Full Match Listing for ‘Best of WWE at Madison Square Garden’ DVD & Blu-Ray

July 8, 2013 by Daniel Bee

Best of WWE at Madison Square Garden DVD

The Best of WWE at Madison Square Garden is incoming next month on DVD and Blu-ray and it’s time to find out exactly what will be included!

Exclusive to WrestlingDVDNews.com, below is the full match listing and extra material for the Blu-ray edition too. You will notice that between content featured, there is a WWE Superstar or wrestling personality listed. These segments appear to be interviews and storytelling with those stars about each match or moment in question.

 

 

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DISC 1
The Best of WWE at Madison Square Garden DVD

50 Years of History

Ivan Koloff

WWE Championship Match
Ivan Koloff vs. Pedro Morales
8th February, 1971

Bruno Sammartino

WWE Championship Match
Superstar Billy Graham vs. Bruno Sammartino
27th June, 1977

Bob Backlund

Texas Death Match for the WWE Championship
Bob Backlund vs. Ken Patera
19th May, 1980

Harley Race

Match for the Undisputed Heavyweight Wrestling Championship
WWE Champion, Bob Backlund vs. NWA Champion, Harley Race
22nd September, 1980

The Iron Sheik

WWE Championship Match
The Iron Sheik vs. Hulk Hogan
23rd January, 1984

Sgt. Slaughter

Boot Camp Match
Sgt. Slaughter vs. The Iron Sheik
16th June, 1984

 

DISC 2

A Date Forever Etched in History

Vince McMahon

Hulk Hogan & Mr. T vs. “Rowdy” Roddy Piper & “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff
WrestleMania – 31st March, 1985

Bob Uecker

Andre the Giant & “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff vs. “Rowdy” Roddy Piper & “Cowboy” Bob Orton
10th August, 1985

The Miz

Intercontinental Championship Match
Honky Tonk Man vs. The Ultimate Warrior
SummerSlam – 29th August, 1988

Bret Hart

Intercontinental Championship Match
Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. Mr. Perfect
SummerSlam – 26th August, 1991

Howard Finkel

Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Championship
Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon
WrestleMania X – 20th March, 1994

Kevin Nash

WWE Championship Match
Bob Backlund vs. Diesel
26th November, 1994

 

DISC 3

Under The Iconic Lights

The Rock

Traditional Survivor Series Elimination Match
Rocky Maivia, “Wildman” Marc Mero, The Stalker, & Jake “The Snake” Roberts vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Crush, Goldust, & Jerry “The King” Lawler
Survivor Series – 17th November, 1996

Vince McMahon

Stone Cold Stuns The Boss
Raw – 22nd September, 1997

Mick Foley

Falls Count Anywhere Match
Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Cactus Jack
Raw – 22nd September, 1997

Jim Ross

1st Ever Tag Team Tables Match
The Dudley Boyz vs. The Hardy Boyz
Royal Rumble – 23rd January, 2000

Daniel Bryan

#1 Contender Triple Threat Match
Triple H vs. Kurt Angle vs. Chris Jericho
Raw – 7th August, 2000

Booker T

Booker T Attacks Mr. McMahon
Raw – 25th June, 2001

Triple H

Triple H Returns
Raw – 7th January, 2002

Big Show

United States Championship Match
Big Show vs. John Cena
WrestleMania XX – 14th March, 2004

Trish Stratus

Trish Stratus vs. Mickie James
Raw – 11th September, 2006

John Cena

John Cena Returns in the Royal Rumble Match
Royal Rumble – 27th January, 2008

Shawn Michaels

Triple Threat Tag Team Match
D-Generation-X vs. Jeri-Show vs. John Cena & The Undertaker
Raw – 16th November, 2009

Great Moments Happen Here

 

BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
The Best of WWE at Madison Square Garden Blu-ray

Gerald Brisco

Steel Cage Match
Bruno Sammartino & Tito Santana vs. Randy “Macho Man” Savage & “Adorable” Adrian Adonis
12th July, 1986

Ted DiBiase

Intercontinental Championship Match
Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase
29th December, 1991

Alberto Del Rio

WWE Championship Match
Alberto Del Rio vs. CM Punk
Survivor Series – 20th November, 2011

Extra Stories:
Trish Stratus
Ken Patera
Mr. Fuji
Road Warrior Animal
Barry Windham
Koko B. Ware
Ricky Steamboat
Sika
Rocky Johnson
Edge
Brooklyn Brawler

Vince McMahon MSG Walk of Fame Induction


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The Best of WWE at Madison Square Garden will be released on August 27th, and you can pre-order your copy now by clicking here. Canadian fans can do the same over here.


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  1. Damon says:

    Benoit tripleh and shawn shouldve been on there

  2. Mike Poulin says:

    The match listing here is fine as i think there will be a Volume 2 for Best of MSG down the line and for those who want to gripe about rereleased matches yeah there’s going to be some of those on every set WWE puts out.But those are also the matches that people remember and maybe the person buying the DVD has children who are wrestling fans that haven’t had the chance to see these matches yet.

