As announced by WWE Home Video UK, a 6-disc DVD set on the newly-inducted WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker will be released toward the end of 2022 — “Undertaker: The Complete WrestleMania Collection”.
⚱️UNDERTAKER: THE COMPLETE WRESTLEMANIA COLLECTION!!⚱️
With The Deadman's induction into the #WWEHOF tonight, we're proud to announce a six-disc set coming later this year – collecting every Undertaker match at #WrestleMania !! Out 14th November! pic.twitter.com/zw4VONKRyL
Every ‘Taker match at ‘Mania in one DVD box set — beginning with WrestleMania 7 in 1991 and journeying through to WrestleMania 36 in 2020, of course covering Undertaker’s legendary Streak, and his matches beyond against the likes of Bray Wyatt, Roman Reigns and AJ Styles!
This collection is likely to be exclusive to the UK and Germany (given the recent update that US WWE DVDs in 2022 will be PPV/PLE-only). We should be able to confirm this soon.
We’re pleased to report that this weekend’s WrestleMania 38 extravaganza will see a release on both DVD and Blu-ray formats in the US and Canada, as per usual, which feels like a nice development given the uncertainly at the beginning of the year around whether there would be any WWE DVDs at all produced for the domestic market.
WrestleMania 38 is the next Home Video release on the way in the US. Expect it May 10th.
The UK’s release of WrestleMania 38 won’t be far behind – the UK also gets it on DVD and Blu-ray May 30th. In Australia, it appears there are still no new WWE DVD titles planned for the region; Madman‘s final release was Survivor Series 2021.
UPDATE: While the final list of extras for WrestleMania is still to be confirmed, it was revealed today that The Undertaker’s induction into the WWE Hall of Fame will be included as a bonus feature on the WM38 DVD & Blu-ray! Sounds like WWE are making it a priority to include the speech somewhere in the final contents.
The next new WWE DVD in the UK lands this coming Monday: “Best of 1997: Dawn of the Attitude – 25th Anniversary Edition”.
The cover artwork for this expanded edition has been unveiled (eagle-eyed fans will notice the original release was titled “1997: Dawn of the Attitude…” on the cover artwork, while this re-release is titled “Best of 1997: Dawn of the Attitude…”):
This UK exclusive by Fremantle expands the 3-disc DVD to a 4-disc DVD by adding the Blu-ray exclusive content from the original Blu-ray version onto a new bonus disc.
That means you get almost 1 hour and 30 minutes of extras over the original if you didn’t opt for the Blu-ray before, or if you’re discovering this title for the first time.
Heads up on a WrestleMania-sized WWE DVD sale going on right now in HMV stores across the UK!
More than 30 WrestleMania-related titles are said to be included, with prices reduced to as low as £7.99 each. Head out and grab some new additions for your collection this ‘Mania weekend.
We recently announced WWE has green-lighted a “Ruthless Aggression Vol. 2” DVD for May 2022, following up on the first volume released a couple of years ago.
It’s still happening, but a change has been made.
Originally pencilled in as a 2-disc set, the second Ruthless Aggression DVD will now be a single-disc release. This is because all of the episodes featured (without extras) fit on one disc.
Therefore, the full content listings looks like this…
Ruthless Aggression Vol. 2
Hollywood Rock
Making an Impact
Icon vs. Icon
The Rock Returns
Action!
The Rock Concert
The Stone Cold Truth
Who’s Next?
The People’s Champion
Innovations
Reinventing the Wheel
RAW Roulette
Elimination Chamber
Money in the Bank
Failed Attempts
Taboo Tuesday
Byte This!
Forward Thinking
The First Revolution
The Struggle is Real
A Perfect Fit
Opportunity Knocks
The Story Evolves
Diva Search
Trish & Lita
Trish & Mickie
Paving the Way
The Resurrection of Shawn Michaels
Shawn’s Attitude
Backing Away
A Triumphant Return
Dreams Come True
Reuinted
Mr. WrestleMania Returns
The Legacy of Shawn Michaels
Reflections
Securing the Future
The Early Days
OVW
Tough Enough
Bright Lights, Big Future
The Grandest Stage of Them All
The Performance Center
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WrestleMania 38 cover art is on Amazon UK and for some stupid reason Undertaker is front and centre in his ring gear, as if he was wrestling on the show. I guess they didn’t wanna pass up one last opportunity to have his face help sell a ‘Mania DVD.
It’s not like he wasn’t on the show. He showed up on both nights. Plus if his Hall Of Fame speech is included as a bonus, then that’s gonna be a big selling point for some people. Makes sense.
He’s in his wrestling gear on the cover. I’m just saying the implication is there to a casual buyer who sees it on a store shelf that he wrestled at the show. I just think Kevin Owens should be there above Austin.
And why the women are mixed up to make it look like Becky fought Ronda and Charlotte fought Bianca, I’ve no idea.
