We’re back on the blue side for our latest “RAW vs. SmackDown” content teasers.
Confirmed today for WWE’s new “Best of RAW & SmackDown 2015” DVD are three star-studded matches featuring the likes of Daniel Bryan, Roman Reigns, Randy Orton, Dean Ambrose, Kevin Owens, Bray Wyatt, and more — plus a Divas segment involving Paige and AJ Lee.
Look here if you missed any of our previous reveals.
— Daniel Bryan vs. Kane
SmackDown • January 15, 2015
— AJ Lee & Paige Call Out the Bella Twins
SmackDown • March 26, 2015
— Six-Man Tag Team Match
Roman Reigns, Randy Orton, & Neville vs. Sheamus, Kane, & Kofi Kingston
SmackDown • June 11, 2015
— Eight-Man Tag Team Match
Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose, & Cesaro vs. Sheamus, Kevin Owens, Bray Wyatt, & Luke Harper
SmackDown • August 20, 2015
Get your copy of WWE’s “Best of RAW & SmackDown 2015” DVD…
– Australia: February 3rd. Pre-order your copy now from WWEDVD.com.au.
– UK/Europe: February 8th. Pre-order your copy now here on Amazon.co.uk.
– USA: February 9th. Pre-order your copy now here on Amazon.com.
BOGO SALE: Heads up on a potentially big WWE DVD sale to hunt for this coming week!
It looks like FYE stores across the United States are beginning another of their “Buy 1 Get 1 Free” sales this holiday season. Both WWE DVD and Blu-ray titles are to be included.
More specifics as soon as we receive them.
I was in FYE on Thursday and just as Jeff says, the very small fine print states that the sale does not apply to used or on sale titles, which at FYE is almost everything since they routinely mark up every new item and then put it on sale at the price you would pay everywhere else to make it look like you are getting a good deal. I picked up one of the three Undertaker 21-1 coffin sets and since it was marked down from $59.99 to $49.99 it did not count as a regular priced DVD, which was too bad because they had a record number of older PPVs there that I really would love to have. Also, I was surprised to see such a limited item as the Taker Coffin set in that one store, let alone three of them. For such a limited run it sure seems like I am seeing a lot of them in Ohio!
yea fye is weird at times. hell the other day i found insurextion 2003, TNA Genesis 2011, hbk bret dvd hulk still rules 2002 dvd and extreme rules 2015 all really cheep
That sounds like the FYE about 30 miles from me. You can go in there today & they’ll have 30 new & used titles then wait a week & go back into the same store & they have double the selection of what they had from before.
Best Buy is selling the Owen Hart DVD for $17.99 and Owen Hart Blu-Ray for $21.99 so they are basically price-matching Amazon.com
Too bad I already ordered it at Amazon – its already being sent – would have rather ordered at Best Buy – could have used a gift card. Oh well.
Very interesting story. Thanks for sharing. Best, Lemo
Stop posting & go to sleep. 1st grade kids should be sleep by now.
I love you too, sunshine!
i went to fye its same only regular priced dvds can you buy one get one for free. deal does not work on on sale or used
Content of this years Red&Blue collection should be around 90 % Six-man tagmatches.. and, have you seen one of those, you’ve seen them all.
Lol, moaning just for the sake of it must be exhausting.
You can say the same thing about wrestling in general…you seen one match you seen them all…its two half naked men choreographing moves.
naaah.. not really, guys.. take a look at what different and creative stuff that came out every week in the RE and AE..compared to what happens this year: how mondays have we had at least 3 six-man tag matches per show.. countless periods of Authority blah-blahs.. Sure..The New Day was fun..to start with.. and Lesnar is always an entertaining menace, but even that and Heyman is getting a bit stale..
All a matter of taste, I guess.. and what is considered as entertaining.. Austin coming out every week to p!ss off Vince could be seen as stale for some I guess.. I consider it as some of the most creative and entertaining stuff ever happend..and caused the other uppercards along with the so called mid- and undercard to step up and be part of making the most out of it, which ALL did.
Is that the case today? Imo, absolutely not, when there at some point could be counted as much as 5 Six-man tag match on one RAW show.
Like I said, taste is for each one own.