If you’re in the UK but still don’t have it, head to WWEDVD.co.uk this weekend and use promo code “AE10” to receive 10% off the price and a guaranteed free mini-book while stocks last.
Fans in the United States can pick up the Attitude-filled DVD or Blu-ray this coming Tuesday. The “Attitude Era’s Greatest Matches” mini-book is expected to be included with all first run copies!
Among the 30 rare Attitude Era matches and moments featured in the compilation, look out for 2 previously unseen encounters involving The Rock and Steve Austin:
— Stone Cold Steve Austin & Cactus Jack vs. The Rock & D’Lo Brown Madison Square Garden • January 10, 1998
— Stone Cold Steve Austin, Cactus Jack & Chainsaw Charlie vs. The Rock & The New Age Outlaws Meadowlands, NJ • February 22, 1998
Get your hands on WWE’s “Attitude Era – UNRELEASED” DVD/Blu-ray…
– UK/Europe: This Monday! Grab the Attitude Unreleased DVD here on Amazon.co.uk.
– USA: This Tuesday! Grab the Attitude Unreleased DVD here on Amazon.com.
– Australia: September 28th. Pre-orders for Attitude Unreleased now live at Madman.com.au.
Did you see our full match listing reveal for WWE’s 2016 Randy Orton DVD and Blu-ray set?
We hear that WWE is working on some more extras and/or video packages to go along with the matches but those are still to be named. WrestlingDVDNetwork.com can however now exclusively reveal the official title planned for the (abruptly scheduled) Home Video release…
“Randy Orton – RKO Outta Nowhere”
As reported, the November WWE DVD offering will replace “OMG! ECW’s Craziest Moments” that was previously in this same slot. Looking on Amazon.com, you’ll see that the ECW product listings are still active right now but they are expected to change over in the coming weeks.
Release Dates for WWE’s new “RANDY ORTON – RKO Outta Nowhere” DVD & Blu-ray where you are…
– UK/Europe: November 14th. Look for the new RKO DVD/Blu-ray soon on Amazon.co.uk.
– USA: November 15th. Pre-order the new RKO DVD/Blu-ray now here on Amazon.com.
– Australia: TBA. Your chance to pre-order is coming soon via Madman.com.au.
As was the case with Money in the Bank 2016, we can confirm that the new Battleground 2016 DVD will NOT contain any extra features when it hits stores later this month.
The Blu-ray edition (out next month exclusively in the UK) once again comes to the rescue as this will feature extras, including the Ambrose vs. Rollins title match from the first SmackDown Live.
— The Highlight Reel w/ Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn Monday Night RAW • June 27, 2016
— John Cena Finds Backup in “Certified G’s” Monday Night RAW • July 4, 2016
— WWE Championship Match
Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins SmackDown Live • July 19, 2016
Kayfabe Commentaries will be releasing a new DVD interview with Raven later this month in “Breaking Kayfabe: Scott Levy” — check out a free 7 minute preview clip below!
That’s not the only Home Video project Raven is involved with as he will also be one of the hosts of the upcoming Hardcore-themed WWE DVD and Blu-ray set that’s out in September.
In other Kayfabe news, Kevin Nash was brought in for a new “Guest Booker” so expect that soon.
RARE STUFF: Our weekend watching of eBay goodies this week finds copies of both the tricky-to-find Judgment Day 2002 and Vengeance 2002 DVDs in auctions expiring soon! Lots of bids and interest already but here are the links if you still need to grab them for your collection:
Don’t judge a dvd by its name… you all should learn how to not only use proper grammar, but to appreciate products instead of criticizing them. LP1 and Todd, you’re both off the hook. Hahaha.
So it looks like including the pre-show matches on PPV releases is a thing of the past now. That’s unfortunate. Still no excuse for not putting them on thr Blu-ray release at least, since it has more than enough room to fit it.
It is really crap; I’ve always personally treated the pre-show/Heat matches as part of the actual card, so I feel like all events are being released in an incomplete form now. Everyone that happened on that night that was filmed should be included.
I agree completely. The reason for the change is because WWE decided to start having 3 and 1/2 hour PPVs instead of 3 hours. No idea why. And from what I hear, SummerSlam will be a 4 and 1/2 hour PPV, not to mention the 1 hour pre-show. In which case they should either start releasing every PPV on BR in the US or at least switch to 2 disc DVDs.
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Don’t judge a dvd by its name… you all should learn how to not only use proper grammar, but to appreciate products instead of criticizing them. LP1 and Todd, you’re both off the hook. Hahaha.
I them it’s quite obvious my error was due to an auto-complete issue.
What the hell kinda name is that for a dvd or bluray? May wanna try a bit harder -_-
The title is just as bad as Lesnar’s upcoming set which sounds more like a gym quote. But rko outta nowhere is completely laughable.
So it looks like including the pre-show matches on PPV releases is a thing of the past now. That’s unfortunate. Still no excuse for not putting them on thr Blu-ray release at least, since it has more than enough room to fit it.
It is really crap; I’ve always personally treated the pre-show/Heat matches as part of the actual card, so I feel like all events are being released in an incomplete form now. Everyone that happened on that night that was filmed should be included.
I agree completely. The reason for the change is because WWE decided to start having 3 and 1/2 hour PPVs instead of 3 hours. No idea why. And from what I hear, SummerSlam will be a 4 and 1/2 hour PPV, not to mention the 1 hour pre-show. In which case they should either start releasing every PPV on BR in the US or at least switch to 2 disc DVDs.
Lol,mothered seriously gonna name his DVD set after that YouTube/Meme craze?
are they seriously * that should have read
Yep…
The catchphrase is on his new t-shirt (and probs other merch I don’t know about) so it’s a little more than the meme craze.
His DVD did come Outta Nowhere! 😉