
Just under two weeks before it is officially released, here at WrestlingDVDNetwork.com we have some first look photos of the DVD version of – “The Monday Night War Vol. 2: Know Your Role” – courtesy of WDN reader @JayJayRock206.
“The Monday Night War Vol. 2 – Know Your Role” collects together the final 10 episodes of the WWE Network original series. The 10 episodes featured cover a number of different topics from Celebrity involvement, to Divas, to ECW, The Rock and of course the demise of World Championship Wrestling. Similar to Volume 1 each episode will be bookended with post episode analysis, this time with former WCW Executive, Eric Bischoff!
Synopsis
In this 20-episode documentary series, WWE chronicles the Monday Night War with WCW. In Volume 2, see WWE return to prominence by snapping WCW’s 84-week winning streak, as well as the rise of Chris Jericho, Sable and of course, The Rock.
Plus, hear about backstage politics on both sides, and all the events leading to WWE’s victory and the fall of WCW. This volume will cover the final ten episodes in this documentary, along with matches and moments from that era!
Runtime:
The DVD version of Monday Night War Vol. 2 – Know Your Role has a runtime of 9 hours, 51 minutes across the four discs. Below is the runtimes of the each Blu-ray disc and exclusives.
— Disc 1: 3 hours, 50 minutes
— Disc 2: 2 hours, 58 minutes
— Disc 3: 3 hours, 3 minutes
— Blu-ray Exclusives: 1 hour, 3 minutes
You can check out the full content planned for Monday Night War Vol. 2 by clicking here.
– Australia: September 2nd – Pre-order your DVD/Blu-ray from WWEDVD.com.au.
– USA: September 8th – Pre-order now on DVD/Blu-ray here on Amazon.com.
– UK/Europe: Coming October 5th. Pre-order your copy from Amazon.co.uk.
Can’t wait for September 8th to Watch the last 10 épisodes! I really liked the first 10 épisodes dans the fallout with HHH and Sting. But the Blu-Ray exclusive was so boring!!!
Love the front cover. Hopefully you guys can get the Blu-Ray first look soon.
The overall look of this set is good but at the same time, it’s strange that it looks so different from vol.1…..I was expecting them to match being a set & all.
totally jokes, those run times for bluray.. disc 1 is even shorter than disc 1 of Midsouth..
potential was huge when this project was first mentioned.. but, like the “creative” writing of todays product, it is watered down to almost no substance at all.
Recent year and a half only have had 2 10/10 releases for me: Heyman and OMG vol. 2. Seems like the production and quality value on physical releases are going on a 9.99 scale. Hope WWE don’t make it a garbage release on Owens, if/when it gets to go.