“Randy Orton – RKO Outta Nowhere” slithers into your collection in just over 2 weeks!
But before then, and outta nowhere, WrestlingDVDNetwork.com is back to give you a first look at November’s big WWE Home Video release before it lands anywhere.
The new Randy Orton compilation will span “The Viper’s” entire career; from his debut in OVW all the way to present day WWE, with a total of 19 matches on DVD and 23 matches on Blu-ray. In between those expect to see newly filmed interview footage with Orton himself as he sits down to discuss many of the bouts featured and the Superstars that got hit with an RKO in them.
Above, watch our exclusive preview showing the intro to “Randy Orton – RKO Outta Nowhere”. Below, check out early photos of both the finished DVD and the Blu-ray!
Pictured are the UK versions, available to pre-order now on Amazon.co.uk and WWEDVD.co.uk.
As one of the most unpredictable and volatile Superstars in WWE history, Randy Orton defines his legacy by injuring others, capturing championships, and RKOing anybody who gets in his way.
Witness the metamorphosis of “The Apex Predator” in this complete collection highlighting his entire sports-entertainment career.
From his first match in OVW, to his introduction to the WWE Universe in 2002, to his transformation into “The Legend Killer,” to becoming “The Viper” of today, this set shows why Randy Orton is one of the greatest Superstars to ever slither into a WWE ring.
Release Dates for WWE’s new “RANDY ORTON – RKO Outta Nowhere” DVD & Blu-ray where you are…
– UK/Europe: November 14th. Pre-order the RKO DVD or Blu-ray now here on Amazon.co.uk.
– USA: November 15th. Pre-order the RKO DVD or Blu-ray now here on Amazon.com.
– Australia: December 7th. Get your RKO DVD on pre-order now via Madman.com.au.
Released this week – “Back to the Territories: Amarillo” by Kayfabe Commentaries!
Jim Cornette interviews Terry Funk in the latest DVD in the series, which is also available to stream On Demand, or to download to your device for later. Grab it at KayfabeCommentaries.com.
You can watch 7 minutes of the DVD for free in the official trailer:
THIS WEEKEND: In between your Halloween (and Hell in a Cell) festivities this weekend be sure to head to WWEShop.com to take advantage of one of their best money off codes.
Code “SAVE25” takes a 25% chunk off the price of DVDs and a plethora of other merchandise!
UK FANS: Heads up, any pre-order placed for “The True Story of Royal Rumble” DVD/Blu-ray before 11.59pm tonight (Friday) will be given a 15% discount on the price and free delivery!
Just head to WWEDVD.co.uk and use the promo code “TRUERR” at checkout.
“LOTS” OF DEALS: Our weekend eBay Watch finds the following big lots of WWE DVD goodies, including multiple Anthology box sets (with bonus titles), and this pile of Blu-rays…
$25.00 – Lot of 9 WWE Blu-rays (Daniel Bryan, Paul Heyman, Stone Cold…)
$40.00 – SummerSlam Anthology Box Set (+ Extra 5 SSlam DVDs/Blu-rays)
$40.00 – Royal Rumble Anthology Box Set (+ Extra 5 Rumble DVDs/Blu-rays)
$60.00 – WrestleMania Anthology Box Set (+ Extra 7 Mania DVDs/Blu-rays)
These WWE Blu-rays released in recent years are also up for grabs dirt cheap…
$0.99 – WrestleMania 26 Blu-ray
$1.04 – Undertaker: The Streak Blu-ray
$2.50 – Ladies & Gentleman, My Name Is Paul Heyman Blu-ray
$5.06 – Eric Bischoff: Most Controversial Figure Blu-ray
And coming up on Monday are not one but two chances to own the WrestleMania 17 DVD…
$22.50 – WWF WrestleMania X-Seven DVD
$29.99 – WWF WrestleMania X-Seven DVD (Free Shipping)
Am I the only one who likes the DVD disc art more than the blu ray disc art?
Daniel, will anyone be reviewing the hardcore title DVD anytime soon?
No plans right now but hope all the coverage and previews we gave to the Hardcore DVD helped sway your decision on it?
No thanks.I already have most of these matches and the first Orton DVD
Probably the worse title for a DVD/bluray.
I agree, established/popular merch leaders are always a bad choice for home video compilations.
On the Orton DVD set, is this going to be the new and standard packaging of their DVDs instead of the flip designs that we’re most normally accustomed to here in the States or is this just for the European markets?
Just for the European markets…