  3. Brad Attitude says:

    Really would’ve loved to have seen some old school tag team matches on there like Hart Foundation, British Bulldogs, Killer Bees, etc …

  4. Micah says:

    Because nobody’s seen the matches from 1985 on. See, everyone lived close enough to MSG to travel to those events before 85 so no one wants to see those matches again. National TV, Pay Per View, no one watches those so we gotta show all those matches again

  5. Danger Zone says:

    A massive disappointment. This could have been an exceptional set with some rarely seen house show matches like the ones that used to be on the MSG channel years ago. But as always they plunder the same matches seen multiple times on many DVD sets. I can’t fathom who in their right mind would pay for yet another copy of HBK-Razor, Hart-Hennig etc I had high hopes for this, but once again have been let down.

  6. Supersonic says:

    Backlund vs. Patera was voted MOTY in the Observer, so that and boot camp, plus Del Rio vs. Punk in HD, are enough for me.

  7. GEOLINK says:

    Why the hell is Show vs. Cena @ WMXX on there… :-\

  8. kman says:

    This is what i was wishing they would do, but i think this is a very bad pick of mactches most anyway. Should of been HOUSESHOW matches only not ppv and matches already realesed on dvd.i will pass

  9. hbkid718 says:

    I’m really looking forward to this DVD, especially all of the old matches that I never seen before.

  10. mark foster says:

    The high light of the dvd will be backland vs race,wwf vs nwa champions.I wish they would do the sets by decades.There are so many great matches that could have been put on here instead of the same old matches.I am still hopeing for a ultimate andra the giant collection

  11. Colin V says:

    This listing isn’t too bad, I’ll get it. At least there are some unreleased matches on here.

  12. John says:

    Just like every WWE DVD this is loaded with stuff they’ve put on DVD multiple times before.
    Koloff vs. Morales – History of the WWE Championship

    Sheik vs. Hogan – History of the WWE Championship, Superstars of the 80s, EVERY Hogan DVD

    Hogan & T vs. Piper and Orndorff – Hulk Anthology, WrestleMania

    HTM vs. Warrior – SummerSlam 88, Warrior DVD

    Hart vs. Perfect – SummerSlam 91, Bret Hart DVD, Perfect DVD

    Michaels vs. Ramon ladder match – this has been released every year since WWE started releasing DVDs. I have at least 6 copies of this match.

    96 Survivor Series match – Survivor Series 96, The Rock: Dwayne Johnson DVD

    I’m pretty sure a number of other matches on the set were released before.

  13. Anan says:

    This is great and all, but they should have had at least one match from Summerslam 98 considering the big buildup to that event. Maybe Mankind ov The Outlaws, HHH vs Rock or the main event which was Taker vs Austin. I’d vote for Taker vs Austin since that was promoted by JR as being “The biggest main event in our business.”

    Also would’ve liked to have seen Bret vs Owen from WM10 too.

    Those missing matches aside, it’s still a great listing.

  14. Paul Meanwell says:

    I Cannot wait to get my hands on a blu ray copy of this i have been waitign for years for this release finally i guess the question is blu ray or dvd. I just wanted to let you all know i came across another rare gem on ebay take a look

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  15. Nick says:

    Isn’t the Diesel vs Bob Buckland match the one that only goes on for like 10 seconds? Diesel powerbombs him then its over?

  16. Dylan says:

    Dont think ill be getting this one

  17. thejmp187 says:

    Pass

  18. 1 Warrior match?… Still no appreciation for the Ultimate Legend!
    I will ALWAYS BELIEVE in One Warrior Nation!

  19. Wonderllama says:

    I really wanted Eddie Guerrero vs. Kurt Angle from WM 20. It wasn’t on either of Eddie’s two DVDs. It’s the best match they can use from WM 20. I like John Cena but his match with Big Show should probably only go on a future Cena DVD.

    Hardy/Mysterio/Jericho/Kane from 2009 is so much better than HHH/Jericho/Angle from 2000. And it’s more recent too. One of the better Smackdown matches from that great year. I guess we’ll never see it on DVD now. That triple threat is so random (and not even important when you consider the ending)

    I was also rooting for HBK vs. Sid to be the match from Survivor Series 1996. The end of Shawn’s first world title reign, and probably Sid’s best match

    Too bad WWE couldn’t expand this and show something from the Barclays Center (the new MSG?) Would have been a great excuse to include the terrific six man TLC match from last year!

    • LP1 says:

      The new MSG? Umm, no. Barclays Center is located in Brooklyn. MSG is in Manhattan. Two completely different arenas with no connection to eachother other than they’re both in New York City.

