In addition to Randy’s brother Lanny Poffo, his mother Judy Poffo and other family members and friends growing up, interview footage with the following wrestling personalities features in the documentary: Hulk Hogan, Jerry Lawler, Dusty Rhodes, Ric Flair, Jimmy Hart, Gene Okerlund, Pat Patterson, Bret Hart, Ted DiBiase, Diamond Dallas Page, Lex Luger, Ricky Steamboat, Kevin Nash, Jake Roberts, Dolph Ziggler, CM Punk, and Sheamus.
The new DVD and Blu-ray can now be found listed here at WWEDVD.co.uk, where fans in the UK and Europe can pre-order a copy now for November 17th.
Below is the confirmed cover artwork for the UK’s DVD and Blu-ray versions.
Fans in the United States will get the “Randy Savage Story” on November 18th, with a special Collector’s Edition box set also available. Right now, Amazon has the DVD up for pre-order for $22.98, the Blu-ray edition for $35.96, and the 6-disc box set for $107.08.
Tomorrow, WWE officially releases the Night of Champions 2014 DVD.
It will follow to fans in Australia on November 5th, then to fans in the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe on November 24th. UK fans get an exclusive Blu-ray edition.
Thanks goes out to WDN reader David Molesevich for sharing the pics below.
DVD Extras
– The Peep Show with Special Guest Chris Jericho
(Night of Champions Kickoff)
– Byron Saxton interviews AJ Lee
(Home Video Exclusive)
– Tom Phillips interviews Gold and Stardust
(Home Video Exclusive)
Yeah I wish the do was longer too. But at least he’s getting one. The previous Randy Savage set should have been a documentary if you ask me. All WWE had to do was induct the entire Poffo Family into the Hall Of Fame and things may have gotten cooler between him and Vince, which could have then led the previous DVD to be a documentary set with Randy involved. But Vince’s ego and the politics that goes into who’s inducted prevented that.
My only question is why were Sheamus and Ziggler interviewed? That’s not a complaint. It’s just everyone else there had some history with him in some point or another. Punk has paid tribute to Randy Savage with the use of the top rope elbow drop or so he has said. Maybe Ziggler grew up as a Savage fan. Heads was in Ireland so I don’t know how much of Randy Savage he got there.
I’ve had people tell me Scott Hall, Jake Roberts who was one of Savage’s best feuds in early 1992, the Slim Jim people of which Savage promoted their products as only the Macho Man can belong on the documentary. Sting too as Savage did work with him in WCW, as an opponent and in 1996 or 1997 as a very temporary ally of sorts as both men stood in the rafters. They may have been tag team partners too. All of that is very true. But there’s something to consider. My guess is this documentary was being put together before Sting’s 2K15 involvement and maybe before Hall and Jake were sober enough to participate.
BestBuy.com still shows my order for the Savage Collector’s Edition (when it was priced at $12.99), but the sku is no longer active. Man I hope they honor that.
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Yeah I wish the do was longer too. But at least he’s getting one. The previous Randy Savage set should have been a documentary if you ask me. All WWE had to do was induct the entire Poffo Family into the Hall Of Fame and things may have gotten cooler between him and Vince, which could have then led the previous DVD to be a documentary set with Randy involved. But Vince’s ego and the politics that goes into who’s inducted prevented that.
My only question is why were Sheamus and Ziggler interviewed? That’s not a complaint. It’s just everyone else there had some history with him in some point or another. Punk has paid tribute to Randy Savage with the use of the top rope elbow drop or so he has said. Maybe Ziggler grew up as a Savage fan. Heads was in Ireland so I don’t know how much of Randy Savage he got there.
I’ve had people tell me Scott Hall, Jake Roberts who was one of Savage’s best feuds in early 1992, the Slim Jim people of which Savage promoted their products as only the Macho Man can belong on the documentary. Sting too as Savage did work with him in WCW, as an opponent and in 1996 or 1997 as a very temporary ally of sorts as both men stood in the rafters. They may have been tag team partners too. All of that is very true. But there’s something to consider. My guess is this documentary was being put together before Sting’s 2K15 involvement and maybe before Hall and Jake were sober enough to participate.
Wow the documentary is only an hour and a half? Man I’m looking forward to this alot less now. Thats very disappointing.
Does the Randy Savage Collectors Edition only apply to Americans? If not, where else can it be found?
US, Canada and Australia.
BestBuy.com still shows my order for the Savage Collector’s Edition (when it was priced at $12.99), but the sku is no longer active. Man I hope they honor that.
I know one guy (not me unfortunately) that has Amazon Canada definitely honoring the CDN $12.56 initial pricing error of the box set there!
Sounds like that guy is either a really cool or complete asshole – I can’t decide.
I can never quite tell either. 😉
I always lean more towards the latter than the former.
Daniel + Mark:
Don’t be a Bully – Be a Star
Roll on the 17th!
Need that savage set.
Don’t forget that See No Evil 2 comes out tomorrow too!