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Being able to buy things online now I've been jumping into buying wrestling DVD's and generally following what ones are coming out and such so I figure why not a thread to discuss it? Whatever DVD's you own, you can list them! Whenever you pick a new wrestling DVD, you can post it here! Etc, etc, ETC~!
ROH has just released a new DVD chronicling the Summer Of Punk!
Controversial, out-spoken, brash…those are just three words that describe the man known worldwide as CM Punk, and during his tenure in Ring of Honor, he more than lived up to those labels. He also established himself as one of the finest professional wrestlers in the world today with historic bouts against the likes of Samoa Joe, Homicide, Bryan Danielson, & Christopher Daniels, and will forever be considered a legend in ROH.
But for three months in the summer of 2005, Punk shocked Ring of Honor fans & officials alike and it all began one night in June when ROH gathered to bid farewell to one of their own as Punk challenged for the ROH World Title one final time. What happened that evening kicked off three months of chaos as Punk took the World Title hostage and left ROH scrambling to find the man he would dethrone him. Be it Roderick Strong, Samoa Joe, or Christopher Daniels, they each faced off with Punk in hopes of reclaiming the title for Ring of Honor. They were three of the most exciting, unpredictable, chaotic months in ROH’s history, and they have since come to be known as “The Summer of Punk”…
Disc 1
1. CM Punk vs. Austin Aries (ROH World Title Match)...Death Before Dishonor III 6/18/05
2. CM Punk vs. Jay Lethal (ROH World Title Match)...Sign of Dishonor 7/8/05
3. CM Punk vs. Roderick Strong (ROH World Title Match)...Escape From New York 7/9/05
4. CM Punk vs. James Gibson (ROH World Title Match)...Fate of an Angel II 7/16/05
Disc 2
5. CM Punk vs. Christopher Daniels (ROH World Title Match)...The Homecoming 7/23/05
6. CM Punk vs. Samoa Joe vs. James Gibson vs. Christopher Daniels (ROH World Title Elimination Match)...Redemption 8/12/05
7. CM Punk vs. Colt Cabana (2 Out Of 3 Falls Match)...Punk: The Final Chapter 8/15/05
* This classic release also includes moments that solidified "The Summer of Punk" in the annals of ROH history including Punk's notorious contract signing, his confrontation with Mick Foley, and more!!!
If you missed this amazing storyline then pick it up. Once I get some cash I'm definitely grabbing it. Speaking of Punk he's getting his own WWE 3 Disc DVD! Sure to be awesome, just heard him announce it from a few weeks ago's Art Of Wrestling and he said he gets to choose everyone who's interviewed, the matches, and all that other great stuff! Really pumped for that, and I don't even like Punk! shifty
Speaking of the Summer Of Punk I bought Punk: The Final Chapter awhile ago which is of course CM Punk's ROH farewell show! It's an iconic show so I felt it would be pretty cool to own. Following that I went over to ProWrestlingGuerrilla.com and bought 'FEAR' and 'Steen Wolf' which both look awesome!
Those are the first wrestling DVD's I've bought since Raw's 15th Anniversary DVD. :
I hadn't bought any in a while until last fall. I bought WM XXVI, XXVII, Money in the Bank 2011, and The Best of Raw 2009. The only reason I bought Best of Raw was because it was discounted by Best Buy at like 5 bucks so that's a steal. XXVI was like 25 bucks so not too bad since it was like the ultimate package. XXVII was just a single disc but it was a good price. MITB was on sale for a couple days when it was released at 17.99 so how could I not buy that.
The last wrestling DVD I purchased was the new Stone Cold DVD on Black Friday. Great fucking DVD that is. One of my top 5 wrestling DVD sets of all time. Amazing shit.
The next couple of wrestling DVD's I plan on getting is Royal Rumble, that motherfucking Summer of Punk DVD, The Dwayne Johnson DVD and the new Edge DVD "You Think You Know Me? The Story of Edge". All of them should be some great buys.
Man, I told myself that I was going to get Edge and Austin's last DVD's and now they've got new ones?! I still need to get the old ones... I haven't heard anything on the Edge DVD but for some reason I want it already. Lol, I also still want Eddie's last DVD, the one before it (Cheating Death, Stealing Life) was one of my favorite DVD's of all time.
