Almost a year ago to the day we had the exclusive reveal of the cover art and match listing for the 2012 “The Attitude Era” DVD & Blu-ray, coupled with the fact that a sequel was included in a recent WWE Fan Council survey.
The Attitude Era II, would be a 4 disc DVD and 3 disc Blu-ray set (as I believed the original should have also been). Additionally, this set would include moments and matches set up with voiced over video packages (similar to the recent Goldberg Ultimate Collection DVD).
So without further ado let’s take a look at THE ATTITUDE ERA II…
DISC 1
Where to begin
D-Generation X
Shawn Michaels & Triple H vs. Legion of Doom Raw • December 15, 1997
Steel Cage Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
Cactus Jack & Terry Funk vs. The New Age Outlaws Raw • March 30, 1998
Chicago Street Fight
LOD 2000 & Droz vs. The DOA Raw • June 1, 1998
Brothers of Destruction
#1 Contender Match
The Undertaker vs. Kane Raw • June 1, 1999
Austin vs. McMahon
The Easy Way or The Hard Way? Raw • March 30, 1998
The Upper Hand
Triple Treat Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Kane vs. The Undertaker Break Down: In Your House • September 27, 1998
Austin goes Hunting Raw • October 19, 1998
Val Venus & Taka Michinoku vs Kaientai Raw • August 3, 1998
DX vs. The Nation
The Rock vs. X-Pac Raw • July 20, 1998 Street Fight
D-Generation X vs. The Nation Raw • August 17, 1998
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Divas with Attitude
Bikini Contest
Jacqueline vs. Sable Fully Loaded • July 26, 1998
Women’s Championship Match
Jacqueline vs. Sable Survivor Series • November 15, 1998
Triple Threat Match for the Hardcore Championship
Mankind vs. The Big Bossman vs. Ken Shamrock Raw • November 23, 1998
The Corporation
DX Impersonates The Corporation Raw • December 14, 1998
Lions Den Match
Triple H vs. The Big Bossman Sunday Night Heat • January 10, 1999
Corporate Royal Rumble Raw • January 11, 1999
Mankind vs. The Rock
Empty Arena Match for the WWE Championship
The Rock vs. Mankind Halftime Heat • January 31, 1999
The Acolytes vs. The Public Enemy Sunday Night Heat • March 7, 1999
The Corporate-Ministry
Triple H & The Undertaker vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Rock SmackDown • April 29, 1999
WWE Championship Match
The Undertaker vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin Raw • May 31, 1999
Higher Power
CEO Austin Raw • June 14, 1999
DISC 2
McMahon Control
First Blood “End of an Era” Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker Fully Loaded • July 25, 1999
Steel Cage Match
Chris Jericho vs. Gotch Gracie Raw • September 13, 1999
Record Breaking
“This is your Life” Raw • September 27, 1999
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
Triple H vs. Vince McMahon SmackDown • September 16, 1999
McMahon-Hemsley Era
WWE Championship Match
The Big Show vs. Triple H Raw • January 3, 2000
New Stars
Kurt Angle vs. Tazz Royal Rumble • January 23, 2000
10-Man Tag Team Match
Triple H, X-Pac, Dean Malenko, Chris Benoit & Perry Saturn vs. The Rock, Cactus Jack, Scotty 2 Hotty, Grandmaster Sexay & Rikishi Raw • February 7, 2000
WWE Light Heavyweight Championship
Gillberg vs. Essa Rios Sunday Night Heat • February 13, 2000
Family Feud
Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match for the WWE Championship
Triple H vs. The Rock vs. The Big Show vs. Mick Foley WrestleMania 2000 • April 2, 2000
Blu-ray Exclusives
WWE Tag Team Championship Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Undertaker vs. Owen Hart & The Rock Raw • August 3, 1998
Brawl For All Final
Bart Gunn vs. Bradshaw Raw • August 24, 1998
Oddities vs. Kaientai Raw • October 26, 1998
Edge & Gangrel vs. Droz & Animal Raw • November 16, 1998
The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin Raw • November 16, 1998
Striptease Match
Goldust vs Jeff Jarrett Rock Bottom: In Your House • December 13, 1998
Corporate Gauntlet Raw • February 13, 1999
Shane McMahon vs. The Legion of Stooge Raw • March 15, 1999
DISC 3
24/7
6-Man Match for the Hardcore Championship
Crash Holly vs. Matt Hardy vs. Perry Saturn vs. Hardcore Holly vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Tazz Backlash • April 30, 2000
Evening Gown Match for the Hardcore Championship
Pat Patterson vs. Gerald Brisco King of the Ring • June 25, 2000
Genetic Jackhammer Raw • June 26, 2000
Power Couple
No Disqualification Match
The Undertaker vs. Triple H SmackDown • July 13, 2000
Last Man Standing Match
Chris Jericho vs. Triple H Fully Loaded • July 23, 2000
Women’s Championship Match
Stephanie McMahon-Hemsley vs. Lita
Special Guest Referee: The Rock Raw • August 21, 2000
Tag Wars
The Hardy vs. The Dudley Boys vs. Edge & Christian Raw • July 24, 2000
Strap Match
Tazz vs. Jerry “The King” Lawler Unforgiven • September 24, 2000
6-Person Tag Team Match
The Right to Censor vs. The Hardy Boyz & Lita Raw • October 30, 2000
Triple Threat Match for the Hardcore Championship
The Rock vs. Kurt Angle vs. The Big Show Raw • February 26, 2001
Defining an Era
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin WrestleMania X-Seven • April 1, 2001
End of an Era?
