
These new shots of the “United We Slam: The Best of Great American Bash” DVD and Blu-ray cover artwork have now come through. Next up should be the content listing.
WWE will release the Great American Bash DVD and Blu-ray this July and as of right now it’s currently scheduled to be released first to the UK and Europe.
The official synopsis for the DVD, which compiles matches from Jim Crockett Promotions, WCW Great American Bash events and WWE’s version of the PPV, can be read below.
One of sports entertainment’s most patriotic traditions, The Great American Bash provided the July fireworks for fans from 1985 – 2009. Originating with the NWA and WCW, the event has featured legends such as the “Nature Boy” Ric Flair, The Road Warriors, Sting, Randy Savage and more clashing for championship gold.
Continuing in WWE, the red, white and blue pay-per-view always delivered historic thrills. Now, relive the best star-spangled excitement from nearly 20 events, featuring the greatest matches and moments from history’s top Superstars.
Release Dates for “United We Slam” DVD/Blu-ray…
– UK/Europe: July 7th. Pre-order soon from WWEDVD.co.uk.
– USA: July 15th. Pre-order now here on Amazon.com.
– Australia: August 8th. Pre-order soon from WWEDVD.com.au.
Today is your last chance at the huge WWE DVD sale going on here at WWEShop.com.
Noteworthy deals are: $3.99 Superstar Collection titles, $4.99 for The Music of WWE and certain PPV Blu-rays, $6.99 for 3-disc sets like The Attitude Era and For All Mankind, $7.99 for last year’s WrestleMania, $9.99 for Superstar Blu-rays like Stone Cold and Brock Lesnar, $11.99 for last year’s WrestleMania on Blu-ray, and $14.99 for the new RAW After The Show DVD.
Go to the “DVD Event” sale at WWEShop.com…
Volume 1 of the Survivor Series Anthology was on sale for just $6.99. It has now sold out.
On the rarity side of things, there hasn’t been many sightings of the “Live and Unscripted” DVD (a WWE Magazine exclusive from several years back) on eBay recently, but one was auctioned off yesterday here on eBay.com and sold for $150!
There are two copies of the out-of-print Chris Benoit: Hard Knocks DVD going on eBay today.
$4.29 – WWE Chris Benoit: Hard Knocks DVD
$17.50 – WWE Chris Benoit: Hard Knocks DVD
These reasonable deals on rare WWF/WWE DVDs are coming up this week also.
$4.76 – WWF Unforgiven 1998 DVD (In DVD/BD Bundle)
$6.50 – WWE WrestleMania 24 Blu-ray
$18.49 – WWE Triple H: That Damn Good DVD
$29.99 – WWF Ringleaders DVD Box Set
$40.00 – WWE Judgment Day 2002 DVD
Any word on a listing yet for Great American Bash?
Just when shipping to Canada was decent from WWEShop now they started to charge sales tax for Canadians. I assume this is the equivalent to “import charges” Amazon.com includes.
Ridiculous.
I really hope the list won’t be filled with repeats but the important matches of it’s history along with a nice few gems.
How soon until the match listing arrives?
Amazon UK is currently offering upcoming WWE Blu Rays (including Paul Heyman, Sting and OMG 2) at a cost of £40.74. That’s $65.18 for a two-disc set. Insane.
For people that hate repeats and have the Network will probably want to skip this. I feel it will be quite similar to the Greatest WCW PPV Matches set with matches that were released in the past.
Every Bash is already available on the Network so nothing really will be new at all.
There’s some of the 1985 – 1987 pre-PPV Great American Bash shows which aren’t on the Network. So let’s hope they occupy the first two discs. Lol
To my knowledge and the DVD’s i own only a handful of matches from the GAB are available on DVD Including Sting/Koloff vs Anderson/Blanchard, Rhodes vs Windham, Luger vs Steamboat, Sting vs Flair, Luger vs Windham, Sting vs Vader, Wright vs Pillman, and Savage vs Page 2 so i think this DVD actually has potential to have quite a few obscure matches thrown in. I also don’t get the complaint about repeats when it’s only a handful of matches out of a 3 disc set.
Not sure why it says 1985-2009 in the Bash synopsis. It’s as if the 2012 SmackDown special never happened. That would be like having a King Of The Ring release and not mentioning 2006, 2008 and 2010 because they were Raw specials.
Actually 2006 was pretty much a SmackDown tournament too.
The 2006 Great American Bash featured Booker T winning the Heavyweight Title as well as some other good matches.
Yes, I was talking about King Of The Ring 2006. The whole tournament(except the finals) was on SmackDown.
Interesting how Sting, Dusty and Flair were also used for the Best of Starrcade cover as well.
Cover looks great. Looking forward to the match listing. I know they usually get the releases first, but there is a small bit of irony of a product called “Great American Bash” coming out in Europe and the UK first.