I kinda think they could’ve gotten AJ and Edge on there too.
Undertaker Vs. CM Punk in Las Vegas on 3/30/2010 would have me sold just based on the fact that I was there for it. But obviously since it’s Undertaker, I’d like it regardless, but that match is a must for me since I’d like to own it for the significance of it being the only time I got to see him in person.
Never gonna happen. That would require WWE to actually put some effort into a non-PPV release. All we’re getting are PPVs and re-releases/updated versions of old releases. You’re more likely to see something like this on the Network, maybe as a hidden gem. But hoping for anything other than that is a waste of energy.
Unless they restore ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’ and ‘Ain’t No Grave’ for the WrestleMania 27 match, this Undertaker release is pointless. I know those songs rights must be expensive hence the match never being released unedited, but unless they can finally release it unedited, then it’s really pointless to get a DVD that might realistically be the 21-1 DVD, but an additional 6th disc with his last 5 Mania matches.
I did a little bit of math here since I couldn’t recall the runtime of each Ruthless Agression episode from the second batch episodes and after adding up the total runtime for each one, single disc for this release will work after all since the 5 episodes combined are barely over 3 hours.
I don’t mind importing after recently finding out that import fees for DVDs where I am isn’t all that costly, but I still wish we got Ruthless Aggression Vol. 2 in the States. We already got the first one, so why not the other?
I wished for Undertaker’s speech to be included and it looks like I’m getting my wish after all.
Such auspicious news all around! The Undertaker HOF speech a part of the WM 38 set, and a new set released on my birthday! Of course I’ll have to import it but I don’t mind!
We really are at that point where sure, they will release a non-PPV title, with the pre-requisite that there has to be minimal effort involved. Like the ‘Best of 1996’ DVD that featured nothing in between the matches and segments, Ruthless Aggression which will literally just be the episodes from the Network, or this, which will just be the discs from the Coffin box set with an extra coupla discs of post-Streak matches.
I’m not knockin’ it, I know physical media is dying, so why would they put the effort in? But at the same time, it’s just not really anything to get excited about, and yet another slap in the face if you bought that expensive Streak set.
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WrestleMania 38 cover art is on Amazon UK and for some stupid reason Undertaker is front and centre in his ring gear, as if he was wrestling on the show. I guess they didn’t wanna pass up one last opportunity to have his face help sell a ‘Mania DVD.
It’s not like he wasn’t on the show. He showed up on both nights. Plus if his Hall Of Fame speech is included as a bonus, then that’s gonna be a big selling point for some people. Makes sense.
He’s in his wrestling gear on the cover. I’m just saying the implication is there to a casual buyer who sees it on a store shelf that he wrestled at the show. I just think Kevin Owens should be there above Austin.
And why the women are mixed up to make it look like Becky fought Ronda and Charlotte fought Bianca, I’ve no idea.
I kinda think they could’ve gotten AJ and Edge on there too.
Here’s a potential rundown for an Undertaker Unreleased Set. 44 Matches.
Phenom: The Unreleased Matches of the Undertaker
Dream Team vs. the Million $ Team
Hard Camera Version
Survivor Series 90 November 22, 1990
The Undertaker vs. Jimmy Snuka
Madison Square Garden January 21, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Tugboat
London Gardens February 16, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Jimmy Snuka
Hard Camera Version
Wrestlemania 7 March 24, 1991
The Undertaker vs. the Ultimate Warrior
Fresno, California June 18, 1991
The Undertaker vs. the Ultimate Warrior in a Bodybag Match
Maple Leaf Gardens July 21, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Randy Savage
Portland, Maine July 30, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Sid Justice in a Bodybag Match
Cornwall, Ontario September 10, 1991
The Undertaker vs. The Big Bossman
Ft. Wayne, Indiana October 21, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Bret Hart
Dayton, Ohio October 22, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Texas Tornado
Wrestling Challenge November 9, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Jim Duggan
Springfield, Massachusetts November 12, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Hulk Hogan
New Haven, Connecticut November 13, 1991
The Undertaker vs. Hulk Hogan
Hard Camera Version
Survivor Series 91 November 27, 1991
The Undertaker vs. The British Bulldog
Copps Coliseum November 30, 1991
The Undertaker & Jake Roberts vs. Randy Savage & Sid Justice