Blu-ray Exclusives
Handicap Match
The Rock & Triple H vs. The Big Show Raw • April 5, 1999
WWE Tag Team Championship Match
The Acolytes vs. Kane & X-Pac Raw • May 31, 1999
Show of Respect Raw • October 18, 1999
Women’s Championship Match
The Fabulous Moolah vs. Mae Young SmackDown • October 21, 1999
The New Age Outlaws vs. The Rock & Stone Cold Steve Austin Raw • October 25, 1999
Snow Bunny Match for the Women’s Championship
The Kat vs. Hervina Raw • January 31, 2000
Send in the Clowns SmackDown • April 20, 2000
Triple Threat Match for the Light Heavyweight Championship
Scotty 2 Hotty vs. Taka Michinoku vs. Dean Malenko Sunday Night Heat • April 30, 2000
The Rock, The Undertaker & Kane vs. Triple H, Road Dogg & X-Pac SmackDown • June 8, 2000
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Eddie Guerrero SmackDown • November 16, 2000
Would this set interest you? It’s great to hear your feedback, so please use the comments section below or tweet me @_MarkD_.
I would add the rock vs undertaker lumberjack match from raw 2000 where Kane returns and kills everyone also Kane vs the rock no holds barred match from raw 2000 when kane & undertaker touble chokeslam hhh to a table other moments like the night the rock became the ruler of the nation after WrestleMania 14 and Owen Hart turns on ken shamrock to join the nation Austin brawls with undertaker and Kane inside a Cage while it’s on fire undertaker vs Kane judgement day 98 with Austin as special referee the rock vs Mark Henry after the match Vince McMahon slaps the rock and rock gaves him The rock bottom and the people’s elbow Kane and stone cold put Paul bearer inside the sewers the greater power is reaveld and Austin becomes C.E.O. Austin’s first day as C.E.O. hhh gets ternamented on smackdown by Arnold just a few picks
I’m always looking for the moments of when Shawn Michaels was Commissioner / super-kicked vince, joined DX / got jumped by the Corporation with no help from DX & later helped Austin through his time of being the Commissioner…
Excellent set. I would replace the Brawl For All. JR does not speak highly with it and I agree with him on his point. It had no place on a wrestling show. There’s more than enough segments oor matches to choose from that can easily replace that.
Brawl For All and Kennel From Hell….two things wrong in the Attitude Era.
Hi There,
I’m absolutely loving your Fantasy Concept DVDs. I’m sure the recent War Games release was influenced by your lists. One that’s been asked for many times is Kevin Nash. I love the guy and think a Kevin Nash set would be great, but a Hall and Nash set would be even better. After doing a fair bit of research, I’ve come up with this set.
I’ve always listed Hall and Nash first (to avoid win spoilers) or alternated them in vs. matches. There are probably too many matches here, but I’ve only seen a small percentage of them, so I’m sure some could be trimmed. This just seemed to include all the interesting match-ups. Any chance you could do your own version to improve on mine?
Cheers
Steve
Fantasy Concept – Hall and Nash
DISC 1: Documentaries
Scott Hall Documentary
Kevin Nash Documentary
Early Gimmicks
AWA Rage in the Cage
April 28th 1986
Scott Hall and Curt Hennig vs. Boris Zhuvok & Konga the Barbarian
AWA Tag Team Title
NWA Clash of Champions XII: Fall Brawl ‘90
Sept 5th 1990
Master Blaster Steel and Master Blaster Iron vs. Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner
WCW Great American Bash ‘91
July 14th 1991
Oz vs. Ron Simmons
WCW Halloween Havoc ‘91
Oct 27th 1991
The Diamond Studd, Abdullah the Butcher, Big Van Vader & Cactus Jack vs. El Gigante, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner & Sting
Chamber of Horrors
WCW Superbrawl II
Feb 29th 1992
Vinnie Vegas & Richard Morton vs. Tom Zenk & Van Hammer
DISC 2: Razor Ramon and Diesel
MSG Show
Sept 11th 1992
Razor Ramon vs. Randy Savage
Survivor Series 1992
Nov 29th 1992
Razor Ramon & Ric Flair vs. Mr. Perfect & Randy Savage
Monday Night Raw
Feb 1st 1993
Razor Ramon, Bob Backlund, Damian Demento, Giant Gonzales, Iron Mike Sharpe, Kamala, Kim Chee, Koko B Ware, Owen Hart, Shawn Michaels, Skinner, Tatanka, Terry Taylor, The Berzerker & Typhoon
16-Man Battle Royal
Monday Night Raw
May 17th 1993
Razor Ramon vs. The Kid (aka 1-2-3 Kid)
MSG Show
Sept 25th 1993
Diesel vs. Mr. Perfect
MSG Show
Nov 27th 1993
Razor Ramon vs. Diesel
Intercontinental Title
NWA Worldwide Wrestling
Jan 26th 1994
Vinnie Vegas vs. Rob Van Dam
Wrestlemania X
Mar 20th 1994
Razor Ramon vs. Shawn Michaels
Intercontinental Title Ladder Match
Superstars of Wrestling
Apr 13th 1994
Diesel vs. Razor Ramon
Intercontinental Title
King of the Ring ‘94
Jun 19th 1994
Diesel vs. Bret Hart
World Heavyweight Title
Summerslam 1994
August 29th 1994
Razor Ramon vs. Shawn Michaels
Intercontinental Title Ladder Match
Action Zone #2
Sep 28th 1994
Razor Ramon & 1-2-3 Kid vs. Diesel & Shawn Michaels
Tag Team Titles
Action Zone #14
Jan 11th 1995
Diesel vs. Owen Hart
World Heavyweight Title
In Your House 6: Rage in the Cage
Feb 18th 1996
Razor Ramon vs. 1-2-3 Kid
Crybaby match
Wrestlemania XI
Apr 2nd 1995
Diesel vs. Shawn Michaels
World Heavyweight Title
In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies
Apr 28th 1996
Razor Ramon vs. Vader
In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies
Apr 28th 1996
Diesel vs. Shawn Michaels
World Heavyweight Title
DISC 3: Scott Hall and Kevin Nash
WCW Bash at the Beach ‘96
July 7th 1996
Kevin Nash, Scott Hall & Hulk Hogan vs. Lex Luger, Randy Savage & Sting
WCW Nitro
July 30th 1997
Kevin Nash vs. Rey Mysterio Jr.
