It was announced earlier today that Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has signed a multi-year deal to distribute WWE Home Video titles in the United States beginning January 1st.
Until then, the current distributor, Cinedigm, will continue working with WWE on upcoming DVDs and Blu-rays for the remainder of the year. With the release of “Macho Man: The Randy Savage Story” now out of the way, the next incoming WWE DVD is Hell in a Cell 2014.
That will be released next Tuesday. It will hit Australia in December and UK/Europe in January. The official trailer for the Hell in a Cell 2014 DVD follows below.
As reported, these 4 special features will be included on the DVD:
— Mizdow TV with The Miz
(Hell in A Cell Kickoff)— Mark Henry vs. Bo Dallas
(Hell in A Cell Kickoff)— Goldust & Stardust Cannot Be Divided
(Home Video Exclusive)— The Miz & Damien Sandow’s Vocal Training
(Home Video Exclusive)
An exclusive Blu-ray edition of Hell in a Cell 2014 will be released by WWEDVD.co.uk on January 19th, which will contain the following 8 extras on top:
Home Video Exclusive
– Paul Heyman Addresses the John Cena-Dean Ambrose Rivalry
Philadelphia, PA • October 10, 2014Monday Night Raw • October 6, 2014
– The Rock Returns to Confront RusevSmackDown • October 10, 2014
– John Cena and Dean Ambrose Face off on MizTVMonday Night Raw • October 13, 2014
– John Cena Gives Dean Ambrose “Veteran Advice”
– No Holds Barred Contract on a Pole Match:
John Cena vs. Dean AmbroseMonday Night Raw • October 20, 2014
– Randy Orton Has Words for John Cena
– 2 Out 3 Falls Intercontinental Championship Match:
Dolph Ziggler vs. Cesaro
– Randy Orton Has a Message for Seth Rollins
Click here to pre-order the Hell in a Cell DVD for next Tuesday (only $10!)
Below are new TNA DVD covers for One Night Only: Global Impact Japan 2014 and One Night Only: Joker’s Wild II. Both DVDs are in stock now on the ShopTNA website.
On the same subject, for fans in the UK and Europe, the next 2 TNA Wrestling DVDs on the way are One Night Only: Global Impact Japan 2014 and One Night Only: Tournament Of Champions 2013, both of which will be released next month over at TNADVD.co.uk.
“OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE History” will be added to the WWE Network this Saturday. The full countdown feature was approximately 2 hours in length.
As always, check out our new WWE DVDs on WWE Network page for a full list.
It’s the last day for fans in the UK and Europe to take advantage of WWEDVD.co.uk‘s “Movember Madness” sale for 17% off selected DVDs and Blu-rays.
Until midnight (Wednesday, November 19th) you can take advantage of 17% off selected DVD and Blu-ray titles at WWEDVD.co.uk.
It’s your chance to pickup a great bargain! Some of the titles included in this offer are:
~ Triple H: Thy Kingdom Come
~ Goldberg: The Ultimate Collection
~ Wrestlemania 30
~ Macho Madness: The Randy Savage Ultimate Collection
DEALS: Grab a deal in one of these 10 eBay auctions linked to below. The WWE DVDs start at just $0.99 and all of these auctions will be gone after today!
$0.99 – Goldberg: The Ultimate Collection DVD
$1.00 – Undertaker: The Streak DVD
$2.99 – WrestleMania 27 Blu-ray
$5.00 – Best PPV Matches 2013 DVD
$5.00 – The History of WWE DVD
$5.65 – John Cena: Greatest Rivalries DVD
$6.00 – Brothers of Destruction: Greatest Matches DVD (Free Shipping)
$13.27 – Ladies & Gentleman, My Name is Paul Heyman Blu-ray
$19.99 – Attitude Era Volume 2 Blu-ray (Sealed, Free Shipping)
$29.99 – WWF Royal Rumble 2001 DVD
Odds that the Hell in a Cell blu-ray will work in R1 players in the USA? I’d really like to have that Rock/Rusev segment in HD, and would be happy to import it.
It’ll be region locked. There are ways to play it, such as a multi-region capable Blu-ray player.
Bummer. I miss being able to import, as I did with the Survivor Series 2011 blu. That one was DVD only in the USA, but the UK blu was fortunately region free.
Monday Night Raw • October 6, 2014
– The Rock Returns to Confront Rusev
Sweet! Was hoping this would show up on Raw & Smackdown 2014, if that shows up at all, but I’ll definitely import this first chance I get.
