…and you can make those prices LOWER! We can confirm that several WWEShop promo codes will work alongside the sale prices to get you even better deals today.
MORE THAN 150 HOME VIDEO TITLES ON SALE: Including DVDs priced from only $4.99 and Blu-rays priced from only $9.99! When using a promo code, “Brothers of Destruction: Greatest Matches” is only $7.99, the new “True Giants” DVD is only $8.79, the WrestleMania 30 DVD is only $8.79, the John Cena: Greatest Rivalries Blu-ray is only $8.79, the Sting Blu-ray is only $10.39, and the big Macho Man box set is down to an impressive $54.99!
Go to the huge sale now by clicking here to WWEShop.com, or look below for a FULL list we’ve put together of all the DVD/Blu-ray deals that WWE has up for grabs today.
2) Have a hunt, find the DVDs/Blu-rays you want (with RED price tags).
3) Use any of these promo codes to get yourself even lower prices:
WWEAFFDVD1 – a further 20% off most titles DVDWWE5 – $5 off your order if over $30 WWESAVE10 – $10 off your order if over $70 WWEAFF15 – $15 off your order if over $100 WWEAFF25 – $25 off your order if over $150
TIP: Shipping stays a flat-rate $6.99 or $9.99 when buying multiple DVDs at once!
DVD Deals
$4.99 (or less with code)
Signature Sounds: The Music of WWE
$5.99 (or less with code)
Battleground 2013
Best of RAW 2010
Best of Saturday Night’s Main Event
Hell in a Cell 2013
McMahon
Money in the Bank 2013
Money in the Bank 2014
Night of Champions 2014
Payback 2013
Royal Rumble 2013
SummerSlam 2013
Superstar Collection: John Cena
Superstar Collection: Sheamus
Survivor Series 2013
The Ladder Match
WrestleMania 27 (2 Disc)
$7.99 (or less with code)
Best of King of the Ring
Greatest Stars of the 90s
Greatest Starts of the 80s
History of the IC Championship
Over the Limit 2012
Randy Orton: Evolution of a Predator
Rock vs. Cena: Once in a Lifetime
Starrcade: Essential Collection
TLC 2014
True Story of WrestleMania
Undertaker’s Deadliest Matches
WrestleMania 1-15 Re-releases
WrestleMania 27 (2 Disc)
WrestleMania 28
$9.99 (or less with code)
Battleground 2014
Best of In Your House
Best of Madison Square Garden
Best PPV Matches 2009-2010
Bobby The Brain Heenan
Brock Lesnar: Here Comes The Pain (CE)
Brothers of Destruction
Elimination Chamber 2012
Elimination Chamber 2014
Epic Journey of The Rock
Extreme Rules 2014
Hart & Soul: Hart Family Anthology
Hell in a Cell 2014
Legacy of Stone Cold Steve Austin
Legends of Mid-South Wrestling
Mick Foley: For All Mankind
Money in the Bank 2012
OMG! Top 50 Incidents in WWE History
Payback 2014
Royal Rumble 2012
SummerSlam 2012
Survivor Series 2012
The John Cena Experience
The Rise and Fall of ECW
TLC 2012
Top 25 Rivalries in Wrestling History
Undertaker: The Streak
War Games: WCW’s Most Notorious Matches
WrestleMania 26 (2 Disc)
$10.99 (or less with code)
Attitude Era Vol. 2
Batista: The Animal Unleashed
Best of RAW: After The Show
Best PPV Matches 2013
ECW Unreleased Vol. 1
ECW Unreleased Vol. 2
Falls Count Anywhere
Fit Series: Stephanie McMahon
Greatest Cage Matches of All Time
Greatest Rivalries: Shawn vs. Bret
Greatest Superstars of 21st Century
Greatest Wrestling Factions
John Cena: Greatest Rivalries
Night of Champions 2012
Night of Champions 2013
No Way Out 2012
nWo: The Revolution
OMG! Top 50 Incidents in WCW History
Power Series: Triple H
RAW The Beginning Seasons 1 & 2
Royal Rumble 2014
Scooby-Doo: WrestleMania Mystery
SummerSlam 2014
Survivor Series 2014
The 50 Greatest Finishing Moves
The Attitude Era
The History of WWE
Top 50 Superstars of All Time
True Giants
Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection
United We Slam: Best of Great American Bash
WCW Clash of the Champions
WCW Greatest PPV Matches Vol. 1
WrestleMania 27
WrestleMania 29
WrestleMania 30
$12.99 (or less with code)
Goldberg: The Ultimate Collection
Ladies & Gentleman, My Name Is Paul Heyman
The Best of RAW & SmackDown 2012
$14.99 (or less with code)
The Best of RAW & SmackDown 2014
The Best of Sting
$19.99 (or less with code)
Royal Rumble Anthology Vol. 1
Royal Rumble Anthology Vol. 4
SummerSlam Anthology Vol. 2
SummerSlam Anthology Vol. 3
SummerSlam Anthology Vol. 4
WrestleMania Vol. 2
WrestleMania Vol. 3
$59.99 (or less with code)
Macho Man: Randy Savage Story (CE Box Set)
2) Have a hunt, find the DVDs/Blu-rays you want (with RED price tags).