      • Steve says:

        Glad we didn’t get Angle-Guerero. Great match no doubt but we don’t need more repeats. They have released 9 million Eddie Guerero matches because they glorify him. He was great but I’m good without him being included.

  20. NickP says:

    Really cool set that I hope can be given a volume 2, but what happened to the unreleased approach that was reported earlier.

    • John says:

      There is unreleased matches and they are:

      WWE Championship Match
      Ivan Koloff vs. Pedro Morales
      8th February, 1971

      Bruno Sammartino

      WWE Championship Match
      Superstar Billy Graham vs. Bruno Sammartino
      27th June, 1977

      Bob Backlund

      Texas Death Match for the WWE Championship
      Bob Backlund vs. Ken Patera
      19th May, 1980

      Harley Race

      Match for the Undisputed Heavyweight Wrestling Championship
      WWE Champion, Bob Backlund vs. NWA Champion, Harley Race
      22nd September, 1980

      WWE Championship Match
      Bob Backlund vs. Diesel
      26th November, 1994

      #1 Contender Triple Threat Match
      Triple H vs. Kurt Angle vs. Chris Jericho
      Raw – 7th August, 2000

      Trish Stratus vs. Mickie James
      Raw – 11th September, 2006

      Steel Cage Match
      Bruno Sammartino & Tito Santana vs. Randy “Macho Man” Savage & “Adorable” Adrian Adonis
      12th July, 1986

      Ted DiBiase

      Intercontinental Championship Match
      Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase
      29th December, 1991

      • James says:

        the Ivan vs Pedro match is on the history of the wwe championship dvd. But the other match’s that you listed are unrelested. I myself would have like to have seen more of Burno or Backlund match’s from MSG. Or Warrior vs Andre myself.

    • Derick says:

      I hope so too. Hell if not that then maybe a series of DVD packages. Maybe have one for the Boston Garden, and other famous/big name Wrestling Venues across the world.

  21. MJN says:

    too many marks voting like it. Not enough Hogan or Macho Man. Warrior too. Enough PPV and RAW horse****. Try harder next time WWE.

  22. LP1 says:

    Reading over these comments is really confusing to me. I see people who love the match listing, people who hate the match listing and people that have mixed feelings on it. That’s all well and good. Where I have a problem understanding is with the people that are complaining.

    Some people are complaining that it’s terrible and they won’t be buying it. Ok. But I don’t see a need to complain then. If you’re not gonna buy it then that’s money saved in your pocket. Be happy about that. Some people are complaining that it’s terrible YET they’re still gonna buy it. That one makes no sense at all. Maybe they like torturing themselves. To each their own. Then there’s the hardcore collectors that buy every VHS/DVD/BR no matter what is on them. I’m one of those collectors. I’ve ben collecting WWF VHS tapes since 1989 and I made the decision decades ago that I was going to buy every WWF release that comes out(regardless of what the match/content listing is) because it’s a hobby that I enjoy. If you’re one of those hardcore collectors that buy every single WWE release I really don’t see a need to complain about the same thing over and over to a ridiculous degree. If you do this because it’s a hobby then you already know tha repeats are a necessary evil. It’s been this way since the earliest Coliseum Video releases in 1985. It’s never gonna change no matter how much you rant and complain.

    My advice, take some blood pressure pills, go relax, and enjoy the day. This wrestling DVD hobby is clearly too much for you if you get this worked up over it. Maybe a new hobby will ease the frustration. I don’t know.

    • Shane C. MOntgomery says:

      My thoughts exactly, I am one of those guys who collects everything that is released, a hobby I began last May, into this just a little over a year now but having a blast with it. I am more than a little envious of those of you who have been collecting for several years, I can just imagine all the great matches you have in your collections.

      • LP1 says:

        Best of luck to you. It’s a really crazy hobby depending on how deep you get into it. If you plan on going backwards and picking up older tapes and DVDs from years ago it can run you a pretty penny on eBay or Amazon and places like that. I was missing many of the Coliseum Videos from the early years (1985-1989) and it wasn’t until I got on eBay in 1999 that I was able to start filling in the holes in my set. Again, good luck and remember to have fun with it. Some people take it way too seriously and end up giving themselves aneurysms over it.

    • John says:

      The problem is there are so many good matches in their library that they have never released. Yet when it cam time to release something really different they released a lot of the same old matches they have been releasing for years. I have multiple copies of at least 8 of these matches. There can’t be a person out there that collects wrestling DVDs and doesn’t have Michales vs. Razor from WM X, and if there is, I seriously doubt they will be starting their collection with this set.

  23. David says:

    Remember when everyone said they wanted the Bootcamp match and the Harley/Backlund unification match? Well they’re both here. So is Backlund/Patera which is a classic. And all 3 have never been out. So let’s not kill this thing like it’s Top Rivalries or something, it’s not THAT bad. Plenty goodies on here, mixed with the essentials. And seeing that it’s a best of set, you have to expect that.