WCW Halloween Havoc ‘96
Oct 27th 1996
Scott Hall & Kevin Nash vs. Booker T & Stevie Ray
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Nitro
Jan 12th 1998
Kevin Nash & Scott Hall vs. Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Nitro
Feb 16th 1998
Scott Hall & Kevin Nash vs. Johnny Grunge & Rocco Rock
WCW Thunder
April 16th 1998
Kevin Nash & Randy Savage vs. Bret Hart & Sting
WCW Nitro
July 20th 1998
Scott Hall & The Giant vs. Kevin Nash & Sting
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Starrcade ‘98
Dec 27th 1998
Kevin Nash vs. Goldberg
WCW World Heavyweight Title
WCW Thunder
Apr 29th 1999
Kevin Nash vs. Hak (aka Sandman)
Hardcore match
WCW Nitro
Nov 8th 1999
Scott Hall vs. Bret Hart vs. Goldberg vs. Sid Vicious
WCW United States Title Ladder Four-Way match
WCW Nitro
Dec 13th 1999
Kevin Nash & Scott Hall vs. Bret Hart & Goldberg
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Thunder
Dec 14th 1999
Kevin Nash vs. Bret Hart & Goldberg
Handicap “House of Pain” match
WCW Souled Out ‘00
Jan 16th 2000
Kevin Nash vs. Terry Funk
Hardcore match
WCW Nitro
Mar 15th 2000
Kevin Nash vs. Mike Awesome
Ambulance match
WCW Nitro
July 31st 2000
Kevin Nash vs. Scott Steiner
Straightjacket match
Monday Night Raw
Mar 11th 2002
Scott Hall, Kevin Nash & Hulk Hogan vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Rock
Handicap Tag match
Bad Blood ‘03
Jun 15th 2003
Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
World Heavyweight Title Hell in a Cell
There are people who hate Hulk Hogan and Goldberg too, but that doesn’t stop them or Nash being very popular. As I said, I’ve seen several other people request a Kevin Nash DVD here, so I just wanted to get the ball rolling.
I’ve also done a concept for Raven. He’s often mentioned on lists of the most underrated wrestlers of all time, so here are my suggestions.
Raven
DISC 1: Documentary
Raven Documentary
Early Years
Debut
Scotty Flamingo vs. Marcus Bagwell
WCW Wrestle War ‘92 ∙ May 17th 1992
WCW Light Heavyweight Title
Scotty Flamingo vs. Brian Pillman
WCW Beach Blast ‘92 ∙ Jun 20th 1992
WWE Debut
Johnny Polo vs. Marty Jannetty
Monday Night Raw ∙ Dec 13th 1993
DISC 2: ECW
Raven Debut
Raven & Stevie Richards vs. Mikey Whipwreck & Tommy Dreamer
ECW Enter the Sandman ∙ Mar 13th 1995
Tag Team Deathmatch
Raven & The Sandman vs. Cactus Jack & Tommy Dreamer
ECW Langhorne Show ∙ May 20th 1995
ECW Tag Team Titles
Raven & Stevie Richards vs. Johnny Grunge & Rocco Rock
ECW Jim Thorpe Show ∙ Jun 30th 1995
6-Person Tag
Raven, Beulah McGillicutty & Stevie Richards vs. Francine, Pitbull #1 & Pitbull #2
ECW Jim Thorpe Show ∙ Sep 15th 1995
Double Dog Collars (2 out of 3 Falls) for the ECW Tag Team Titles
Raven & Stevie Richards vs. Pitbull #1 & Pitbull #2
ECW Gangstas Paradise ∙ Sep 16th 1995
Deathmatch
Raven vs. Tommy Dreamer
ECW Danbury Show ∙ Nov 25th 1995
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Mikey Whipwreck
ECW Reading Show ∙ Dec 1st 1995
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Terry Gordy
ECW Hardcore Heaven ‘96 ∙ Jul 22nd 1996
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Dr. Death Steve Williams
ECW Crossing the Line Again ∙ Feb 1st 1997
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Rob Van Dam
ECW Downington Show ∙ Feb 7th 1997
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Terry Funk
ECW Barely Legal ∙ Apr 13th 1997
DISC 3: WCW and Beyond
Raven’s Rules
Raven vs. Diamond Dallas Page
WCW Spring Stampede ‘98 ∙ Apr 19th 1998
Raven’s Rules
Raven vs. Saturn
WCW Bash at the Beach ‘98 ∙ Jul 12th 1998
Raven vs. Meng
WCW Thunder ∙ Aug 26th 1998
WCW Television Title
Raven vs. Chris Jericho
WCW Halloween Havoc ‘98 ∙ Oct 25th 1998
Falls Count Anywhere Triple Threat
Raven vs. Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Hak (aka Sandman)
WCW Uncensored ‘99 ∙ Jul 12th 1999
No DQ Tag
Raven & Saturn vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. & Billy Kidman
WCW Nitro ∙ Apr 5th 1999
ECW Tag Team Titles
Raven & Tommy Dreamer vs. Buh Buh Ray Dudley & D-Von Dudley
ECW on TNN ∙ Aug 26th 1999
Hardcore Title
Raven vs. The Undertaker
Smackdown! ∙ Dec 12th 2000
Hardcore Title
Raven vs. Jeff Hardy
Smackdown! ∙ Dec 23rd 2000
