We can also confirm a change to the box art planned for the release; the image of Randy Orton has been altered (presumed to be a mistake in the previous reveal) and instead extends to the spine of the packaging, in addition to Rey Mysterio now joining the line-up of WWE Superstars.
This will be the cover you’ll see in stores come April, and that’s…. final!
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Royal Rumble 2017 just landed in stores this week across the United States!
The 2-disc DVD set is in stock and shipping now here on Amazon.com; the Blu-ray edition has already gone out of stock on the site, however WWEShop has now listed it for purchase here.
In addition to the Rock trading card we noted as being included as a freebie, first-run copies of the DVD also include a mini-Fathead sticker of The Undertaker, as pictured below.
Thanks to WDN readers Kevin Edwards and Jordan Deleo.
The next incoming WWE DVD is the Jetsons animated crossover, but if you’re looking for something a little more “extreme” next Tuesday be sure to stop by KayfabeCommentaries.com.
On that day, “YouShoot: Tod Gordon” will be released on DVD, download and instant streaming, featuring an anything-goes shoot interview with the founder of ECW.
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They should produce a Blu Ray of The Best Of “Face Paint Wrestlers” of All Time…
(Rare and Unreleased Matches, and Moments)
Ultimate Warrior, Sting, Legion of Doom, Great Muta, Demolition, Boogieman, Jeff Hardy, Doink The Clown, Papa Shango, and more.
Why does Mick Foley constantly belittle Al Snow? Does that really make him a bigger star? I mean come on. Mick is a 3 time WWE CHAMPION. 1st ever Hardcore champion. He’s in the Hall of Fame. So why is he such a dick to Al Snow? How does that help his legacy? I think WWE should write Mick Foley off as Raw General Manager. And they should do it by Brock Lesnar literally destroying Mick Foley in route to his main event match at WRESTLEMANIA 33 against Goldberg for the WWE UNIVERSAL championship.
Actually.. if there is one person in the world that legit respects Al Snow – the charachter and the man behind Al Snow – it is Mick. Do not take it as anything else than love for Al. 🙂
Hmm … it’d take a long time to get specifics but, in fairness, there are actually some really good options for matches fora best of Al, providing WWE have the rights to a load of old pre-WWE footage. As examples:
The multitude of Al Snow vs Sabu matches from the 90’s
Al Snow vs Marty Jannetty (SMW Superbowl of Wrestling, which also featured Undertkaer vs Unabomb [Kane] what I beleive was the first time)
Al Snow vs Marty vs Bruiser Bedlam
Al Snow vs Too Cold Scorpio
Al Snow vs Shane Douglas
Al Snow/Unabomb vs Rock n Roll Express
Al Snow vs Brad Armstrong
Al Snow vs Osamu Nishimura (pre-Head ECW)
The key would be in going back to show his work before the Avatar debacle. Even after that though, there are some forgotten gems including two matches with HBK (one as Leif Cassidy and one as Shinobi), a match with Bret Hart (again as Cassidy). There were even some decent TV matches from the Head era with the likes of D’Lo Brown.
You could even, just for a laugh, go back to his actual WWF debut in 1993 as a jobber named Steve Moore against Undertaker on Wrestling Challenge.
So yeah, while I wouldn’t necessarily pin it as instantly more entertaining than a Seth or KO set, there would actually be some decent footage that could be used in a best of Al Snow set that would make it far more entertaining that Mick Foley’s jokes would have you believe.
I just find Al’s Head-charachter – and just about all the others from the Attitude and Ruthless Agression Eras – to be much more entertaining and substantial, than todays performers.
Wrestling abilities might be stronger with KO and Seth..but for me, it really does not matter, if the charachters are boring and copies of others (Seth is so much a new HHH). Al’s charachter with Head was and still is so original as something can be. That for me is entertainment, when you dare to do something out of the ordinary.
I did love the Head gimmick. But then, I really liked his pre-WWF stuff too. He was a great heel in SMW, and his harder hitting stuff (like vs Benoit at ECW Double Tables) was also entertaining.
From a personal standpoint, I don’t find Seth Rollins or Kevin Owens boring. If anything, I would class them as among the more entertaining members of the roster. For me, there are plenty of entertaining characters out there, it just comes down to what sort of things you like. But then, that’s personal opinion, nothing more.
Ha. To be fair, I never said it would be a money maker, just that there is plenty of decent footage. I’m sure that myself and a handful of others would purchase it though, so the distributors may just about make enough profit to grab a Starbucks.