The only personal superstar set I have is RVD's "One Of A Kind", the way I got it was years ago my friend got it and he accidentally order 2 so as a result I got a free copy! Lol, it's great too.
Man, I told myself that I was going to get Edge and Austin's last DVD's and now they've got new ones?! I still need to get the old ones... I haven't heard anything on the Edge DVD but for some reason I want it already. Lol, I also still want Eddie's last DVD, the one before it (Cheating Death, Stealing Life) was one of my favorite DVD's of all time.
The only personal superstar set I have is RVD's "One Of A Kind", the way I got it was years ago my friend got it and he accidentally order 2 so as a result I got a free copy! Lol, it's great too.
Well, the Edge DVD is coming out in April but I'm gonna pre-order it from Amazon and you haven't heard of the new Stone Cold DVD, "The Bottom Line"? It just came out in December : WWE was advertising it hella before it came out. I highly recommend it.
I love that RVD set. Great matches and one of my first 2-disc WWE DVD sets I've ever got.
Since 2009, I've gotten every single WWE PPV on DVD but now I'm missing the last 4 PPV's of 2011. I'm fucking pissed : I've fell off the wagon a bit.
Here's the cover and the listing for the new Edge DVD that's coming out:
DISC 1
It's All Over
A Childhood Obsession
The Winning Essay
Paying to Wrestle
Worth the Struggles
Nothing Happens Overnight
The Silent Mysterious One
Best Friends United
A Variety Package
Spring Boarding into Singles
Teaming with his Idol
A Grounding Halt
A Lifestyle Change
A Fire Inside Explodes
Personal Drama Exposed
Shocking the World
An Even Bigger Chip on His Shoulder
Off and Running
Enjoying the Time Off
Seizing Each Moment
Uncle Adam
My Favourite Moment
Energized and Reinvigorated
The Master Manipulator
Something Didn't Feel Right
A Champion Retires
Next Challenge
Appreciation Night
Days Gone By
Special Features
The Ninja Star
P.T.A.
Working in WCW
Credgeley
"Real Emotion"
Raw - 8th August, 2005
DISC 2
Adam Impact vs. Christian Cage
South Indian Lake 1995
4-Team Elimination Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship
Edge & Christian vs. The Hardy Boyz vs. T & A vs. Too Cool
King of the Ring 25th June, 2000
No Disqualification Match
Edge vs. Eddie Guerrero
SmackDown 26th September, 2002
Intercontinental Championship Match
Edge vs. Randy Orton
Raw 19th July, 2004
Loser Leaves Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match
Edge vs. Matt Hardy
Raw 3rd October, 2005
Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match for the WWE Championship
Edge vs. John Cena
Unforgiven 17th September, 2006
DISC 3
Street Fight
Edge vs. Shawn Michaels
Raw 22nd January, 2007
World Heavyweight Championship Match
Edge vs. Undertaker
WrestleMania XXIV 30th March, 2008
Pick Your Poison Match
Edge vs. Christian
Raw 17th May, 2010
Fatal 4-Way TLC Match for the World Heavyweight Championship
Edge vs. Kane vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Alberto Del Rio
TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs 19th December, 2010
World Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber Match
Edge vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Big Show vs. Kane vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Wade Barrett
Elimination Chamber 20th February, 2011
World Heavyweight Championship Match
Edge vs. Alberto Del Rio
WrestleMania XXVII 3rd April, 2011
BLU-RAY EXTRAS
"One Foot in the Grave" Tour
Achilles' Heel
Squared Circle Essay Contest 2011
Edge's Dogs
WWE Championship Match
Edge vs. Jeff Hardy
Royal Rumble - 25th January, 2009
Edge Announces His Retirement
Raw - 11th April, 2011
Edge Appreciation Night
After the Show - 13th September, 2011
I bought Wrestling's Greatest Stars of the 80's as well Wrestling's Greatest Stars of the 90's in a big box set about a week ago. Each one was a 3-disc collection, and they came together as six discs in all, and only cost me $17.99. I won't say the DVDs were impeccable, but they were pretty cool from a documentary standpoint. Since it was a WWE Home Video, I was a little surprised about how much they covered a lot of the territories. They mention Verne Gagne and AWA a ton in the 80's one, and also mentioned Hiro Matsuda and Jack Briscoe throughout. Whenever I watched it, it was the first time I figured out that Ric Flair was adopted. I went and checked his wikipedia and it was right there, so I don't know how I missed it.