Hardcore Title
Raven vs. Big Show
No Way Out ‘01 ∙ Feb 25th 2001
Hardcore Title Triple Threat
Raven vs. Kane vs. Big Show
Wrestlemania X-7 ∙ Apr 1st 2001
Rocky, the alliance storyline was part of.the attitude era. All the major.players from the attitude era were still around til 02. It wasn’t until after Austin “took his ball and went home” in June 02 that vince made his “ruthless aggression” speech and they started pushing New stars like lesnar. As far as the benoit joke,.I agree with you but I.just thought it was funny that you thought he was serious. But I’m the idiot though….lol.
The Attitude Era folded after ECW and WCW went outta business and WWE put an end to it at WrestleMania X-7 which was the right time. Seems like you and a few others think it ran on for the rest of that year which it didn’t. There was no era during the Alliance vs. WWF storyline, so just accept it dude. And yes, I take it serious when idiots ask who Benoit is when they already know who it is. I see no humor in that “joke”. Its like asking who Vince McMahon is. Pfft, idiots!
wwe did nut put an end to attitude after x7. WWF was using the attitude logo until they got the “F” out. Some of you fans just like to believe it happened as soon as austin turned heel.
@shawn phelan: the attitude era ended because the allisnce storyline was coming up and ran until the end of the year. Times were changing, a boatload of new talent were coming to the WWF.
As for the Benoit “joke”, it’s been done to death. It’s no longer funny. Idiots like you these days make wrestling boring to watch.
Lol at this rocky idiot who doesn’t understand sarcasm. The guy who asked whos Chris benoit was joking you humorless tool and I.never said the attitude era ended in the ruthless aggression era, that makes no sense but it also.makes no sense for the attitude era to have ended in 01 if.the next era didn’t begin until 02. One era ends when another begins.
i’m shocked there’s no matches featuring Chyna or Eddie Guerrero (the one with stone cold was a repeat and a boring match). how about the debuts of The Radicalz?
This looks an interesting set. I’m happy that HHH vs. Jericho from Fully Loaded 2000 is on it. A good retrospective and sequel to the first Attitude Era DVD.
See, this is a big problem with the Attitude Era that makes it hard to make a DVD like this. That period of time wasn’t known for its great matches. In all reality, the matches just plain sucked. That’s why you really only see Austin posing and drinking beer, Rock posing, DX posing, random guys posing, or footage from “moments” like the Tyson/Austin pull-apart, the WCW invasion by DX, “This Is Your Life”, etc.
A DVD on this subject, in this format would be a horrible idea to actually go through with.
I like thatyou went into 2001, which volume one.did not but to me, the attitude era didn’t end until the ruthless aggression era began in 02. Nonetheless, great work as usual. I’ve spent the last two and a half weeks watching as many matches from your Halloween.havoc.concept as I.can find on YouTube and plan to do the same with this. Yeah, that’s right king, o said YouTube!!
wwe did not officially put an end to the attitude after x7. WWF was using the attitude logo until they got the “F” out. Some of you fans just like to believe it happened as soon as austin turned heel.
I know there’s been a few comments talking about this topic already but kudos Mark with continueing with Beatles Mania with the White Album very nice touch 🙂
This would be awesome, hope this becomes a reality.
What about for a future fantasy concept; best of Kurt Angle in WWE? Would like to see your take on that.
Wow! You’ve picked a lot of Great matches! Especially the Corp Gauntlet that was run by Austin! Also;
– DX Impersonates the Corporation
– Triple Treat Match for the WWE Championship of Stone Cold vs. Kane vs. The Undertaker At Break Down
– The Corporate Rumble! So many of these times have never been seen on Blu-Ray!
I’d like to c these moments/matches the most;
– Undertaker Vs HBK – 1st Hell in a cell (Kane’s debut),
– Shane’s beating – Commissioner Michaels doesnt help & ends up being fired by Vince n then gives Vince sweet chin music!
