Re: Wrestling DVD's Thread!
Vol. 9 is actually the cover for BOLA 2008 Stage 1. Nick Jackson was in the tournament, but Matt wasn't. In case you're wondering, Vol. 8's cover comes from European Vacation II - France and Vol. 10 comes from One Hundred.
To be honest, an Anthology like one of these may be a better interesting deal for someone unfamiliar with the product like Inferno. You get 9-10 shows for a low price and those 9-10 DVD's are shows all in a row. Some of the things you'd see in each volume:
Vol. 8 - The beginning of the Chris Hero/Human Tornado feud (Mostly one-on-one), Bryan Danielson's PWG title reign, the last Super Dragon/Kevin Steen feud, the reunion and rise of The Dynasty's Joey Ryan and Scott Lost, and thanks to BOLA and that European Tour - a wide variety of foreign stars getting their chance to shine.
Vol 9 - All about the Hero/Tornado feud with many others involved being kicked into second gear as it builds up to their feud ending match at Life During Wartime, The Dynasty's tag title reign, the DDT4 Round Robin Qualifier Series (Four teams battling on five shows in order to get a spot in DDT4), the return and retirement match of Chris 'Lioncock' Bosh, the rise of the Young Bucks (Partially through the DDT4 Round Robin Qualifier Series) and you still get to see plenty of foreign and American indy stars coming in such as Delirious, Hallowicked and even Tensai's manager - Sekimoto.
Vol. 10 - Chris Hero officially takes his spot as the ace of PWG with his record setting PWG Title reign, The Young Bucks' record setting tag title reign, Paul London debuting for PWG, Colt Cabana's shocking return just 24 hours after being fired by the WWE, the epic Hybrid Dolphin's promo, the arrival of Kenny Omega, the near death of Kenny Omega that same weekend, and you'll get to see the wide variety of indy talent like Bryan Danielson, Davey Richards, Sonjay Dutt, Tyler Black, Bobby Quance (~!), Vin Gerard, Nigel McGuinness, Austin Aries, Chuck Taylor and Necro Butcher. This is also the time period when PWG came so close to going out of business, but then came back with a very different roster including the beginning phases of new debuts of local talents of The Cutlers and CK Jackson.
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Each DVD set has a major selling point. I ended up buying Vol. 9 since it has the most amount of shows I haven't seen before.
Vol. 9 is actually the cover for BOLA 2008 Stage 1. Nick Jackson was in the tournament, but Matt wasn't. In case you're wondering, Vol. 8's cover comes from European Vacation II - France and Vol. 10 comes from One Hundred.
To be honest, an Anthology like one of these may be a better interesting deal for someone unfamiliar with the product like Inferno. You get 9-10 shows for a low price and those 9-10 DVD's are shows all in a row. Some of the things you'd see in each volume:
Vol. 8 - The beginning of the Chris Hero/Human Tornado feud (Mostly one-on-one), Bryan Danielson's PWG title reign, the last Super Dragon/Kevin Steen feud, the reunion and rise of The Dynasty's Joey Ryan and Scott Lost, and thanks to BOLA and that European Tour - a wide variety of foreign stars getting their chance to shine.
Vol 9 - All about the Hero/Tornado feud with many others involved being kicked into second gear as it builds up to their feud ending match at Life During Wartime, The Dynasty's tag title reign, the DDT4 Round Robin Qualifier Series (Four teams battling on five shows in order to get a spot in DDT4), the return and retirement match of Chris 'Lioncock' Bosh, the rise of the Young Bucks (Partially through the DDT4 Round Robin Qualifier Series) and you still get to see plenty of foreign and American indy stars coming in such as Delirious, Hallowicked and even Tensai's manager - Sekimoto.
Vol. 10 - Chris Hero officially takes his spot as the ace of PWG with his record setting PWG Title reign, The Young Bucks' record setting tag title reign, Paul London debuting for PWG, Colt Cabana's shocking return just 24 hours after being fired by the WWE, the epic Hybrid Dolphin's promo, the arrival of Kenny Omega, the near death of Kenny Omega that same weekend, and you'll get to see the wide variety of indy talent like Bryan Danielson, Davey Richards, Sonjay Dutt, Tyler Black, Bobby Quance (~!), Vin Gerard, Nigel McGuinness, Austin Aries, Chuck Taylor and Necro Butcher. This is also the time period when PWG came so close to going out of business, but then came back with a very different roster including the beginning phases of new debuts of local talents of The Cutlers and CK Jackson.
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Each DVD set has a major selling point. I ended up buying Vol. 9 since it has the most amount of shows I haven't seen before.