  24. Harry Faversham says:

    Why is everyone’s glass half empty? I’ve probably heard people complain about repeats more times than I’ve purchased those matches. More times than I care to remember and its getting a bit……repetitive, Please give it a rest? I love this site, but the negative attitude of the users here is really off putting. That’s the biggest disappointment here to me. I’d prefer to look at things in a positive light if possible, but I’m sure someone will tell me I am a no good son of a bitch for writing this. “Its called freedom of expression, asshole” etc etc. But if the mentality is that you’ve been screwed over because Chris Benoit wasn’t included and you got a match you bought on another DVD way back when, then you can leave me out of the discussions. “F*** you Harry” etc etc. Oh nevermind.

    • some guy says:

      Even on DVDs like MidSouth and ECW, with all unreleased matches, people spend their time complaining about repeats on OTHER DVDs. Some people are just literally incapable of not complaining.

  25. SRB says:

    I liked the listing. So… now I’ve gotta find something else to complain about. Thanks.

  26. miz4life says:

    Good a lot less Bruno then I expected, but still not bad.

    • ck says:

      Well, WWE will release a Bruno Sammartino DVD next year, so that will definitely make up for only 2 matches on this set.

  27. Nick says:

    What matches should have been on here? As the years go by there is not many great matches to put on dvds.

    Do we really want unreleased matches that are no good. If only more people liked the 70s and 80s I think dvds on Lawler Race Funks Briscos British Bulldogs would sell very well and there wouldn’t be so many complaints.

  28. warresg says:

    quite shitty, i must say

  29. Bonehead says:

    I would’ve saved big show vs vena for the history of the u.s. title DVD if and when it comes out and added The Cruiserweight Championship match instead.

    But yeah, poor choices of matches from disc 2 and 3.

  30. victory73 says:

    Only 9 matches from the 70’s and 80’s, 10 if you count the Blu-Ray extras. Just not enough classic MSG stuff for my taste.

  31. jonah says:

    No Shawn Michaels Vs Chris Benoit Vs Triple H why on earth would they not put that amazing match on this dvd to make it 10 times better instead half of them are from the 70s and 80s

  32. Anonymous says:

    Out of this entire set, the only things that interest me are the Race/Backlund and HHH/Y2J/Angle matches. What does that tell you? That I should be easy to please as I enjoy everything from classic wrestling to modern wrestling. Yet, for me, the matches on this release and Greatest Rivalries miss the mark in a HUGE way and I know it does for many others.

    What bothers me most is that WWE DVDs have become increasingly less appealing since the end of 2009. I hope they get back on track. Their best releases were from late 2003 to the end of 2009. In the last two years, there have only been a handful of great releases (Steamboat, Greatest Cage Matches, Rock Journey, Austin Bottom Line, Lesnar, Best of Nitros, Best of Clash, War Games). In my eyes, there were as many great releases in 2009 as there were in the last 3 1/2 years! Hopefully they get back on track and start putting out stuff like the 2007-2009 releases.

  33. Marty says:

    My thoughts when initially hearing about the set were “As long as the Texas Death match and Boot Camp match were on, then I’m fine with everything else.” I’m happy. Backlund-Race should be a treat too. Disc 1 is nice. Disc 3 almost feels like a Cena bukake but what are you gonna do? Tag match makes the blu ray essential.

  34. Vincenzzzzzo says:

    Match listing was what I expected. I am very surprised Steve Austin vs Bret Hart from Survivor Series 1996 isn’t on here though honestly.

    What did some of you people honestly think was going to be on here? This is “the BEST of MSG”. Not “The best of what you don’t already own on DVD at MSG”. Don’t like it? Don’t purchase the set then. It’s really that simple folks.

  35. Brad Attitude says:

    PASS!

  36. Goldberg says:

    WWE should also do MSG Unreleased in order to clearly differentiate between stuff for the mainstream and stuff for the diehards.

  37. RCS1988 says:

    This set is not good. I would rather see WWE make this, and hopfully they do. Undertaker the Phenom’s Unreleased Collector’s Series.

    Disc 1

    The 1st Victim

    The Undertaker vs. Mario Mancini Superstars December 15, 1990

    Phenom vs. Future Phenom

    Jimmy Snuka vs. the Undertaker Madison Square Garden January 21, 1991

    Battle on the High Seas

    Tugboat vs. the Undertaker London Gardens February 16, 1991

    Warrior Warfare

    Ultimate Warrior vs. the Undertaker Fresno, California June 18, 1991

    Savage Battle

    Randy Savage vs. the Undertaker Portland, Maine July 30, 1991

    The Master & Ruler of the World & bodybags

    Sid Justice vs. the Undertaker in a bodybag match Cornwall, Ontario September 10, 1991