The 90's one was also pretty good. It featured Hulk and Ric also, even though they were on the 80's disc, but I honestly didn't mind. The issue I had with the 90's disc is that it was all out of order. I seemed random, because it went from Yokozuna, to The Rock, to Nash, to Owen in no particular sequence, and those were just the first four superstars. In all there was 18 stars documented on it, 3 of them were Vince, Eric, and Paul and then (even though the cover never mentioned it) they had short segments about the diva's of the 90's as well as the terrible gimmicks of early 90's. I was a bit surprised by WWE's admitting of their fault in the creation of everyone from Bastion Booger to Max Moon. The beneift the 90's disc also had was more matches, as well as better matches. I think in the 80's one, they were just trying to get a random match of each star in there, but in the 90's one, they really gave them an appropriate highlight. They put HBK vs. Hart from SS 1992, Vader vs. Sting from Slamboree 1994 (they had one or two better matches, I'll admit), and the steel cage match between Hunter and Mankind from 1997, so this DVD is a winner to me.
They did snub a few people though. I feel like they easily could have put Macho Man on the 80's one, rather than Mr. Wonderful or JYD, considering the high point of Orndorff's success in the 80's was appearing the main event of the first WrestleMania, which a lot of people forget anyways. Everyone else on the list was fine though, however I still find it odd that they began the 80's disc with Bobby Heenan... think they would try to start out on a higher note than Bobby. I can't complain about the superstars featured on the 90's disc, BUT, and I don't want it to sound like I don't respect Owen, but Owen could have been replaced. Rick Rude and Curt Hennig each had more illustrious careers than Owen during the 90's, given their notable reigns with the IC Title. The only thing they really covered with Owen was his estranged family, which really doesn't earn him a big spot on the DVD to me. I love him as a wrestler but his impact wasn't real important, and his significance was only way up there for a couple of years. Hell, I'd say DDP has just about as much claim to this DVD than Owen. But, I'll take what I can get.
80's DVD Listing:
Greatest Wrestling Stars of the 80's
Disc 1 - Superstars
Bobby "The Brain"Heenan
Junkyard Dog
Sgt. Slaughter
Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
"Rowdy" Roddy Piper
Disc 1 - Special Features
NWA US Title - Dog Collar Match - Starrcade 11/24/83
Greg Valentine vs. Roddy Piper
Madison Square Garden - 5/21/84
Sgt. Slaughter vs. Iron Sheik
WWE IC Title - Lumberjack Match - MSG - 3/17/85
Greg Valentine vs. Tito Santana
Wrestling Classic Tournament Finals - Wrestling Classic - 11/7/85
Junkyard Dog vs. Randy Savage
Weasel Suit Match - MSG - 6/25/88
Ultimate Warrior vs. Bobby Heenan
JYD Performs "Grab Them Cakes" at 1986 Slammy Awards
Sgt. Slaughter's story about Verne Gagne's training camp
Sgt. Slaughter's story about meeting President Reagan
Piper's Pit with Haiti Kid, Tuesday Night Titans
Valentine Back Rub, Tuesday Night Titans
Bobby Heenan Show with Guest Jameson Winger, Prime Time
Disc 2 - Superstars
Jerry "The King" Lawler
Arn Anderson
Dusty Rhodes
Ricky "The Dragon"Steamboat
Ric Flair
Disc 2 - Special Features
NWA World Title, 1 Million Dollar Challenge - Starrcade 11/22/84
Ric Flair vs. Dusty Rhodes
NWA Nat'l Tag Team Tuitles - Starrcade - 11/28/85
Ole and Arn Anderson vs. Wahoo McDaniel and Billy Jack Haynes
Championship Unification Match - AWA Superclash III - 12/13/88
Jerry Lawler vs. Kerry Von Erich
NWA World Title Match - Chi-Town Rumble - 2/20/89
Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat
MACW - 2/3/82
Ric Flair vs. Jay Youngblood
