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What WWE dvds would you recommend? - shan_123 - 02-06-2012 16:28
Hey just would like to get the views of some wwe fans in regards to good DVDs to get, I know the obvious ones to own and some i do have are wrestlemania 17, summerslam 2000, ecw One night stand 2005 etc but would like to know your views on others.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - BoBByB187 - 02-06-2012 20:15
When it comes to WWE DVD's I think their 3+ disc sets on superstars are usually great as are their documentaries.
Small list I'd recommend: The Rise and Fall of ECW, The Rise and Fall of WCW, Stone Cold Steve Austin the Bottom Line on the Most Popular Wrestling, Greatest Rivalries HBK vs. Bret, Bret's DVD set, Brian Pillman's DVD set, Ric Flair the Ultimate Collection, Mick Foley's Greatest Hits & Misses, Break the Code Chris Jericho and Macho Madness Randy Savage.
I could probably go on.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - LODOS - 02-06-2012 20:26
My favourite DVD is Twist of Fate- the Matt and Jeff hardy story. Jeff is my favourite wrestler and the hardy boyz were my favourite tag team and this DVD is a must buy if your a fan
http://www.amazon.co.uk/WWE-Twist-Fate-Hardy-Story/dp/B0016P429S/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
Matt Hardy was born to wrestle - from his earliest days in homemade rings he and his brother created through his unbelievable matches on SmackDown. The road to the top wasn't always smooth, including some behind-the-scenes battles with other superstars that spilled into the ring. This DVD tells Matt's complete story, and collects some amazing matches.
Driven to be Successful
The Trampoline Days
OMEGA
The Big Time
Wrestlers Become Stars
Team Extreme
Mattitude
Back on RAW
Love Triangle
Hardyz Reunion
The MVP Challenges
The Future is Bright
No DQ; No Count Out Match
Matt Hardy vs. Kane
Vengeance (11/07/04)
Steel Cage Match
Matt Hardy vs. Edge
Unforgiven (18/09/05)
Money in The Bank Qualifying Match
Matt Hardy vs. Joey Mercury
SmackDown! (02/03/07)
Matt Hardy vs. Mr. Kennedy
SmackDown! (04/05/07)
Tag Team Title Match
The Hardy Boyz vs. The Serial Thrillaz
Omega (29/01/99)
DVD Extras:
High Voltage Amateur WCW Challenge Video
Matt Starts a Fire
Matt Hardy's Crib
Disc Two - The Jeff Hardy Story
Jeff Hardy has ascended from one of the top tag teams in WWE history to a wildly popular singles star with the WWE Championship in his sight. This DVD examines his colourful career in and out of the ring, including his recent spectacular success on Raw.
A Unique Enigma
Poetry in Motion
imagInation
Singles Release
Freedom
Evolution
Dream 2 Defy
Tag Team Tables Match
The Hardy Boyz vs. The Dudleyz
Royal Rumble (23/01/00)
Intercontinental Title Match
Jeff Hardy vs. Triple H
SmackDown! (12/04/01)
Intercontinental Championship Steel Cage Match
Jeff Hardy vs. Johnny Nitro
New Years Revolution (07/01/07)
Money In The Bank Qualifying Match
Jeff Hardy vs. Shelton Benjamin
RAW (26/02/07)
World Tag Team Title Match
The Hardys vs. Cade & Murdoch
Judgment Day (20/05/07)
Winner gets WWE Championship Title shot at Royal Rumble
Jeff Hardy vs. Triple H
Armageddon (16/12/07)
Steel Cage Match
Jeff Hardy vs. Umaga
RAW (07/01/08)
DVD Extras:
Hardy Dogs
Old Grow
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - shan_123 - 02-06-2012 21:42
(02-06-2012 20:15 )BoBByB187 Wrote: When it comes to WWE DVD's I think their 3+ disc sets on superstars are usually great as are their documentaries.
Small list I'd recommend: The Rise and Fall of ECW, The Rise and Fall of WCW, Stone Cold Steve Austin the Bottom Line on the Most Popular Wrestling, Greatest Rivalries HBK vs. Bret, Bret's DVD set, Brian Pillman's DVD set, Ric Flair the Ultimate Collection, Mick Foley's Greatest Hits & Misses, Break the Code Chris Jericho and Macho Madness Randy Savage.
I could probably go on.
Yh seen Micks DVD and the ECW one which is well done in terms of telling the story.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - shan_123 - 02-06-2012 21:45
(02-06-2012 20:26 )LODOS Wrote: My favourite DVD is Twist of Fate- the Matt and Jeff hardy story. Jeff is my favourite wrestler and the hardy boyz were my favourite tag team and this DVD is a must buy if your a fan
http://www.amazon.co.uk/WWE-Twist-Fate-Hardy-Story/dp/B0016P429S/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
Matt Hardy was born to wrestle - from his earliest days in homemade rings he and his brother created through his unbelievable matches on SmackDown. The road to the top wasn't always smooth, including some behind-the-scenes battles with other superstars that spilled into the ring. This DVD tells Matt's complete story, and collects some amazing matches.
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The Hardys ain't all that great, they sumhow always get caught up with drugs and matt did stupid things like trying to find ways for wwe to fire him when the wwe actually did a lot for them especially jeff where they offered to send him to rehab which he rejected.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - supermario1983 - 02-06-2012 22:31
i strongly recommend that you get money in the bank 2011, it's wwe's best pay per view in the last decade
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - rpj316 - 06-05-2016 10:32
The Life and Times of Mr Perfect(2008)
Picked this up today at a car boot sale for £5.
A profile/bio of the late,great Kurt Hennig who was renowned for his technical ability and taking big bumps during his prime years from 1987 to1991(although he proved on occasions after this that he still had it).The documentary itself is only 75 minutes long and is just a cursory glance at his career.With all the footage WWE has its disappointing that they didn't dig deeper and cover some of his work in other promotions with more details.Also many pivotal moments are glossed over,including his debilitating back injury,the reason he left the WWF for WCW in '97,the plane ride debacle in 2002 and the sleazy details of his sad death.
The extras are fantastic though.Ten complete matches which all range from very good to excellent,the best being a one hour draw against Nick Bockwinkel in the AWA in 1986 and three stunning encounters with Bret Hart.
I highly recommend this if you're a fan of Hennig.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - rpj316 - 09-05-2016 09:54
Wrestlemania 20.Although the event itself only really has maybe 2 great matches on it,the extras are where this purchase shines.Especially the documentary: The Mania Of Wrestlemania.Narrated by Jesse Ventura, a candid look at some of the main players personal lives in the run up to Wrestlemania 19.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - rpj316 - 02-11-2016 17:20
Picked up WWE Tagged Classic 3rd and 4th Annual Survivor Series from Granger Games for £10.
No extras and the 4th annual event really only has one good match on it aswell as featuring the Undertaker's ppv debut.The 3rd annual is superb though,all the matches are awesome and it is called brilliantly by the combo of Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse Ventura.
RE: What WWE dvds would you recommend? - JoeB89 - 02-11-2016 17:40
Rise and Fall of ECW
CM Punk 3 disc
Bret Hart 3 disc
Ultimate Ric Flair Collection
Stone Cold 4 disc
Life and Times of Mr Perfect