As of writing, the Blu-ray edition has been removed from WWE’s official site, as you can see here on WWEShop.com, which may indicate that they sold out of their initial numbers.
But, if you are able to get your hands on the Blu-ray, here’s what it looks like…
Thanks to WDN reader Eddie Austin for sharing the photos!
You can also check out first look pics of the DVD version in this earlier article:
Before Jerry “The King” Lawler became one of the signature voices of WWE he was one of the greatest competitors in all of sports entertainment.
For the first time ever, get a glimpse into The King’s illustrious career as he gives insight into all of his most memorable matches and moments. From his early days performing in Memphis to his legendary feud with comedy icon Andy Kaufman, to his arrival in WWE, this set is a must-have for any fan of sports entertainment.
With a successful career spanning over four decades, it’s easy to see that it’s good to be The King.
Blu-ray Exclusives
The Blu-ray edition features 1 hour and 30 minutes of exclusive content – including additional stories told by Jerry Lawler that aren’t featured in the documentary, plus the following extra matches and segments:
– NWA World Heavyweight Championship Match
Ric Flair vs. Jerry Lawler Memphis Wrestling • August 4, 1982
– Wrestler vs. Boxer & Manager Match
Jerry Lawler vs. Andy Kaufman & Jimmy Hart Memphis Wrestling • November 21, 1983
– King’s Court with Jerry Lawler interviewing himself Wrestling Challenge • June 27, 1993
– Jerry Lawler & Nova vs. The Prototype (John Cena) & Sean O’Haire OVW Wrestling • June 28, 2002
– After Raw Birthday Celebration RAW • November 29, 2010
Not sure if this has been pointed out yet, but there’s a printing error on the blu-ray listings. They show the empty arena match as being the start of disc 2 but that’s on disc 1. Everything up to and including the casket match against The Undertaker is on disc 1. The rest of the content is on disc 2.
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I bought this Blu-Ray at Best Buy earlier today. Hope it’s a good documentary!
Not sure if this has been pointed out yet, but there’s a printing error on the blu-ray listings. They show the empty arena match as being the start of disc 2 but that’s on disc 1. Everything up to and including the casket match against The Undertaker is on disc 1. The rest of the content is on disc 2.