As memorable as it was, I don’t think we’re ever gonna see the Sable/Jacquline bikini contest on a WWE DVD release. Even with the TV-14 rating on the discs, I don’t think WWE wants to associate itself with that type of content in this era.
Haha I see what you did there with the cover, continuing with the Beatles theme! Maybe volume 3 will have Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H & Mankind walking across a street.
God I was at that Raw with DX impersonating the Corporation and I don’t even remember it! Anyways, I’d buy this without hesitation. I’m surprised so much of that is still unreleased.
I understand (now) the Beatles reference, but I think that’s a horrible idea to continue. The one Timmy shared is much better than the white cover, but I still think I’d go another route.
the matches and content is ok, the cover really sucks though, use the fantasy concept cover of the first attitude era as the cover! still a good dvd though
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I would add the rock vs undertaker lumberjack match from raw 2000 where Kane returns and kills everyone also Kane vs the rock no holds barred match from raw 2000 when kane & undertaker touble chokeslam hhh to a table other moments like the night the rock became the ruler of the nation after WrestleMania 14 and Owen Hart turns on ken shamrock to join the nation Austin brawls with undertaker and Kane inside a Cage while it’s on fire undertaker vs Kane judgement day 98 with Austin as special referee the rock vs Mark Henry after the match Vince McMahon slaps the rock and rock gaves him The rock bottom and the people’s elbow Kane and stone cold put Paul bearer inside the sewers the greater power is reaveld and Austin becomes C.E.O. Austin’s first day as C.E.O. hhh gets ternamented on smackdown by Arnold just a few picks
This concept is better than vol 1 and 2 only if they were Truth it will be awesome
You guys called it
I’m always looking for the moments of when Shawn Michaels was Commissioner / super-kicked vince, joined DX / got jumped by the Corporation with no help from DX & later helped Austin through his time of being the Commissioner…
I wanna see all this on a blu-ray!
Wow… pretty good looking set! And I absolutely love where you went with the cover! Can’t wait to see if we can get a 2nd volume! Nice Job Mark!
Excellent set. I would replace the Brawl For All. JR does not speak highly with it and I agree with him on his point. It had no place on a wrestling show. There’s more than enough segments oor matches to choose from that can easily replace that.
Brawl For All and Kennel From Hell….two things wrong in the Attitude Era.
Some good choices, I’d replace a few with the following though.
Bret vs Sid wwf championship cage match on raw 97
Great Sasuake vs Taka Canadian Stampede 97
Bret vs HBK SS 97 + Bret’s meltdown after the match
HBK vs Mankind Raw 97
Team Austin vs Team DX no way out 98
Undertaker vs Kane inferno match
The Nation vs DX street fight raw 98
The Rock interview with Jenifer Flowers ay WM 14
X pac vs D Low European championship Judgment day 1998
Stone Cold vs Vince McMahon cage maych St Valentines Day massacre
The Rock gets kicked out of the corporation
Stone Cold rips the titan tron raw 99
The snorting Brahama Bull raw 99
Stone Cold becomes CEO/ Higher Power segment
Test vs Shane SS 99
British Bulldog vs Boss Man Hardcore championship Smackdown 99
Stone Cold Hunts DX smackdown 99
Chyna wins IC title no mercy 99
Unforgiven 6 pack challenge
Hardyz vs Dudleys Tables match RR 2000
Dean malenko vs Scotty 2 hotty backlash 2000
Eddie vs Essay Rios Backlash 2000
HHH vs Taka wwf championship raw 2000
Dudleyz put Mae through a table
Stone Cold destroys DX express smackdown 00
Rikishi “I did it for the Rock” segment
Stone Cold returns unforgiven 2000
The Rocks Christmas greeting to Undertaker raw 00
Stone Cold vs Kurt Angle wwf championship jan 01
Trish vs Stephanie no way out 01
The Rock & Stone Cold vs Undertaker & Kane raw 2001
Rock & Austin final meeting before WM X7 smackdown 01
Also match with brood’s entrance and Too Cool dancing with Rikishi. Something like this would be the biggest selling dvd ever.
If you don’t.know what I’mt talking about then you shoulsnt.be making fantasy concepts. They had a long feud in 98.
How do you make an outsiders fantasy concept and.not include when they faced each other???!!
That’s why I said it’s a starting point. I welcome suggestions for changes. Which match are you referring to?
P.S.
Nice job, Mark. Healthy mixture of unreleased goodies along with classic, sensible repeats.
Could we keep the Fantasy Concepts out of the article comments? I’m just sayin’….
If you say where they are supposed to go.
Hi There,
I’m absolutely loving your Fantasy Concept DVDs. I’m sure the recent War Games release was influenced by your lists. One that’s been asked for many times is Kevin Nash. I love the guy and think a Kevin Nash set would be great, but a Hall and Nash set would be even better. After doing a fair bit of research, I’ve come up with this set.
I’ve always listed Hall and Nash first (to avoid win spoilers) or alternated them in vs. matches. There are probably too many matches here, but I’ve only seen a small percentage of them, so I’m sure some could be trimmed. This just seemed to include all the interesting match-ups. Any chance you could do your own version to improve on mine?