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They should produce a Blu Ray of The Best Of “Face Paint Wrestlers” of All Time…
(Rare and Unreleased Matches, and Moments)
Ultimate Warrior, Sting, Legion of Doom, Great Muta, Demolition, Boogieman, Jeff Hardy, Doink The Clown, Papa Shango, and more.
I would buy that actually. Or like a True Giants format of craziest gimmicks.
Garbage waste of a release and no Blu Ray.
Lol, here he is again. Acting like he’s being forced at gunpoint to buy it.
LOL
I reckon it was the “cupping Angle’s balls” comment on here that got them to change it.
Does the Undertaker Fathead come in the Royal Rumble Blu-ray. My nephew would love that.
I bought the blu ray and didn’t get one unfortunately.
Thanks for the information.
That looks much better.
Hopefully we hear more about the second half of 2017 soon. It’s been a much longer wait than last year was.
Rick rude should get a DVD set.
now that’s Simply Ravishing!
Why does Mick Foley constantly belittle Al Snow? Does that really make him a bigger star? I mean come on. Mick is a 3 time WWE CHAMPION. 1st ever Hardcore champion. He’s in the Hall of Fame. So why is he such a dick to Al Snow? How does that help his legacy? I think WWE should write Mick Foley off as Raw General Manager. And they should do it by Brock Lesnar literally destroying Mick Foley in route to his main event match at WRESTLEMANIA 33 against Goldberg for the WWE UNIVERSAL championship.
Actually.. if there is one person in the world that legit respects Al Snow – the charachter and the man behind Al Snow – it is Mick. Do not take it as anything else than love for Al. 🙂
Foley and Snow are friends. Whenever Foley takes a shot at Al, it’s just a joke betweeb them. Just ribbing, nothing more.
Lol @ this guy getting all heated over jokes between friends.
One of these days, Mick’s gonna get Head…if you know what I mean! 😉
Scary thing is: Best of Al Snow would actually be a lot more entertaining than the planned up coming Seth and KO sets.
Can you list your 3 disc, 8 hour Best of Al Snow matches please.
Pay, and we can Play… please! -lol-
Hmm … it’d take a long time to get specifics but, in fairness, there are actually some really good options for matches fora best of Al, providing WWE have the rights to a load of old pre-WWE footage. As examples:
The multitude of Al Snow vs Sabu matches from the 90’s
Al Snow vs Marty Jannetty (SMW Superbowl of Wrestling, which also featured Undertkaer vs Unabomb [Kane] what I beleive was the first time)
Al Snow vs Marty vs Bruiser Bedlam
Al Snow vs Too Cold Scorpio
Al Snow vs Shane Douglas
Al Snow/Unabomb vs Rock n Roll Express
Al Snow vs Brad Armstrong
Al Snow vs Osamu Nishimura (pre-Head ECW)
The key would be in going back to show his work before the Avatar debacle. Even after that though, there are some forgotten gems including two matches with HBK (one as Leif Cassidy and one as Shinobi), a match with Bret Hart (again as Cassidy). There were even some decent TV matches from the Head era with the likes of D’Lo Brown.
You could even, just for a laugh, go back to his actual WWF debut in 1993 as a jobber named Steve Moore against Undertaker on Wrestling Challenge.
So yeah, while I wouldn’t necessarily pin it as instantly more entertaining than a Seth or KO set, there would actually be some decent footage that could be used in a best of Al Snow set that would make it far more entertaining that Mick Foley’s jokes would have you believe.
Love your possible picks.. 🙂
I just find Al’s Head-charachter – and just about all the others from the Attitude and Ruthless Agression Eras – to be much more entertaining and substantial, than todays performers.
Wrestling abilities might be stronger with KO and Seth..but for me, it really does not matter, if the charachters are boring and copies of others (Seth is so much a new HHH). Al’s charachter with Head was and still is so original as something can be. That for me is entertainment, when you dare to do something out of the ordinary.
I did love the Head gimmick. But then, I really liked his pre-WWF stuff too. He was a great heel in SMW, and his harder hitting stuff (like vs Benoit at ECW Double Tables) was also entertaining.
From a personal standpoint, I don’t find Seth Rollins or Kevin Owens boring. If anything, I would class them as among the more entertaining members of the roster. For me, there are plenty of entertaining characters out there, it just comes down to what sort of things you like. But then, that’s personal opinion, nothing more.
Absolutely right.. 🙂
I’m sorry, but this argument for Al Snow’s character over the likes of KO and Rollins is making me LOL, haha.
Glad, I could make your day.. -lol-
Watch the dollars roll in
Ha. To be fair, I never said it would be a money maker, just that there is plenty of decent footage. I’m sure that myself and a handful of others would purchase it though, so the distributors may just about make enough profit to grab a Starbucks.
LOL