like to see that Definitive McMahon interview on WWE Network. I actually voted for that on the survey. The new WWE logo is awesome. Can’t wait to see it on the ring turnbuckles. If they changed the rope colors to grey or silver that would look good with the new logo. They could use the same color ropes they did for the ECW brand.
They’ve actually been using the new logo on the turnbuckles in NXT for months now. I think “Arrival” back in February was the first show to use them. Also the NXT belts have had the new logo since that show also.
So stoked for the upcoming Sting Blu-Ray set. The new WWE logo sucks though