Cheers
Steve
Fantasy Concept – Hall and Nash
DISC 1: Documentaries
Scott Hall Documentary
Kevin Nash Documentary
Early Gimmicks
AWA Rage in the Cage
April 28th 1986
Scott Hall and Curt Hennig vs. Boris Zhuvok & Konga the Barbarian
AWA Tag Team Title
NWA Clash of Champions XII: Fall Brawl ‘90
Sept 5th 1990
Master Blaster Steel and Master Blaster Iron vs. Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner
WCW Great American Bash ‘91
July 14th 1991
Oz vs. Ron Simmons
WCW Halloween Havoc ‘91
Oct 27th 1991
The Diamond Studd, Abdullah the Butcher, Big Van Vader & Cactus Jack vs. El Gigante, Rick Steiner, Scott Steiner & Sting
Chamber of Horrors
WCW Superbrawl II
Feb 29th 1992
Vinnie Vegas & Richard Morton vs. Tom Zenk & Van Hammer
DISC 2: Razor Ramon and Diesel
MSG Show
Sept 11th 1992
Razor Ramon vs. Randy Savage
Survivor Series 1992
Nov 29th 1992
Razor Ramon & Ric Flair vs. Mr. Perfect & Randy Savage
Monday Night Raw
Feb 1st 1993
Razor Ramon, Bob Backlund, Damian Demento, Giant Gonzales, Iron Mike Sharpe, Kamala, Kim Chee, Koko B Ware, Owen Hart, Shawn Michaels, Skinner, Tatanka, Terry Taylor, The Berzerker & Typhoon
16-Man Battle Royal
Monday Night Raw
May 17th 1993
Razor Ramon vs. The Kid (aka 1-2-3 Kid)
MSG Show
Sept 25th 1993
Diesel vs. Mr. Perfect
MSG Show
Nov 27th 1993
Razor Ramon vs. Diesel
Intercontinental Title
NWA Worldwide Wrestling
Jan 26th 1994
Vinnie Vegas vs. Rob Van Dam
Wrestlemania X
Mar 20th 1994
Razor Ramon vs. Shawn Michaels
Intercontinental Title Ladder Match
Superstars of Wrestling
Apr 13th 1994
Diesel vs. Razor Ramon
Intercontinental Title
King of the Ring ‘94
Jun 19th 1994
Diesel vs. Bret Hart
World Heavyweight Title
Summerslam 1994
August 29th 1994
Razor Ramon vs. Shawn Michaels
Intercontinental Title Ladder Match
Action Zone #2
Sep 28th 1994
Razor Ramon & 1-2-3 Kid vs. Diesel & Shawn Michaels
Tag Team Titles
Action Zone #14
Jan 11th 1995
Diesel vs. Owen Hart
World Heavyweight Title
In Your House 6: Rage in the Cage
Feb 18th 1996
Razor Ramon vs. 1-2-3 Kid
Crybaby match
Wrestlemania XI
Apr 2nd 1995
Diesel vs. Shawn Michaels
World Heavyweight Title
In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies
Apr 28th 1996
Razor Ramon vs. Vader
In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies
Apr 28th 1996
Diesel vs. Shawn Michaels
World Heavyweight Title
DISC 3: Scott Hall and Kevin Nash
WCW Bash at the Beach ‘96
July 7th 1996
Kevin Nash, Scott Hall & Hulk Hogan vs. Lex Luger, Randy Savage & Sting
WCW Nitro
July 30th 1997
Kevin Nash vs. Rey Mysterio Jr.
WCW Halloween Havoc ‘96
Oct 27th 1996
Scott Hall & Kevin Nash vs. Booker T & Stevie Ray
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Nitro
Jan 12th 1998
Kevin Nash & Scott Hall vs. Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Nitro
Feb 16th 1998
Scott Hall & Kevin Nash vs. Johnny Grunge & Rocco Rock
WCW Thunder
April 16th 1998
Kevin Nash & Randy Savage vs. Bret Hart & Sting
WCW Nitro
July 20th 1998
Scott Hall & The Giant vs. Kevin Nash & Sting
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Starrcade ‘98
Dec 27th 1998
Kevin Nash vs. Goldberg
WCW World Heavyweight Title
WCW Thunder
Apr 29th 1999
Kevin Nash vs. Hak (aka Sandman)
Hardcore match
WCW Nitro
Nov 8th 1999
Scott Hall vs. Bret Hart vs. Goldberg vs. Sid Vicious
WCW United States Title Ladder Four-Way match
WCW Nitro
Dec 13th 1999
Kevin Nash & Scott Hall vs. Bret Hart & Goldberg
WCW Tag Team Title
WCW Thunder
Dec 14th 1999
Kevin Nash vs. Bret Hart & Goldberg
Handicap “House of Pain” match
WCW Souled Out ‘00
Jan 16th 2000
Kevin Nash vs. Terry Funk
Hardcore match
WCW Nitro
Mar 15th 2000
Kevin Nash vs. Mike Awesome
Ambulance match
WCW Nitro
July 31st 2000
Kevin Nash vs. Scott Steiner
Straightjacket match
Monday Night Raw
Mar 11th 2002
Scott Hall, Kevin Nash & Hulk Hogan vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Rock
Handicap Tag match
Bad Blood ‘03
Jun 15th 2003
Kevin Nash vs. Triple H
World Heavyweight Title Hell in a Cell
why would anyone wanna see a Kevin Nash dvd? His title wins in WCW were tainted and the guy can’t wrestle without tearing a quad.