Dusty Rhodes Promo, World Wide Wrestling
Jerry Lawler inteview after wining AWA World Heavyweight Title, All Star Wrestling
Ricky Steamboat Gets His Name
Arn Anderson Interview, World Championship Wrestling
Four Horsemen Interview, World Championship Wrestling
Jerry Lawler's worst wrestling injury
Disc 3 - Superstars
Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka
"Cowboy" Bob Orton
Iron Sheik
Paul Orndorff
Hulk Hogan
Disc 3 - Special Features
WWE Title Steel Cage MAtch - MSG - 5/19/80
Jimmy Snuka vs. Bob Backlund
WWE Title Match - MSG - 12/26/83
Iron Sheik vs. Bob Backlund
MSG - 1/23/84
Paul Orndorff vs. Salvatore Bellomo
WWE Title Match - MSG - 1/23/84
Iron Sheik vs. Hulk Hogan
MSG - 2/18/85
Bob Orton vs. Jimmy Snuka
The War To Settle The Score - MSG - 2/18/85
Roddy Piper vs. Hulk Hogan
Iron Sheik Swings The Persian Clubs
PoseDown: Paul Orndorff vs. Tony Atlas
Cowboy Bob Orton Goes To The Doctor
Jimmy Snuka, Tuesday Night Titants
Hulk Hogan on Hercules, SNME
Shawn Michaels
"From Smallest Champion To The Largest"
Yokozuna
"Samoan Culture"
The Rock
"Drawing The Casual Fan"
"Women of the 90's"
"Tough and Sexy"
Kevin Nash
"Battle For Superstardom"
Owen Hart
"Fun Filled Memories"
Ric Flair
"Infamous Figure"
Mick Foley
"The Quest For Success"
"Not So Great Stars of the 90's"
"The Reinvention"
Hulk Hogan
"Attitude and Contraversy"
Triple H
"Technical Savvy"
Bret Hart
"Pop Culture Phenomenon"
Mr. McMahon
Eric Bischoff
Paul Heyman
"The Total Package"
Lex Luger
"The It Factor"
Sting
"The Bad Guy"
Razor Ramon
"Respect"
Undertaker
"A Rebel"
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Disc 1 - Special Features
Razor Ramon Restaurant Vignette
Undertaker Builds a Coffin For Yokozuna
Bret Hart New Generation Vignette
Owen Hart Inside a Steel Cage
Shawn Michaels Press Conference Before WrestleMania XI
Hunter Hearst Helmsley, "Riff Raff"
Mankind, "And God Created Mankind:
Kevin Nash and Scott Hall, "Modern Day Gladiators"
The Hart Foundation Reunites
D-X Reenacts The Montreal Incident
The Rock Reads Stone Cold's eulogy
Stone Cold Steve Austin Remembers The Shockmaster (random?)
Disc 2
MSG - 11/30/1991
Hulk Hogan vs. Ric Flair
Survivor Series - 11/25/1992 - WWE Title
Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart
KOTR - 6/13/1993 - WWE Title
Hulk Hogan vs. Yokozuna
WrestleMania X - 3/20/1994
Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart
Superstars - 4/13/1994 - WWE Intercontinental Championship
Diesel vs. Razor Ramon
Slamboree - 5/22/1994 - WCW International Heavyweight Championship
Vader vs. Sting
Royal Rumble - 1/22/1995 - WWE Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Diesel
Raw - 4/3/1995 - Women's Championship Match
Alundra Blayze vs. Bull Nakano
Disc 3
IYH - 9/24/1995 - All Titles On The Line
Diesel and Shawn Michaels vs. Yokozuna and Davey Boy Smith
IYH - 2/18/1996 - #1 Contender's Match
Owen Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Summerslam - 8/18/1996 - WWE Championship Match
Shawn Michaels vs. Vader
Summerslam - 8/3/1997 - Steel Cage Match
Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Mankind
Nitro - 8/4/1997 - WCW Championship Match
Lex Luger vs. Hulk Hogan
Summerslam - 8/30/1998 - WWE Championship Match
Stone Cold vs. The Undertaker
Halloween Havoc - 10/25/1998 - US Title Match
Bret Hart vs. Sting
Fully Loaded - 7/25/1999 - Strap Match
Triple H vs. The Rock
The superstar packs I own are:
- RVD: One of a King
- Brock Lesnar: Here Comes the Pain (bought it for like 5 bucks)
- McMahon
- Shawn Michaels: From the Vault
- Tombstone: The History of the Undertaker
I was honestly extremely disappointed by HBK DVD. It was still great but WWE hyped it up for a while in 2003 and I was so excited cause I bought it at a sale price and it just didn't really tell a good story.