    Mexican Warfare

    Tito Santana vs. the Undertaker Barcelona, Spain October 5, 1991

    Disc 2

    Excellence of Execution

    Bret Hart vs. the Undertaker Dayton, Ohio October 22, 1991

    The 1st title defense

    British Bulldog vs. the Undertaker Copps Coliseum November 30, 1991

    A Mix of Styles

    Randy Savage & the Undertaker vs. Ric Flair & the Berzerker Portland, Maine, July 21, 1992

    Phenom in the Everglades

    The Undertaker vs. Skinner RAW February 22, 1993

    Phenom looking up

    The Undertaker vs. Giant Gonzalez Columbus, Ohio June 14, 1993

    Phenom & the roughneck

    The Undertaker vs. Mr. Hughes Salisbury, Maryland July 7, 1993

    Phenom’s Revenge

    The Undertaker vs. Yokozuna in a casket match Burlington, Vermont October 18, 1994

    Phenom vs. Mastadon

    The Undertaker vs. Vader Canadian Stampede July 6, 1997

    Disc 3

    Unlikely Partners

    The Undertaker & Steve Austin vs. the New Age Outlaws RAW July 27, 1998

    Brothers of Destruction Collide

    The Undertaker vs. Kane Judgment Day 98 October 18, 1998

    Coporate Minstry takes control

    Steve Austin vs. the Undertaker Over the Edge 99 May 23, 1999

    The Game vs. American Badass

    The Undertaker vs. Triple H Smackdown July 13, 2000

    The Future Viper

    Randy Orton vs. the Underaker Smackdown May 30, 2002

    Saturday Night in Texas

    The Undertaker vs. the Great Khali & Umaga Dallas, Texas July 15, 2006

    Phenom vs. Straight Edge Savior

    The Undertaker vs. CM Punk Las Vegas, Nevada March 30, 2010

    Blu-ray Exclusives

    Counted Out

    Ultimate Warrior vs. the Undertaker Rockford, Illinois May 6, 1991

    Phenom and the Beast from the East

    The Undertaker vs. Bam Bam Bigelow Fresno, California January 26, 1993

    Future Enemies Team Up

    The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels vs. Psycho Sid & Kama Springfield, Massachusetts May 17, 1995

    Phenom vs. “Big Daddy Cool”

    The Undertaker vs. Diesel II Superstars December 22, 1996

    Unlikely Teammates

    Batista & the Undertaker vs. the Great Khali & Mark Henry Friday Night Smackdown November 2, 2007

    Phenom vs. Moscow Mauler

    The Undertaker vs. Vladimir Kozlov Friday Night Smackdown March 13, 2009

    This set would be a definite hot seller.

    • John says:

      That would be a great set but I think people will be complaining about another Undertaker set when we have like 5 Undertaker sets that is already released

    • Anonymous says:

      I agree that an Unreleased Undertaker should dome out. But, way, WAY before they do that, they have to release:
      -Unreleased Ric Flair
      -Unreleased Steve Austin
      -Unreleased Shawn Michaels
      -Unreleased WCW
      -Unreleased Four Horsemen

      By the way, I love the fact that this set stinks so bad, that someone had the idea to start discussing not only how bad it was, but what they should be releasing soon.

      • John says:

        Why have a unreleased Ric Flair set when most of his unreleased matches is on the Definitive and Ulimate Collection?

        • Anonymous says:

          Not sure what you mean. The following PPV matches remain unreleased:

          Starrcade 1986 vs. Nikita Koloff
          Bunkhouse Stampede vs. Road Warrior Hawk
          Bash 1988 vs. Lex Luger
          Starrcade 1989 vs. Lex Luger
          Starrcade 1989 vs. Great Muta
          WrestleWar 1990 vs. Lex Luger
          Halloween Havoc 1990 vs. Doom
          Starrcade 1990 vs. Sting
          SuperBrawl 1 vs. Fujinami
          Beach Blast 1993 vs. Barry Windham
          Fall Brawl 1993 vs. Rick Rude
          Halloween Havoc 1993 vs. Rick Rude
          BattleBowl 1993 teaming with Steve Austin
          SuperBrawl 4 vs. Vader
          Slamboree 1994 vs. Barry Windham
          Bash 1995 vs. Randy Savage
          Halloween Havoc 1995 w/Sting vs. Anderson/Pillman
          World War 3 vs. Sting and main event battle royal
          Starrcade 1995 vs. Luger vs. Sting
          Starrcade 1995 vs. Randy Savage
          Uncensored 1996 Cage match main event
          Slamboree 1996 w/Guerrero vs. Anderson/Savage
          Slamboree 1997 w/Piper/Greene vs. Hall/Nash/Syxx
          Bash 1997 w/Piper vs. Hall/Nash
          Bash at the Beach 1997 vs. Piper
          Road Wild 1997 vs. X-Pac
          Halloween Havoc 1997 vs. Curt Hennig
          World War 3 1997 vs. Curt Hennig
          Souled OUt 1998 vs. Bret Hart
          Souled Out 1999 vs. Hennig/Windham
          SuperBrawl 9 vs. Hulk Hogan
          Uncensored 1999 vs. Hulk Hogan First Blood Cage
          Great American Bash 1999 vs. Roddy Piper
          SuperBrawl 2000 vs. Terry FUnk Death Match
          Uncensored 2000 vs. Hulk Hogan