There are people who hate Hulk Hogan and Goldberg too, but that doesn’t stop them or Nash being very popular. As I said, I’ve seen several other people request a Kevin Nash DVD here, so I just wanted to get the ball rolling.
I’ve also done a concept for Raven. He’s often mentioned on lists of the most underrated wrestlers of all time, so here are my suggestions.
Raven
DISC 1: Documentary
Raven Documentary
Early Years
Debut
Scotty Flamingo vs. Marcus Bagwell
WCW Wrestle War ‘92 ∙ May 17th 1992
WCW Light Heavyweight Title
Scotty Flamingo vs. Brian Pillman
WCW Beach Blast ‘92 ∙ Jun 20th 1992
WWE Debut
Johnny Polo vs. Marty Jannetty
Monday Night Raw ∙ Dec 13th 1993
DISC 2: ECW
Raven Debut
Raven & Stevie Richards vs. Mikey Whipwreck & Tommy Dreamer
ECW Enter the Sandman ∙ Mar 13th 1995
Tag Team Deathmatch
Raven & The Sandman vs. Cactus Jack & Tommy Dreamer
ECW Langhorne Show ∙ May 20th 1995
ECW Tag Team Titles
Raven & Stevie Richards vs. Johnny Grunge & Rocco Rock
ECW Jim Thorpe Show ∙ Jun 30th 1995
6-Person Tag
Raven, Beulah McGillicutty & Stevie Richards vs. Francine, Pitbull #1 & Pitbull #2
ECW Jim Thorpe Show ∙ Sep 15th 1995
Double Dog Collars (2 out of 3 Falls) for the ECW Tag Team Titles
Raven & Stevie Richards vs. Pitbull #1 & Pitbull #2
ECW Gangstas Paradise ∙ Sep 16th 1995
Deathmatch
Raven vs. Tommy Dreamer
ECW Danbury Show ∙ Nov 25th 1995
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Mikey Whipwreck
ECW Reading Show ∙ Dec 1st 1995
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Terry Gordy
ECW Hardcore Heaven ‘96 ∙ Jul 22nd 1996
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Dr. Death Steve Williams
ECW Crossing the Line Again ∙ Feb 1st 1997
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Rob Van Dam
ECW Downington Show ∙ Feb 7th 1997
ECW World Heavyweight Title
Raven vs. Terry Funk
ECW Barely Legal ∙ Apr 13th 1997
DISC 3: WCW and Beyond
Raven’s Rules
Raven vs. Diamond Dallas Page
WCW Spring Stampede ‘98 ∙ Apr 19th 1998
Raven’s Rules
Raven vs. Saturn
WCW Bash at the Beach ‘98 ∙ Jul 12th 1998
Raven vs. Meng
WCW Thunder ∙ Aug 26th 1998
WCW Television Title
Raven vs. Chris Jericho
WCW Halloween Havoc ‘98 ∙ Oct 25th 1998
Falls Count Anywhere Triple Threat
Raven vs. Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Hak (aka Sandman)
WCW Uncensored ‘99 ∙ Jul 12th 1999
No DQ Tag
Raven & Saturn vs. Rey Mysterio Jr. & Billy Kidman
WCW Nitro ∙ Apr 5th 1999
ECW Tag Team Titles
Raven & Tommy Dreamer vs. Buh Buh Ray Dudley & D-Von Dudley
ECW on TNN ∙ Aug 26th 1999
Hardcore Title
Raven vs. The Undertaker
Smackdown! ∙ Dec 12th 2000
Hardcore Title
Raven vs. Jeff Hardy
Smackdown! ∙ Dec 23rd 2000
Hardcore Title
Raven vs. Big Show
No Way Out ‘01 ∙ Feb 25th 2001
Hardcore Title Triple Threat
Raven vs. Kane vs. Big Show
Wrestlemania X-7 ∙ Apr 1st 2001
WWE listed the mania matches on 2k14 by era and wm 18 was listed under attitude era not ruthless aggression. Wm 18 was 2002.
you’d believe a game over a dvd? IDIOT
Rocky, the alliance storyline was part of.the attitude era. All the major.players from the attitude era were still around til 02. It wasn’t until after Austin “took his ball and went home” in June 02 that vince made his “ruthless aggression” speech and they started pushing New stars like lesnar. As far as the benoit joke,.I agree with you but I.just thought it was funny that you thought he was serious. But I’m the idiot though….lol.
The Attitude Era folded after ECW and WCW went outta business and WWE put an end to it at WrestleMania X-7 which was the right time. Seems like you and a few others think it ran on for the rest of that year which it didn’t. There was no era during the Alliance vs. WWF storyline, so just accept it dude. And yes, I take it serious when idiots ask who Benoit is when they already know who it is. I see no humor in that “joke”. Its like asking who Vince McMahon is. Pfft, idiots!
I have to agree that the Attitude Era did end in 2001, I mean, you don’t see any matches from 2002 on the actual dvd/Blu-ray.
wwe did nut put an end to attitude after x7. WWF was using the attitude logo until they got the “F” out. Some of you fans just like to believe it happened as soon as austin turned heel.
@shawn phelan: the attitude era ended because the allisnce storyline was coming up and ran until the end of the year. Times were changing, a boatload of new talent were coming to the WWF.
As for the Benoit “joke”, it’s been done to death. It’s no longer funny. Idiots like you these days make wrestling boring to watch.
