It’s a new month and that means a new month of WWE DVD and Blu-ray releases are coming, which will include WrestleMania 31 and the new Jerry Lawler documentary!
Revealed below is the official trailer for “It’s Good To Be The King: The Jerry Lawler Story”.
The Lawler set will feature a career-spanning documentary and nearly 6 hours of DVD extras along with it. Those extras will be made up of more than 20 matches and additional segments. The Blu-ray will have another 1 hour and 30 minutes of exclusive material on top.
Get your copy of “It’s Good To Be The King” on DVD/Blu-ray…
– UK/Europe: May 25th. Pre-order it now from WWEDVD.co.uk.
– Australia: June 3rd. Pre-order it soon via WWEDVD.com.au.
We’re hearing that the WrestleMania 31 DVD/Blu-ray will have 3 different cover variants when released to fans in the UK next month, two of which will be exclusive to ASDA and Sainsburys. One of those cover variants could be a store exclusive in the United States next week.
That’s not the only store exclusive planned for the United States. FYE stores will once again be offering a store exclusive WrestleMania DVD with dog tags included. As you may recall, FYE has had this store exclusive each year all the way back to the WrestleMania 26 DVD.
Thanks to WDN reader Stevie Breech for sharing the pic below taken at Walmart.
RELEASING TUESDAY! – Click here to pre-order WrestleMania 31 on DVD or Blu-ray…
Goldust has recently been lobbying WWE again via Twitter to make him a DVD/Blu-ray set. Back in 2010 Goldust actually stated WWE had a DVD on him “in the works” but as we know that didn’t come to fruition and his tweets on the matter continued for some time.
There were also rumors WWE may put out a “Rhodes Family” DVD after it appeared on a fan survey. However, we can confirm that neither Goldust or Rhodes DVD are coming this year.
RARE STUFF: Here are the best eBay auctions ending this weekend for rarity WWE DVDs – such as the WrestleMania 18 DVD with original poster intact, the WrestleMania 15 DVD, the 2 disc version of “The Rock: Just Bring It”, and the US version of Judgment Day 2002.
$3.00 – WWE The Rock: Just Bring It DVD (2 Disc CE)
$4.50 – WWF Vengeance 2001 DVD
$7.00 – WWF No Mercy 2001 DVD
$7.00 – WWF Unforgiven 2001 DVD
$9.49 – WWF Ringleaders Collection DVD Box Set
$13.50 – WWF WrestleMania 15 DVD
$16.50 – WWF Royal Rumble 2000 DVD
$20.50 – WWF WrestleMania 18 DVD
$21.00 – WWF No Way Out 2002 DVD
$53.00 – WWE Judgment Day 2002 DVD (US Version)
I’d like to see WWE do doc sets on many names. Goldust is one of them. He’s had a long career, successfully overcame demons and his latest WWE run is the best run of his entire career IMO. His story deserves to be documented.
I’ve always been sympathetic to the Goldust situation, wondering why he is not getting over but other Superstars are. I believe he is extremely underrated and fans to not know what to make of him due to the odd characters he has portrayed. I’ve always appreciated his work and would love a set on him.
Underrated? I don’t know. His performances from his latest WWE run might suggest otherwise. If you wanna talk underrated, I think Kane and Christian are better examples.
I think a Dustin/Goldust DVD set would be awesome. Then again, I’m more than a casual fan of him. I see everyone saying to include more Dusty matches because he has more drawing power. Personally, I think success today is concentrated more on the title belts than drawing power. Dustin is a former multiple time US champ, multiple time Intercontinental champ, and multiple time Tag Team champ.
Will be interested to see the alternative WM31 cover in Asda/Sainsbury. Although I’m assuming this will be purely for the DVD, as I’ve never seen WWE Blu-Rays in UK supermarkets. Might well pick it up though, as could be a collector’s piece someday.
I love the Goldust character, especially from the Attitude Era and the Ruthles Agression Era..talk about Over the Top performance art.. 🙂
Also.. the Shattered Dreams move is sooooo viscious and should have had a place on the 50 greatest finishing moves..
But.. having a whole set just on Dustin is just not power enough in it..
I think, however, that a Rhodes family set could have potential to be interesting, since Cody in my mind has a fine single career and the Stardust character at times is a fun PG-version of Goldust, and Dusty is of course a legend in his own, hence, a Rhodes family release would draw more attention than a Goldust set, imo..
Rhodes Family? Didn’t Dusty Rhodes have a documentary done on him already? Goldust and Cody/Stardust have yet to get one yet. If they’re going to do a Family set,it should be just on the Rhodes Brothers. But after STardust is over because otherwise, he’ll talk in his Stardust character.
I’d like to see a Goldust DVD. He’s had a long career. No good matches but an incredible character. The only problem is in the PG environment there are many things they can’t show.
“He’s had a long career. No good matches”…you’re an idiot….’nuff said
Not sure how a Goldust dvd would benefit much since he was a midcard guy his whole career and nobody really cares about him to warrant a dvd/bluray set.
A Rhodes Family dvd might work but it’ll mainly be Dusty’s body of work that’ll stand out most he was the most successful out of the family trio.