I hope the new distribution deal will mean, us customers also will be able to choose bluray for all ppv calendar..never understand that so called logic for hd shot shows to be released on sd..
small correction regarding the airing of 50 omg moments: the wwe edition that appearently is to be aired is 2 hours long.. it is the wcw edition that is close to 2 hours 15. 🙂
Let’s hope the PPV DVDs survive, what with the Network now. It’ll be interesting to see how things go with Warner Bros in the new year.
Thanks for the correction.
you’re……. well come! 😉
yep.. no way knowing bout the future of physical medias in this stream-era we are in..
and maybe bluray already is outdated with the new Ultra HD that is on its way.. not to forget the 3D.. just imagined Vince upfront in your face, 3D’ing you the:
“You’re Fiiiiiired!!!!!!” LOL
I received Lockdown 2014 and Slammiversary 2014 from ShopTNA…Lockdown is only 1 disc, which is surprising since the last 3-4 Lockdown events were 2 discs. The only extra is the Before the Bell which is about 45 minutes and I noticed the quality of the event is actually not great, lot of pixelations and compressions due to over 3.5 hours on DVD9. Quality definitely suffers
Slammiversary is 2 discs and the quality much better. The bonus disc is about 1 hour and 20 minutes. There is no listing of extras on the back but looks like Before to Bell and several post show interviews are there and I think the countdown show as well.
When i ordered these two, ShopTNA put up Jokers Wild 2 and Global Impact Japan. Going to order those as well. No telling the future of TNA so want to get these DVDs soon to complete my TNA collection, never know how much value they will add down the road if the company no longer exists in the next few months.
Looks like TNA has received a pardon from the warden. They just announced that they will be moving to a channel called Destination America beginning in January. I’ve never heard of the channel, but I just looked it up and it looks like that channel is only 2 years old and is only available in about 50% of US homes, which is a major downgrade from Spike and won’t be a good sign as far as ratings go. Also, after tonight’s Impact on Spike there will be no more shows for the rest of the year.
I guess it’s good news that TNA won’t be going out of business, but this really isn’t good news in the sense that they will be on a much less viewed network that most people will not be able to watch and there’s no way in hell this channel that’s only 2 years old will be paying TNA the same weekly TV rights fees that Spike was paying them. Which means we’re going to continue to see 6-7 weeks of shows being filmed over 2-3 days in front of crowds of 200 people. It’s sad.
Sounds like you at least got your order. I’ve had multiple problems with TNA Shop, which caused me to stop purchasing from them: wrong DVDs sent multiple times, half of the order sent, and some pretty poor customer service. Nice job for actually getting what you paid for.
very sad indeed.. and with Global Force Wrestling having 2015 as their debut year, one can wonder how long in fact TNA can survive.. well.. maybe Jarrett will take it over.. and then Vince in time can get the whole “competition” package.. lol
I just hope and pray for, that Clearvision can fulfill their promise, that they will re-release the back catalogue of tna, from 2002-2012. Is what I am mainly interested in.
I’m actually glad TNA aren’t going out of business, eventhough its on a lesser known Network only in the US they still aren’t out of the waters yet, they really have to cutback on everything just to stay afloat since they will lose almost one-third of its potential audience. But i’m sure TNA haters aren’t happy that they are still in business.
They’re gonna lose a lot more than a 3rd of their audience. Destination America is available in only 50% of the homes that Spike is available in. So right off the bat, unless Destination America gets more clearances immediately, they’re going to lose half their audience right there. On top of that Destination America isn’t a basic cable channel. Meaning it’s not on the same tier as USA, MTV, Spike, TBS, etc. It’s on a special tier that you have to pay extra for. So once you take away half the audience now you have to take away how many of the 50% left doesn’t pay for that extra tier. Which may be a lot since the majority of cable/satellite customers only get basic subscriptions. I’m sure there will be some hardcore fans who will be willing to pay the extra $10 or so to upgrade their subscriptions, but I don’t know if many will. So at best they’re gonna lose half their audience. At worst they could could lose a heck of a lot more. We’re not going to know until that first week when the ratings come in.
As long as Ditzy Carter is still in charge over there, I cannot envision TNA lasting but one more year and now being on a lower-tiered network such as this one, that’s only going to hurt them ratings-wise even more. They better promote the living hell out of this move and venture or it’ll be curtains for them come next year.
how can we get the blu Ray if we live in the states??
It’s a UK exclusive. You could import it from Amazon.co.uk, but you’ll need a multi-region Blu-ray player if you want to view it (UK is Region B, US is Region A).
Gotta’ hand it to TNA for their DVD covers. They are consistently pretty good.
The new TNA covers look to be designed by Dan Burgess, a nice guy who (quick fact) also had a hand in the design of this very website. 🙂