3) Use any of these promo codes to get yourself even lower prices:
WWEAFFDVD1 – a further 20% off most titles DVDWWE5 – $5 off your order if over $30 WWESAVE10 – $10 off your order if over $70 WWEAFF15 – $15 off your order if over $100 WWEAFF25 – $25 off your order if over $150
TIP: Shipping stays a flat-rate $6.99 or $9.99 when buying multiple DVDs at once!
Blu-ray Deals
$9.99 (or less with code)
Royal Rumble 2012
SummerSlam 2012
Survivor Series 2012
The Best of RAW & SmackDown 2012
$10.99 (or less with code)
Best of In Your House
Best of King of the Ring
Best of Madison Square Garden
Best of WCW Nitro Vol. 2
Best PPV Matches 2012
Bret Hart: The Dungeon Collection
ECW Unreleased Vol. 1
Epic Journey of The Rock
Falls Count Anywhere
Greatest Superstars of 21st Century
John Cena: Greatest Rivalries
nWo: The Revolution
OMG! Top 50 Incidents in WWE History
Randy Orton: Evolution of a Predator
RAW Top 100 Moments
Rock vs. Cena: Once in a Lifetime
Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line
SummerSlam 2013
SummerSlam 2014
The 50 Greatest Finishing Moves
The History of WWE
The True Story of WrestleMania
Top 25 Rivalries in Wrestling History
Undertaker: The Streak
War Games: WCW’s Most Notorious Matches
WCW Clash of the Champions
WCW Greatest PPV Matches Vol. 1
WrestleMania 29
$12.99 (or less with code)
Batista: The Animal Unleashed
Goldberg: The Ultimate Collection
Ladies & Gentleman, My Name Is Paul Heyman
Royal Rumble 2014
Scooby-Doo: WrestleMania Mystery
The Best of Sting
Triple H: Thy Kingdom Come
Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection
Does anyone know the shipping charges to the UK for the WWEShop DVD Sale?? I’m thinking about making some purchases but holding off just in case its not worth the hassle..
Multi-Region DVD players are cheap these days & WWEDVDUK seems to butcher all releases without the correct packaging or cases for ANY new releases so that’s my reason for posting here
Still haven’t got the network. Or any streaming service for that matter. I’m fine with DVDs and blu-rays. Sure, I could probably find lot’s of stuff on the network I haven’t seen, but I also watch other stuff than wrestling. Series, movies, TV. Plus I like to read and do some gaming from time to time. So lack of time is a factor.
Hi, there is also a fast line prediction comp for UK folk, on the WWE UK Site. and they have slashed there prices on some elimination chamber, I can forward you the email if you wish.
2 years ago I would have been all over this sale. However, with the advent of the WWE Network, I have very little interest in collecting, or even watching WWE Home Video releases. Last year, I purchased the following titles and watched very little of their content: Sting 2BD (watched 1st hour), Macho Man doc (watched 1st BD), Attitude Era volume 2 BD (still sealed), Great American Bash 2BD (watched once), Ultimate Warrior Collection (watched 5 times), several Wrestlemania promo 2 for $10 DVD packs from Best Buy and Wal-Mart (still sealed). To me, the content (complete TV/PPV cards/documentaries) on the Network is far more interesting than the home video compilations that feature content from multiple events. The Network has drastically cut into WWE Home Video’s market share. I look forward to the day when all WWE Home Video content is available on the Network.
…and one has to pay over and over, again and again, forever and ever, in all eternity, to keep watching the content of the Network…while, paying for a dvd/Bluray, once, and you can watch it for same amount of eternity. Just to put it in perspective.. ๐
The Network argument is valid and not going away – but it’s still a fact that the big new releases that come out month to month on Home Video are NOT on the Network.