Lol at this rocky idiot who doesn’t understand sarcasm. The guy who asked whos Chris benoit was joking you humorless tool and I.never said the attitude era ended in the ruthless aggression era, that makes no sense but it also.makes no sense for the attitude era to have ended in 01 if.the next era didn’t begin until 02. One era ends when another begins.
i’m shocked there’s no matches featuring Chyna or Eddie Guerrero (the one with stone cold was a repeat and a boring match). how about the debuts of The Radicalz?
How come nobody remembers the backstage moment I mentioned in an earlier comment on this post? It was a great DX moment.
I grew up through the attitude era, so being 27 i would love an attitude era volume 2 set as set 1 was a dissapointment and the documentary was poop.
Need some matches with hardyz on there, such as the ladder match eith edge and christian from raw.
This looks an interesting set. I’m happy that HHH vs. Jericho from Fully Loaded 2000 is on it. A good retrospective and sequel to the first Attitude Era DVD.
The WM2000-Fatal 4Way shouldn’t be on here, because it’s one of the worst WM main events ever, thanks to Big Show and – especially – Mick Foley.
And who is this “Chris Benoit”? Never heard of him before. Was he any good?
Not really, he was very overrated. Fortunately the other 9 guys carried him to a good match.
Also another way to look at the WM2000 is that it’s not the worst because of The Rock and Triple H 😉
who’s chris benoit? dude, get with the times. its 2013
See, this is a big problem with the Attitude Era that makes it hard to make a DVD like this. That period of time wasn’t known for its great matches. In all reality, the matches just plain sucked. That’s why you really only see Austin posing and drinking beer, Rock posing, DX posing, random guys posing, or footage from “moments” like the Tyson/Austin pull-apart, the WCW invasion by DX, “This Is Your Life”, etc.
A DVD on this subject, in this format would be a horrible idea to actually go through with.
I like thatyou went into 2001, which volume one.did not but to me, the attitude era didn’t end until the ruthless aggression era began in 02. Nonetheless, great work as usual. I’ve spent the last two and a half weeks watching as many matches from your Halloween.havoc.concept as I.can find on YouTube and plan to do the same with this. Yeah, that’s right king, o said YouTube!!
dude, the attitude era ended at wrestlemania x-7. only an idiot would think it ended in the ruthless aggression era.
wwe did not officially put an end to the attitude after x7. WWF was using the attitude logo until they got the “F” out. Some of you fans just like to believe it happened as soon as austin turned heel.
I know there’s been a few comments talking about this topic already but kudos Mark with continueing with Beatles Mania with the White Album very nice touch 🙂
I would buy this in a heartbeat. Best fantasy concept ever posted on this site. I hope WWE considers it. This set is fantastic.
This would be awesome, hope this becomes a reality.
What about for a future fantasy concept; best of Kurt Angle in WWE? Would like to see your take on that.
Great concept and great listing. They won’t make it though because it doesn’t have enough repeats for them
Steve do you like repeats
You’re an idiot
And you clearly have no life
Yep. That’s why I’m constantly on here complaining about seeing the same match more than once. Oh wait, that’s you.
Great insight from your moms basement
This would be awesome
Wow! You’ve picked a lot of Great matches! Especially the Corp Gauntlet that was run by Austin! Also;
– DX Impersonates the Corporation
– Triple Treat Match for the WWE Championship of Stone Cold vs. Kane vs. The Undertaker At Break Down
– The Corporate Rumble! So many of these times have never been seen on Blu-Ray!
I’d like to c these moments/matches the most;
– Undertaker Vs HBK – 1st Hell in a cell (Kane’s debut),
– Shane’s beating – Commissioner Michaels doesnt help & ends up being fired by Vince n then gives Vince sweet chin music!
Wack!
As memorable as it was, I don’t think we’re ever gonna see the Sable/Jacquline bikini contest on a WWE DVD release. Even with the TV-14 rating on the discs, I don’t think WWE wants to associate itself with that type of content in this era.
That clip was featured in the documentary from The Attitude Era and the OMG DVD a couple of years back.
Haha I see what you did there with the cover, continuing with the Beatles theme! Maybe volume 3 will have Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H & Mankind walking across a street.
I would order that sumbitch right now!
Wowww!!! I love the idea. the match listing is awesome.. I’ll buy this set if it was available right now ahaha lol!!
Good concept but include DX searching for Undertaker and the hot chicks jump out of the hurse. It was on Raw January 19th 1998.
God I was at that Raw with DX impersonating the Corporation and I don’t even remember it! Anyways, I’d buy this without hesitation. I’m surprised so much of that is still unreleased.
Go with this cover as the dvd cover for volume 2!
The first volume cover was a Beatles reference. This one was too. I personally think that’s a way better idea than generic WWE poster from 99/2000.
I understand (now) the Beatles reference, but I think that’s a horrible idea to continue. The one Timmy shared is much better than the white cover, but I still think I’d go another route.
the matches and content is ok, the cover really sucks though, use the fantasy concept cover of the first attitude era as the cover! still a good dvd though
They should listen to you sir as I’d buy this Blu Ray in a heart beat.
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL A ATTITUDE ERA COLLECTION 🙂
Nice match listing. I hope Attitude Era V.2 is on the schedule for next year. And it should be in the exact same formula as this concept.