New Name for WWE Rivalries DVD, Bret & Foley DVD Updates, “Community”

February 22, 2013 by Daniel Bee

 
WWE Presents The Top 25 Rivalries In Wrestling History will be the title of the new 25 rivarly countdown DVD, according to the latest information we have. That is released on both DVD and Blu-ray formats on May 28th (pre-order).

We are in the early testing stages of a brand new extention of the WWEDVDNews.com website called “Community” – look out for more information on that soon!


More readers have sent word of finding the new Bret Hart “Dungeon Collection” DVD before release. So far we’ve heard of it being found at FYE stores in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Florida. A copy has also been found out of the country all the way in Gibraltar!

WWE Bret Hart The Dungeon Collection DVD

The official release to the US will be a week on Tuesday (March 5th) – click here to pre-order your copy. Australia gets it in April, and Europe gets it in May.

Wrestlingsuperstore.com uploaded first shots of the Blu-ray edition, as shown below.

WWE Bret Hart The Dungeon Collection Blu-ray


Yesterday the Mick Foley “For All Mankind” DVD cover artwork was revealed by Joey Styles, and Mick Foley himself, on Twitter. Following the reveal, Foley commented on the DVD production and the different personalities involved.

Wow, thanks for the incredible enthusiasm surrounding the new DVD cover. I’m usually my own toughest critic, but @WWE has really gone above and beyond with this bad boy. A few years ago, they started dramatically increasing the time and effort that goes into these productions, and it’s really apparent here. It just blows the A&E Biography piece away – and the extras are just great; stuff that anyone who really likes me will want to have in their collection. So many interviews with people who played a pivotal role in my life and career, including Terry Funk, Dominec DeNucci, Shane Douglas, Arn Anderson, Michael Hayes, Mike Rotunda, Vader (you’ll love the Vader/Cactus stuff) Kevin Sullivan, @HeymanHustle, @TheRock, family members, childhood friends, and some of today’s top superstars.

The on-sale date in the US is April 16th, and April 22 in the UK. I will make sure to give you all the pre-sale and sale info as it comes to me.

You can pre-order the new Mick Foley DVD/BD from $22.99 by clicking here.





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  1. R&REXPRESS#1 says:

    Rock & Roll Express vs. Midnight Express / Sting vs. Ric Flair just to name a couple that SHOULD be on this set….Will they be? Of course not, this will be yet another half-assed attempt that will include fueds which have already had ENTIRE sets devoted to them…(Austin vs. McMahon & Bret vs. Shawn come immediately to mind)….how many times does the same old worn out shit need to be covered!?? Really, if people would stop lapping this crap up for the millionth time, wwe might actually release something worth the paper & plastic its printed on….sorry if some find my opinion offensive but the truth is the truth.

  2. Scsa says:

    Does the top 25 rivlaries DVD/Blu-ray replace the single greatest rivlaries DVD/blu-ray – for example, we wont c a set on the rivlary of Austin Vs Rock like we did for Bret Vs Shawn, though we will see it on the Top 25 rivlaries set with perhaps just a few matches and if we’re lucky then maybe even a small documentry with both wrestlers sitting face to face being interviewed like Hart n Michaels did?

  3. KarlKayfabian says:

    Here’s hoping for the Flair/Steamboat match from Saturday Night on the extras.

    • Luke says:

      When did this “Saturday Night” match take place? I don’t seem to remember one. Was it much later, around 1994 or something?

  4. KarlKayfabian says:

    According to the description, we know at least three of the rivalries: Cena/Edge, Vince/Austin, and Flair/Steamboat.

  5. Vincenzzzzzo says:

    I can’t wait to hear the stories Foley will tell during the documentary. Good stuff.

  6. Eric Bischoff says:

    First!

    Good to see “wrestling” in the title…hopefully WWE will really dig in the archives.