To this someone will say Heyman and yes Heyman’s one was added, but it took 6 months. Don’t know about you but for the big documentary ones that come out, I don’t want to wait months to see it and still having some DVD collecting alongside the Network (because the content on them is exclusive to DVD) is still pretty fun for me.
also.. would’nt like to miss the great – in particulare bluray – exclusives that are on releases like Heyman’s and especially the 2 hours on Foley’s For all Mankind bluray.
I’m not disparaging WWE Home Video. I’ve been collecting WWF/E home video releases since Coliseum Video released WM IV on a 2 VHS set (featuring the Hogan pop-up insert). I have purchased countless WWE Home Video releases over the years and have really enjoyed taking part in the great sales that WDN promotes. However, the staggering amount of previously unavailable content on the Network keeps me coming back for more. I do still plan to buy WWE Blu-Ray sets as the years go on (Warrior doc is on my must have list). Although, my purchases won’t be as frequent due to the Network. BTW, I am currently watching Halloween Havoc ’90 in pristine quality on the Network, while my WWE Home Video collection collects dust. The times are changing…
I agree with you, that the Network has opend up for content that previously was impossible or very hard to get to everybody around the globe, so that is indeed a very good thing.
For me personally, I own every dvd/bluray that Silvervision produced, plus releases up to 2014, that I liked…which was not that many the recent years.
The WCW and ECW full lenght ppv’s did’nt do anything for me when I had a free tryout month on the Network, and all the Behind the scenes docs and other reality-tv garbage, I am definitely not in to.
And frankly, I don’t find the quality of the old ppv’s that much better, than upscaling the dvd’s on my bluray player.
what I hope for in the future, is that there is still room for high quality produced bluray releases, like the ones we’re getting the last 5 years, e.g. Warriors sets, Heyman, Foley, O.M.G.’s and the inevitable upcomming Undertaker profile.
People always like to use this argument when condemning the Network: “Well, what if you want to watch something on the Network, but your internet goes down or there’s a power outage? At least with a DVD/BR you can watch it whenever you want.” I answer that by saying if you are without power in your home and all you can think about is wanting to watch wrestling then you have your priorities completely out of whack. You have more important issues at hand.
On the flip side, what if you’re going to be away from home for a while and have time to kill? Whether on a business trip, a vacation, a long car ride or a million other reasons, and you feel like watching wrestling, but your whole collection is at home. That’s where the Network has the advantage. I’ve had many instances where I’ve been in a long car/bus ride where I’ve watched a ton of old shows on the Network. It’s a convenience that a lot of people overlook.
The whole “Network vs Disc” argument is old. Pick whatever works for you and enjoy it.
I don’t see why folks need to pick, can’t the Network and DVD both live in harmony doing their own thing. That way as fans, we all win with even more content.
“… we are the Wrestling World.. we are the Wrestling Fans.. we are the Ones, that wants to watch it all the time, no matter hoooow… There’s so many ways, that we can share our passion.. it does’nt matter if your into discs, Networking or both, old or new, just watch with looove..”
(adjust the “We are the World” melody yourself to the text, if needed.. but, the message should be clear..) ๐
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Does anyone know the shipping charges to the UK for the WWEShop DVD Sale?? I’m thinking about making some purchases but holding off just in case its not worth the hassle..
Multi-Region DVD players are cheap these days & WWEDVDUK seems to butcher all releases without the correct packaging or cases for ANY new releases so that’s my reason for posting here
Still haven’t got the network. Or any streaming service for that matter. I’m fine with DVDs and blu-rays. Sure, I could probably find lot’s of stuff on the network I haven’t seen, but I also watch other stuff than wrestling. Series, movies, TV. Plus I like to read and do some gaming from time to time. So lack of time is a factor.
So do you not watch the PPVs?
I watch them, but only on blu-ray. A bit behind, though. Watched Extreme Rules 2014 a week ago. ๐
No Attitude Era 2 on blu ray?? WTF…Shield blu ray not on sale?? Bull sh** sale
Ok…
Attitude I think sold out in the last sale this month, Shield’s new this week so would be a long shot.
Blame them, not our comment’s section. ๐
I was blaming them…their sales are great sometimes but when you add in shipping and tax it often ends up being same price as Amazon (I have prime).