          That’s just the UNRELEASED PPV matches I want to see! There’s plenty of matches featuring some of the all-time greats. There’s also so much more free TV including Clashes, Nitros, Raws, and supercards such as the Battle of the Belts, Crockett Cups, Coliseum Home Videos, etc. And, that’s not to mention some classics that appeared on NWA/WCW TV shows like Pro, Power Hour, Saturday Night, Main Event, etc.

          Another Flair set would be outstanding.

      • HANK says:

        We had an Unreleased Shawn DVD three years ago.

    • Anonymous says:

      I think I’d probably pass on that. There’s some stuff that sounds cool, but a lot of it, just going off the names involved and past matches, sounds really bad.

      • Anonymous says:

        Funny troll. 🙂

      • Anonymous says:

        Agreed, a lot of that Taker stuff doesn’t sound that appealing. And, some of the stuff that does is clearly of the dark match variety that almost never gets released. I wouldn’t mind seeing an Unreleased Undertaker, but we have to be understanding of the fact that if it wasn’t already on a VHS or TV show, we’ll likely never see it even if just because there’s no way that Undertaker will be sitting down to add commentary to it because it wouldn’t fit with his character.

  38. Mark says:

    They should’ve at least a couple matches from wrestlemania 20 like Victoria vs Molly holly in that hair match, or Eddie vs Kurt.

  39. Steve says:

    I love how Mick Foley will be talking about his Falls count anywhere match with Triple H. He hosted the falls count anywhere DVD that it was on last year! Watching these releases are like watching Cena matches. Same old shit. We also really needed the Rock’s crappy debut match that was released on his DVD last year as well.

  40. James says:

    Getting this for Backlund-Patera. Backlund-Race, and Slaughter-Sheik.

  41. LP1 says:

    Lol Some of the responses on here are priceless. I love the ones that basically say “UGHH!!! THIS SET SUCKS!… But im still gonna get it anyway.” lol

    • John says:

      They are getting it for the unreleased matches, if the set has a entire list of repeats, they would not be buying it

    • rod says:

      it does suck, I mean I am getting it too, but very disappointed, the cover sucks too. at a good price it mine.

      • John says:

        Rod-I agree, I am asking for the Madison Square Garden set for my birthday which is in September so I do not have to pay out of my pocket for the disappointing set

  42. captain planet says:

    Thought there’d be more Bruno, but I guess they’re saving the main matches he had for his eventual documentary.

  43. Rod munch says:

    Very disappointing could have been so much better. I would love a best of the house shows set

  44. Timothy Thorpe says:

    I’m disappointed that Snuka-Muraco didn’t make the cut, but I’ll be getting the blu ray nonetheless. This will be a next month preorder for me.

  45. luiginyc84 says:

    I think its WAY TOO MUCH from the late 90’s-Present Day and too many PPV matches. Really disappointing imo. Most likely not gonna buy this now.

  46. Spritz1999 says:

    I personally love the match listing for MSG… I think it will be a really good presentation! But yes… there are repeats that are going to disappoint some people! Oh well… I think it’ll be great!

  47. Matt says:

    I am not shocked to see matches on here that are ALREADY on other dvd sets and its a shame that the track record WWE has on repeating itselfs with matches on newer dvd/blu ray is still horrible!! I still plan on buying this cause of the late 70’s & 80’s matches on it. The late 90’s to today i got a bulk of them already on other sets and i rather see material i have not seen. I made a ideal that they should of done a 2 vol set to cover the history of MSG. Vol 1 be the late 70’s 80’s. Vol 2 be set on the 90’s to today. I feel u could get a whole lot out of both sets & make everyone happy from both age groups.

  48. Alan Shore says:

    This right here is why I as a long time collector no longer buy WWE DVDs/Blu Rays, far too much stuff that has already been released for nearly £25, maybe when there’s a sale.

  49. John says:

    I am going to cancel my pre-order and ask this for my birthday which is in September so I do not have to pay out of my pocket for this disappointing set

  50. Johnny Morgan says:

    Would have been great to have included the series between Dusty Rhodes and Billy Graham. Also, the iconic match between Pedro Morales and Bruno Sammartino apparently didn’t make the cut.

  51. Jammer says:

    Diesel vs. Bob Backlund for the WWE Title, where Big Daddy Cool wins the gold?!?!?! F**k Yes!!!! That right there (for me) is reason enough to buy this DVD/Blu Ray set. I only have it on fan cam style from that MSG show, to have the actual footage for it is gonna be great!!

    • Anonymous says:

      Or, you could buy the much better History of the WWE title DVD and get it there.

