Today, WrestlingDVDNetwork.com can exclusively reveal the name that WWE has planned for the 2016 Home Video release on the Dudley Boyz and its first confirmed release date!
First up, “Straight Outta Dudleyville: The Legacy of the Dudley Boyz” will be the title of the new DVD set, according to what we’re seeing on official schedules as of this month.
The first release date scheduled is Monday, April 11th, 2016 when the collection will hit stores in the United Kingdom, so expect the release date to the United States to fall in the same month.
It’s coming on both DVD and Blu-ray formats worldwide. A documentary is confirmed!
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Below is a new cover shot for another WWE DVD out next year – “Best PPV Matches 2015”.
This title will be the first 3 disc compilation released in 2016, available to fans across the United States from January 19th. Pre-order in time for then by clicking here to Amazon.com.
And here’s new box art for the Survivor Series 2015 DVD, featuring The Undertaker!
This one will be the last WWE DVD released this year and will be available to fans across the United States in 2 week’s time. Pre-order in time for then by clicking here to Amazon.com.
Don’t forget to take advantage of WWEShop.com promo code “CHEER” for 30% off any order – the code will expire at midnight tonight and when it’s gone, it’s gone!
As we’ve mentioned, using the code with the brand new Owen Hart DVD, the price drops to just $13.99 and the Blu-ray to only $17.49. When buying multiple items at once the shipping stays a flat-rate $6.99 or $9.99 so it’s worth stocking up. Click here to head to WWEShop.com now.
RARE STUFF: Here’s one to look out for – this complete collection of the 12 tricky-to-find WWF “Attitude Collection” DVDs is up for grabs on eBay this weekend! Link below.
That’s joined by all of these WWF DVD rarities being auctioned off individually:
$2.99 – WWF Best of RAW Vol. 1 & 2 DVD
$4.99 – WWF Undertaker: This Is My Yard DVD
$4.99 – WWF King of the Ring 2000 DVD
$4.99 – WWF No Mercy 2001 DVD
$4.99 – WWF Vengeance 2001 DVD
$4.99 – WWF Royal Rumble 2002 DVD
$5.24 – WWF Invasion 2001 DVD
$5.24 – WWF SummerSlam 199 DVD
$5.24 – WWF Royal Rumble 2000 DVD
$5.24 – WWF Royal Rumble 2001 DVD
$12.25 – WWF King of the Ring 2001 DVD
$16.51 – WWF WrestleMania 16 DVD
$20.50 – WWF WrestleMania 17 DVD
a documentary of the Dudley Boyz doesn’t interest me but a match compilation of ECW and WWE matches does however.
Dudleyz set…..everyone including the talents involved always talk about the TLC series the Dudleyz, E&C and the Hardyz had so I hope all three – Summerslam 2000, WM2000, WM17 – are on the set along with Hardyz vs Dudleyz Tables match from Royal Rumble 2000. The Tables match from No Way Out 2001 where the Dudleyz successfully retained the Tag Titles against E&C and Taker/Kane. Dudleyz vs Hardyz from the Smackdown X-Treme episode along with their Tag Title wins and Dudleys Reunion from Survivor Series 2002 and their 2015 return to WWE after Summerslam should be part of the set too. I know ECW content will definitely be part of the set. It’d be nice if they could get Spike Dudley on the documentary as well. What should NOT be on the set is Reverend Devon or the Dudleyz vs Taker at the GAB 2004.
That is a terrible title and the 3rd member of the Dudley boys should be on the cover
I am still undecided if I want to get it or not
I really like the artwork for the Best PPV Matches.
I’ll get the dudley boy set for matches. I own the ecw DVD over the team and it contains stuff wwe wouldn’t touch. I remember attending a tna taping where bully tosses a jobber out of the ring then yells get the f*** out of my ring! Great times
Another example of many, where WWE takes something original and copy it, instead of coming up with somehting of their own:
not particulare original choice of title..since there’s just been a movie profiling the hip hop syndicate N.W.A. with that Straight outta.. signature title.
We all know, WWE don’t have the balls anymore to produce MA-rated releases anymore, so I can only hope, this will be a TV-14 at least..
then again, what does it matter after all today: blood expressive images is made black and white even on those rated releases today, aka the dreadfull Monday Night War compilation.
Still curious for the content, especially the ECW and WWF part.
They were in TNA for about 10 years or so, I hope they talk a lot about that, and don’t just that time of their career.