Mick Foley broke into sports-entertainment in 1983, shortly after a fateful trip to see his idol Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka inspired him to pursue his dream. Now- 30 years, 3 personas, 3 WWE Championships, multiple New York Times best sellers and countless bumps and cheap pops later, WWE brings his comprehensive story to home entertainment for the first time ever!
Friends, family, peers and the Hardcore Legend himself detail his story from being Mrs. Foley’s baby boy in Long Island, New York to becoming an international Superstar, philanthropist and author. Get inside commentary on his brutal matches in ECW and Japan, struggles in WCW, his notorious Hell in a Cell matches, and the fascinating evolution in WWE as Cactus Jack, Mankind, Dude Love, and all the unparalleled success in between. Plus, take home bonus matches and moments spanning his entire career.
“For All Mankind” will also be released in April to the UK and Europe over at WWEDVD.co.uk, and it follows on to Shock Australia’s website WWEDVD.com.au early the next month.
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Mick Foley broke into sports-entertainment in 1983, shortly after a fateful trip to see his idol Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka inspired him to pursue his dream. Now- 30 years, 3 personas, 3 WWE Championships, multiple New York Times best sellers and countless bumps and cheap pops later, WWE brings his comprehensive story to home entertainment for the first time ever!
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The Mankind painting in the back is cool, very nice cover. This should be a good one.
so where’s the inside artwork?
Already?
Not a “Blu” disc tale then? XD
i wonder how much discussion there will be about Mick in TNA, wwe seems to gloss over this part of careers in WWE documentaries.
If I remember correctly,Jeff Hardy briefly mentions his time in Tna on his part of the Twist of Fate DVD
Yes Jeff Hardy did bring up TNA on his dvd set..
I love how his three wwe books are under the lamp on the table, very nice touch… Great guy I met him and he was really cool…