      • Jammer says:

        All the show is him kicking Backlund and pinning him on the History of the WWE Title DVD. I would like to think on this they show both entrances, and show the long promo Backlund gives before Diesel comes out to squash him. Plus the 5 minutes of Diesel celebrating after it with the fans going nuts.

  52. BR says:

    -Sigh, what a waste…

  53. Andrew says:

    Might buy this just for the sheiky interview, XD, the match listing is pretty weak, I was hint for rare stuff like a few matches from raw and smackdown in MSG from the90s-05

  54. Dazman says:

    This is only a must buy if you’re an Old School fan to be honest and that’s not me so I’ll be avoiding this. The HHH/Cactus Jack Royal Rumble 2000 Street Fight should have been in over their Falls Count Anywhere match that was on the FCA DVD and the first ever Elimination Chamber should have definitely been put in instead of that overrated Ladder match that finds it’s way on every DVD and nobody watches. Definitely a lot of things here that should have been changed. Overall I’m disappointed and it wont be making my collection.

    • Anonymous says:

      I’m an old school fan and it doesn’t appeal to me either. There isn’t even one (1!) unreleased match from the 1986 to 1996 era. How is that possible? I can understand skipping out on anything from 1993 to 1996 as most of that was filmed and, quite frankly, the WWF was terrible at that point, but what about the dream match to end all dream matches featuring what most would say was the two all-time greatest wrestlers, Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan. I realize their two singles matches were already released, but what about the tag match from March 1992?

      And what about Hart versus Mr. Perfect? That already appeared on 4 DVDs! Enough with this match.

  55. John says:

    Honestly, I am disappointed with the match listings, there is 10 or 11 repeats

    It could have been better but I will still get this for the unreleased matches

  56. X-23 says:

    Fantastic DVD. Looks a truly definitive WWE collection!

  57. Lemo says:

    Buckland vs Race
    Slaughter vs Sheik
    Bret vs Dibiase

    Makes this a must buy fot me.

  58. Wrastlinnnnn says:

    Not bad but could have done bit better, should have included Austin and Angle from raw in 2002, The fatal four way from smackdown in 2009, The Kane unmasking from 2003, Mankind Undertaker from Survivor Series 1996, HBK Sid from Survivor Series 1996 but other its looks decent and will appeal to a certain degree, the blu-ray extras look pretty decent even though i have the survivor series 2011 blu-ray, thank god they dint include the rock john cena vs awesome truth match, A lot of repeats by the looks of it too and hope the segments are in full espically when triple h returned which has not been released in full on dvd or blu-ray as of yet!!

  59. Somebody says:

    This DVD looks to be terrible. It’s just pointless without the true moment of Wrestlemania XX.

    • Pedro says:

      Not really. Nobody needs to see a coward who killed his wife and young son.

      • Wrastlinnnnn says:

        Chill at pedro you weren’t there so go saying stuff just because of what you read, the media manipulates many things, you will never know the true events of that day, your entitled to your opinion but when you dont the full facts or you werent there in present keep your opinions to yourself, that match from WM XX was easily one of the great moments from the garden which sadly will never get the light of day.. oh well people who have the WM XX DVD can go back and watch that great match!!

        • Pedro says:

          Are you disputing the fact that Benoit killed his wife and son? What kind of person is an apologist for that? What a mark!

        • KarlKayfabian says:

          I wasn’t in Europe or even alive at the time,but I know Hitler and the Nazis killed a whole bunch of people. Did the media manipulate that one too?

          • Anonymous says:

            Perfect analogy. Yet, Hitler continues to be shown on TV. How come Benoit, who made such a comparatively minor impact, can’t be included on DVDs?

            Even Vince McMahon said “It’s not right to pretend he didn’t exist. It’s one thing to include him as part of a historical perspective, which I believe is OK, and it’s another thing to promote him, which is not OK. The situation is very similar to that of O.J. Simpson – despite his controversy, O.J. was still a part of the NFL scene. You can’t deny that he existed.”
            Read more at http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/video_reviews/115905#ZZgLwKugF7qtpoUC.99

            When will the WWE’s DVD and Classics on Demand department get that message!

            • Pedro says:

              Because unfortunately Hitler was part of “real” history and had a MAJOR impact on world history. Chris Benoit was an entertainer and a minor part of history. And I can’t remember the last time OJ Simpson was part of a NFL films production. You can’t deny Benoit or Simpson existed but you don’t have to include them either.

      • Anonymous says:

        I’d rather see that Benoit WrestleMania moment than almost anything else on the set.

  60. Anonymous says:

    Disc 2 has one new match and Disc 3 isn’t much better.

    There’s a total of two matches that I care to see and nothing that I’d consider must see. I imagine a lot of others will feel the same way and not bother posting that opinion so as not to waste their time getting into an endless back and forth with the WWE apologists of this board.

