
“Daniel Bryan: Just Say YES! YES! YES!”
That’s the big DVD release that WWE has planned for next month.
It’s set to feature 7 hours of material – an extended version of the WWE Network “Journey to WrestleMania” documentary on Daniel Bryan, a compilation of his best matches, and newly filmed interview segments. The Blu-ray packs in all of that and over 1 hour of extras!
Watch the official first trailer for “Daniel Bryan: Just Say Yes! Yes! Yes!” below:
Get the “Daniel Bryan: Just Say YES!” WWE DVD/Blu-ray…
– USA: June 2nd. Pre-order now here on Amazon.com.
– Australia: June 3rd. Pre-order now via WWEDVD.com.au.
– UK/Europe: June 15th. Pre-order now from WWEDVD.co.uk.
Before the D-Bryan compilation, Extreme Rules 2015 is on the way for a DVD release later this month. You can get your copy of the DVD from Amazon for only $9.77 by clicking here.
Revealed exclusively below is the full list of extras planned for the Home Video.
DVD Extras
— Bad News Barrett vs. Neville
(Extreme Rules Kickoff Show)
— Seth Rollins Does Not Need Anybody’s Help
(Home Video Exclusive)
— Sheamus Lacks No Confidence
(Home Video Exclusive)
A Blu-ray edition of Extreme Rules will be available to fans in the UK and Europe, containing 5 additional extras on top. The Blu-ray is listed for pre-order now at WWEDVD.co.uk.
Blu-ray Exclusives
SmackDown • April 2, 2015
— John Cena is Proud to Be the WWE United States Champion
Monday Night Raw • April 6, 2015
— WWE Title Free Match: Seth Rollins vs. Neville
Monday Night Raw • April 13, 2015
— Big Show Lays Down for No One
Monday Night Raw • April 20, 2015
— WWE Title Free Match: Seth Rollins vs. Dolph Ziggler
SmackDown • April 23, 2015
— Seth Rollins & Luke Harper vs. Roman Reigns & Dean Ambrose
Have you got the WrestleMania 31 DVD/Blu-ray in your collection yet?
It’s now been listed here on WWEShop.com from $17.99, matching Amazon’s pricing.
The following rare and long out-of-print WWF/WWE DVDs are all up for grabs in eBay auctions expiring today and over the weekend. This lot pictured is just $5.00 right now and includes the nWo: Back in Black DVD, a Hulk Hogan’s Rock ‘n’ Wrestling tape, and other goodies.
$5.00 – WWF/WWE nWo: Back in Black DVD (+ Bonuses)
$10.50 – WWF Invasion 2001 DVD
$10.99 – WWE Chris Benoit: Hard Knocks DVD
$11.00 – WWF WrestleMania 17 DVD
$22.50 – WWF WrestleMania 16 DVD
$29.00 – WWF Attitude Collection: Austin vs. McMahon DVD
$33.00 – WWE Vengeance 2002 DVD
When did they start calling Non-Title matches, “Title Free” matches? That sounds ridiculous.
Quite a while now, at least in these extras lists. Usually I edit them for our news to say “non-title” instead but just went with it this time around.
Title Free Matches. That must be one of Vince’s pet peeves now. Like you can’t say ‘belt’ for a Championship. You can’t say ‘wrestler’ or ‘wrestling’. You can’t say ‘title shot’, you have to say ‘title opportunity’. It must be an OCD thing with Vince. So silly. As far as non-title matches go, I’ve never liked them. Ever. A champion should compete in a championship match. If the guy fighting the champion isn’t worthy of a title shot then the champion shouldn’t be fighting him. It doesn’t happen in boxing or MMA or anywhere else. I’ve felt this way for decades. It’s like if Taker wrestled at WrestleMania a few years ago and said “I’ll face you at Mania, but the streak isn’t on the line.” Sounds pretty ridiculous right? Also I think the World Champion should never wrestle on free TV. Ever. Unless its a Championship match. Rollins has been champion for a little over a month and has already been pinned in non-title matches I think 3 times. But I guess the business has passed me by. They’ve educated today’s audience to accept the way things are currently booked, as if it’s ok.
Oh well. Sorry about the mini-rant. Been having a crappy day.
Me too. 😉
I feel you, man.