Hi, there is also a fast line prediction comp for UK folk, on the WWE UK Site. and they have slashed there prices on some elimination chamber, I can forward you the email if you wish.
2 years ago I would have been all over this sale. However, with the advent of the WWE Network, I have very little interest in collecting, or even watching WWE Home Video releases. Last year, I purchased the following titles and watched very little of their content: Sting 2BD (watched 1st hour), Macho Man doc (watched 1st BD), Attitude Era volume 2 BD (still sealed), Great American Bash 2BD (watched once), Ultimate Warrior Collection (watched 5 times), several Wrestlemania promo 2 for $10 DVD packs from Best Buy and Wal-Mart (still sealed). To me, the content (complete TV/PPV cards/documentaries) on the Network is far more interesting than the home video compilations that feature content from multiple events. The Network has drastically cut into WWE Home Video’s market share. I look forward to the day when all WWE Home Video content is available on the Network.
…and one has to pay over and over, again and again, forever and ever, in all eternity, to keep watching the content of the Network…while, paying for a dvd/Bluray, once, and you can watch it for same amount of eternity. Just to put it in perspective.. ๐
The Network argument is valid and not going away – but it’s still a fact that the big new releases that come out month to month on Home Video are NOT on the Network.
To this someone will say Heyman and yes Heyman’s one was added, but it took 6 months. Don’t know about you but for the big documentary ones that come out, I don’t want to wait months to see it and still having some DVD collecting alongside the Network (because the content on them is exclusive to DVD) is still pretty fun for me.
also.. would’nt like to miss the great – in particulare bluray – exclusives that are on releases like Heyman’s and especially the 2 hours on Foley’s For all Mankind bluray.
I’m not disparaging WWE Home Video. I’ve been collecting WWF/E home video releases since Coliseum Video released WM IV on a 2 VHS set (featuring the Hogan pop-up insert). I have purchased countless WWE Home Video releases over the years and have really enjoyed taking part in the great sales that WDN promotes. However, the staggering amount of previously unavailable content on the Network keeps me coming back for more. I do still plan to buy WWE Blu-Ray sets as the years go on (Warrior doc is on my must have list). Although, my purchases won’t be as frequent due to the Network. BTW, I am currently watching Halloween Havoc ’90 in pristine quality on the Network, while my WWE Home Video collection collects dust. The times are changing…
I agree with you, that the Network has opend up for content that previously was impossible or very hard to get to everybody around the globe, so that is indeed a very good thing.
For me personally, I own every dvd/bluray that Silvervision produced, plus releases up to 2014, that I liked…which was not that many the recent years.
The WCW and ECW full lenght ppv’s did’nt do anything for me when I had a free tryout month on the Network, and all the Behind the scenes docs and other reality-tv garbage, I am definitely not in to.
And frankly, I don’t find the quality of the old ppv’s that much better, than upscaling the dvd’s on my bluray player.
what I hope for in the future, is that there is still room for high quality produced bluray releases, like the ones we’re getting the last 5 years, e.g. Warriors sets, Heyman, Foley, O.M.G.’s and the inevitable upcomming Undertaker profile.
People always like to use this argument when condemning the Network: “Well, what if you want to watch something on the Network, but your internet goes down or there’s a power outage? At least with a DVD/BR you can watch it whenever you want.” I answer that by saying if you are without power in your home and all you can think about is wanting to watch wrestling then you have your priorities completely out of whack. You have more important issues at hand.
On the flip side, what if you’re going to be away from home for a while and have time to kill? Whether on a business trip, a vacation, a long car ride or a million other reasons, and you feel like watching wrestling, but your whole collection is at home. That’s where the Network has the advantage. I’ve had many instances where I’ve been in a long car/bus ride where I’ve watched a ton of old shows on the Network. It’s a convenience that a lot of people overlook.
The whole “Network vs Disc” argument is old. Pick whatever works for you and enjoy it.
I don’t see why folks need to pick, can’t the Network and DVD both live in harmony doing their own thing. That way as fans, we all win with even more content.
“… we are the Wrestling World.. we are the Wrestling Fans.. we are the Ones, that wants to watch it all the time, no matter hoooow… There’s so many ways, that we can share our passion.. it does’nt matter if your into discs, Networking or both, old or new, just watch with looove..”
(adjust the “We are the World” melody yourself to the text, if needed.. but, the message should be clear..) ๐
Exactly. That’s pretty much what I meant. I didn’t just mean pick either/or.