    I really wonder how long this set is. At this point, I’m beginning to think that they might be trying to slip in some single layer DVDs into these sets as at least one of them (DVD #2) appears to be less than two hours.

    In short, I say this set is GARBAGE, just PURE GARBAGE that will only appeal to some of the WWE apologists and those who don’t do the research to discover what’s actually on the set.

  61. I’m alright with the listing, not too happy with some of the matches included on it though, Backlund vs. Diesel…

    • ck says:

      Well, at least the match is short, and quite funny.

    • Anonymous says:

      Yeah, quite a match they put on this. It lasts all of about 12 seconds.

      Then, if that’s not enough, there’s the Honky Tonk versus Warrior match that lasts about 15 seconds. At least they get to run up their match totals.

      What kind of a compilation set is this piece of trash? There isn’t a single Austin or Flair match, two guys who everybody would put in their top 10, if not top 5, yet they have two John Cena matches.

      This is a joke.

      Total disappointment!

  62. The Disc says:

    Disc 3 is just a repeat fest

  63. Brit says:

    Why is Daniel Bryan randomnly featured before a match in 2000?

  64. The Disc says:

    I knew there was gonna be a lot of repeat matches but come on. And that Bob Backlund v Diesel match only lasted 5 second he jack knifed Bob straight away and won the title. Why bother.

  65. KarlKayfabian says:

    The Bootcamp Match alone makes this a Day One purchase for me. Very excited about the Texas Death Match and Bruno’s last MSG match as well.

  66. Goldberg says:

    Only 10 unreleased just counted them

    • KarlKayfabian says:

      That’s about 9 more unreleased matches than the 25 Rivalries had. This set had some great stuff, and some not-so-great stuff. The hat trick of the Bootcamp-Texas Death- WWF vs NWA makes this a very desirable set. The best all time? No. The beat this year? No. But it beats any of the countdown releases.

      • Steve says:

        That’s really not saying much. They need to just put out a set of all there over hyped matches that they have repeated 100 times.

  67. Steven Giordano says:

    It’s not terrible; but certainly missed so many great things. First off like many recent releases there needs to be a Vol. 2. Glad we have the Triple H-Cactus Jack street fight! Thats only been released 19 times one being a year ago. I swear WWE could screw up a wet dream. Growing up in NY I can remember in the early ’90’s all the MSG shows that would be on the MSG network. In 2006 in fact they re-aired these under the tag “MSG Classics.” So in my opinion you could have filled this release with all of those old school house show matches. Instead we get the Ladder match! Now clearly I get that this is a “Best of” but just because it was on PPV and because it has been repeated to death doesn’t mean it had to be on this set. Just like the current WWE product the company just doesn’t get it sometimes.

    • Spritz1999 says:

      Yeah, I would have personally loved to see Royal Rumble 2000 – Cactus Jack vs. Triple H instead!

  68. Goldberg says:

    Backlund/Sheik title change still is unreleased. If there was ever a time, this would have been it. It’s not a big deal just saying.

  69. LP1 says:

    Bruno’s final MSG match is included. Very cool. Morales winning the WWWF Title is another big moment. Of course the Hogan Title win and the Mania 1 main event are must-haves if you’re telling the story of MSG. I’m really satisfied with this.

    • Anonymous says:

      Bruno’s last match is cool, huh? Not according to Bruno. He has repeatedly said he considers anything to do with his last run an embarrassment and an insult. But, when you consider how much money they put in his pocket (rumored to be a million) to bury the hatchet, I guess we won’t hear him complaining about it.

      • Spritz1999 says:

        He had one of the best runs in history… yeah his last run wasn’t great, but you can’t expect to go out great when almost your whole career was great. His finale was acceptable IMO!

        • Roger says:

          That Bruno/Santana vs. Savage/Adonis cage match is one of my all-time favorites. I think Bruno’s final run at MSG (first as a special ref for Savage vs. Santana, then coming out of retirement for a tag match, then culminating in this cage match) was excellent and a great way to cap of his legacy. He may not have been in as great of condition then, but he was still incredibly over and knew how to get a crowd riled up like no one else.

  70. Lawrence says:

    Decent listing but I was hoping for more “old school” stuff. Some repeats, but that is understandable given it’s a “Best of” collection and stuff like Hogan vs. Iron Sheik, WrestleMania I and the Shawn-Razor ladder matches are clearly some of the highlight moments of WWE at Madison Square Garden.

  71. B Wise says:

    In all honesty I am very disappointed. A lot of previously released. Assuming it will sell well though and maybe a Vol 2 will have more unreleased.

  72. CrimeDawg says:

    Not bad but I was hoping for some more vintage stuff with Bruno. Wasn’t the match with Diesel and Backlund like 8 seconds or something??

  73. Goldberg says:

    looks horrible

  74. James says:

    off topic but my copy of WWF Unforgiven 2001 was delivered today 😀