I don't have any superstar life story's. I should though. I have mostly pay per view.
Bragging Rights 2009
Survivor Series 2002
Armageddon 2002
Bad Blood 2003
Royal Rumble 2009
Vengeance: Night Of Champions 2007
Wrestlemanias 1, 2, 5, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 25
The best pay per view matches of 2009-2010
The ones that are not pay per views
The best of raw 2009
Undertaker 15-0
Hell In A Cell
Allied Powers: The world's greatest tag teams
I want to get the best pay per view matches of 2011, the DVD about the hart family, and edges new DVD
I was honestly extremely disappointed by HBK DVD. It was still great but WWE hyped it up for a while in 2003 and I was so excited cause I bought it at a sale price and it just didn't really tell a good story.
Lack of story aside, as a collection of matches it's real difficult to beat.
AWA Tag Title match
WM10 Ladder match
WM12 Iron Man match
IYH: Good Friends, Better Enemies vs. Diesel
IYH: Mind Games vs. Mankind
Hell in a Cell vs. The Undertaker
Summerslam 2002 vs. Triple H
Still one of my favourites. No crap, just damn good wrestling.
I remember a friend of mine had the 80's one years ago but I didn't care about it back then, now it sounds really interesting though! Or even more interesting is the 90's one. If I ever found that box set I'd grab it.
The superstar packs I own are:
- RVD: One of a King
- Brock Lesnar: Here Comes the Pain (bought it for like 5 bucks)
- McMahon
- Shawn Michaels: From the Vault
- Tombstone: The History of the Undertaker
I was honestly extremely disappointed by HBK DVD. It was still great but WWE hyped it up for a while in 2003 and I was so excited cause I bought it at a sale price and it just didn't really tell a good story.
I never had From The Vault but I do have Heartbreak & Triumph and it's my favorite wrestling DVD of all time. I absolutely love it! Just watched it the other day actually, now that's a great DVD with an excellent story. HBK's had so many DVD's.... never got his "My Journey" DVD. I did have his first DVD though from back when Jose Lotherio was managing him. Wait, did the HBK DVD come out after Raw's 15th Anniversary DVD? If so then that was the last one I bought actually. :
I haven't got too many. From The Vault & Rebellion 2002 is all that I have on DVD I think though I have some on VHS. I want to get The Wrestling Road Diaries soon.
Every Wrestlemania from 18 to 27
Every Big Four PPV from 2007 onwards
Eddie Guerrero Cheating Death Stealing Life
Viva La Raza: The Legacy of Eddie Guerrero
Hard Knocks: The Chris Benoit Story (bought a week before he killed himself....)
Edge: Decade of Decadence
The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man In Sports Entertainment
The History of the WWE Championship
The Ladder Match
Best PPV matches of 2009-10
Raw 15th Anniversary Set
Smackdown 10th Anniversary Set
Raw 10th Anniversary Show
The Monday Night War
The Rise and Fall of ECW
From The Vault: Shawn Michaels
WWE Survivor Series 2002
WWE Armageddon 2006
WWE No Way Out 2008
TNA Ultimate Matches
TNA Bound for Glory 2009
ROH Good Times, Great Memories
ROH Take No Prisoners 2008
ROH Supercard of Honor 3
ROH Glory by Honor 2010
ROH Final Battle 2011
ROH Bryan Danielson: Rise to Glory
CHIKARA King of Trios 2011 Nights 1, 2 & 3
CHIKARA Hiding In Plain Sight
CHIKARA Three Fisted Tales
CHIKARA Best of 2009
CHIKARA Best of 2010
PWG Sells Out! Vol. 1
Dragon Gate WrestleJam Vol. 1
The Best of Dragon Gate Vol. 1
The Best of CM Punk (from Vivid, all FIP matches and highlights of his IWA days)
Oh yeah I also have Greatest Hell In A Cell matches of all time. It really is a great DVD set. They think that just because they leave out one HIAC match (undertaker vs big bossman WM 15) that they can call it the greatest HIAC matches of all time. : but it's an awesome DVD. Most of the matches were when wwe was TV-14 so they all featured blood
shifty
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