Ft. Myers, Florida January 8, 1992
The Undertaker vs. Col. Mustafa
West Palm Beach, Florida February 18, 1992
The Undertaker vs. Sid Justice
Toledo, Ohio April 7, 1992
The Undertaker & the Ultimate Warrior vs. Papa Shango & Kamala
Worcester, Massachusetts July 20, 1992
The Undertaker vs. Razor Ramon
Erie, PA November 23, 1992
The Undertaker vs. Skinner (Full Version)
Monday Night Raw February 22, 1993
The Undertaker vs. Yokozuna
Tucson, Arizona April 6, 1993
The Undertaker vs. Giant Gonzalez
Poughkeepsie, New York April 12, 1993
The Undertaker vs. Mr. Hughes
Salisbury, Maryland July 7, 1993
The Undertaker vs. Adam Bomb
New Haven, Connecticut September 27, 1993
The Undertaker vs. Jerry Lawler
Dehli, New York November 10, 1993
The Undertaker vs. Bam Bam Bigelow
Lowell, Massachusetts August 15, 1994
The Undertaker vs. Diesel
Portland, ME August 17, 1994
The Undertaker vs. Yokozuna in a casket match
Burlington, Vermont October 18, 1994
The Undertaker vs. IRS
Houston, Texas January 9, 1995
The Undertaker vs. Psycho Sid
Glens Falls, New York April 4, 1995
The Undertaker & Shawn Michaels vs. Psycho Sid & Kama
Danbury, Connecticut May 16, 1995
The Undertaker, Lex Luger, & Shawn Michaels vs. Psycho Sid & Men on a Mission
Canton, Ohio August 28, 1995
The Undertaker, Bret Hart, & Razor Ramon vs. Psycho Sid, Yokozuna, & Isaac Yankem DDS
Newark, Delaware December 18, 1995
The Undertaker & Jake Roberts vs. Diesel & Shawn Michaels
Cincinnati, Ohio February 19, 1996
The Undertaker vs. Mankind in a casket match
Seattle, Washington July 22, 1996
The Undertaker & Jake Roberts vs. Jerry Lawler & Mankind
Columbus, Ohio August 20, 1996
The Undertaker & Psycho Sid vs. Goldust & Mankind
State College, PA September 24, 1996
The Undertaker, Psycho Sid, & Marc Mero vs. Goldust, Mankind, & Steve Austin
Cincinnati, Ohio October 22, 1996
The Undertaker & Psycho Sid vs. Vader & Steve Austin
Springfield, Massachusetts November 19, 1996
Bret Hart, Ahmed Johnson, & the Undertaker vs. Steve Austin, Farooq, & Mankind
Lafayette, Louisiana January 21, 1997
The Undertaker vs. Vader
Nashville, Tennessee February 17, 1997
The Undertaker vs. the Great Khali & Umaga
Dallas, Texas July 15, 2006
The Undertaker vs. CM Punk
Las Vegas, Nevada March 30, 2010
Undertaker Vs. CM Punk in Las Vegas on 3/30/2010 would have me sold just based on the fact that I was there for it. But obviously since it’s Undertaker, I’d like it regardless, but that match is a must for me since I’d like to own it for the significance of it being the only time I got to see him in person.
Yeah, he deserves an Unreleased set.
Never gonna happen. That would require WWE to actually put some effort into a non-PPV release. All we’re getting are PPVs and re-releases/updated versions of old releases. You’re more likely to see something like this on the Network, maybe as a hidden gem. But hoping for anything other than that is a waste of energy.
Even if they don’t do a set like that, some of his Unreleased matches should be released.
Hopefully some NXT Stand and Deliver makes it onto the Wrestlemania blu ray.
Unless they restore ‘For Whom The Bell Tolls’ and ‘Ain’t No Grave’ for the WrestleMania 27 match, this Undertaker release is pointless. I know those songs rights must be expensive hence the match never being released unedited, but unless they can finally release it unedited, then it’s really pointless to get a DVD that might realistically be the 21-1 DVD, but an additional 6th disc with his last 5 Mania matches.
I did a little bit of math here since I couldn’t recall the runtime of each Ruthless Agression episode from the second batch episodes and after adding up the total runtime for each one, single disc for this release will work after all since the 5 episodes combined are barely over 3 hours.
I don’t mind importing after recently finding out that import fees for DVDs where I am isn’t all that costly, but I still wish we got Ruthless Aggression Vol. 2 in the States. We already got the first one, so why not the other?
I wished for Undertaker’s speech to be included and it looks like I’m getting my wish after all.
They NEED to do an Unreleased Matches set on the Undertaker. Would sell huge.
Such auspicious news all around! The Undertaker HOF speech a part of the WM 38 set, and a new set released on my birthday! Of course I’ll have to import it but I don’t mind!
We really are at that point where sure, they will release a non-PPV title, with the pre-requisite that there has to be minimal effort involved. Like the ‘Best of 1996’ DVD that featured nothing in between the matches and segments, Ruthless Aggression which will literally just be the episodes from the Network, or this, which will just be the discs from the Coffin box set with an extra coupla discs of post-Streak matches.
I’m not knockin’ it, I know physical media is dying, so why would they put the effort in? But at the same time, it’s just not really anything to get excited about, and yet another slap in the face if you bought that expensive Streak set.