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WWE: The Best of In Your House (BLURAY EDITION~!)
WWE – The Best of In Your House
BLU-RAY REVIEW EDITION
Released: April 30, 2013
Your host is the legendary Todd Pettengill. He wonders if the net worth of the house they gave away is still in the positives after the housing market crash. Sheesh. Forget that this guy still has an ’80s-sitcomy vibe about him, he’s making 2008 jokes. Read the rest of this entry
WWE – For All Mankind: The Life and Career of Mick Foley
WWE – For All Mankind: The Life and Career of Mick Foley
Three-Disc Set
Released: April 16, 2013
That’s right. It’s another WWE Blu-Ray review from my pal SlickSlack and I. He’ll be handling the documentary portions, interviews, and stories while I will be doing the match reviews. I apologize for the lengthiness ahead of time. This one reads like a dissertation, but is packed with all kinds of details, ladies and gents. Read the rest of this entry
WWE: The Attitude Era DVD Review (Disc Three)
WWE: The Attitude Era 3-Disc Set DVD Review
Released: November 20, 2012
DISC THREE: Read the rest of this entry
WWE: The Attitude Era DVD Review (Disc Two)
WWE: The Attitude Era 3-Disc Set DVD Review
Released: November 20, 2012
DISC TWO: Read the rest of this entry
WWE: The Attitude Era DVD Review (Disc One)
WWE: The Attitude Era 3-Disc Set DVD Review
Released: November 20, 2012
This is another tag-team DVD review from me and my buddy Slack. He does the documentary and special features, I do the matches. You’re going to love it.
DISC ONE:
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WWF: Monday Night Raw (04.29.96)
Monday Night Raw
April 29, 1996
Sioux City, IA
Civic Auditorium
The current WWF Champs were as follows:
World Champion: Shawn Michaels (3/31/96)
Intercontinental Champion: Goldust (4/22/96)
World Tag Team Champions: The Bodydonnas (3/31/96)
Another Sky Sports edit. Sorry, guys. We’ll go back to the original full-length USA network feed for the rest of the year. This week, you miss out on not one, but two matches. This means I must give you the missing results in Eric Bischoff fashion. I want to let all you fans with the clicker in your hand know what is going on over at the World Whining Federation. Steve Austin beats Scotty Taylor with the cobra clutch. Didn’t we fire that guy? What a loser. The New Rockers battle the Hillbillies to a double countout. What’s new about Marty Jannetty? Seriously! Stuck in the 1980s much? Oh my. Are they trying to put us to sleep? What is the deal. Come on. Okay, now that we got that out of the way…
Your hosts are Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler. Read the rest of this entry
WWF: Monday Night Raw (04.08.96)
Monday Night Raw
April 8, 1996
San Bernardino, CA
Orange Pavilion
The current WWF Champs were as follows:
World Champion: Shawn Michaels (3/31/1996)
Intercontinental Champion: Goldust (1/21/1996)
World Tag Team Champions: The Body Donnas (3/31/1996)
This is one of the few times I remember watching Raw. There was no Nitro this week due to a TNT movie premiere, but I had to get my wrestling from somewhere, so I decided to see what was going on in the WWF.
Your hosts are Vince McMahon & Mr. Perfect. Read the rest of this entry
WWF: Monday Night Raw (04.01.96)
Monday Night Raw
April 1, 1996
San Bernardino, CA
Orange Pavilion
The current WWF Champs were as follows:
World Champion: Shawn Michaels (3/31/1996)
Intercontinental Champion: Goldust (1/21/1996)
World Tag Team Champions: The Body Donnas (3/31/1996)
WrestleMania 12 was last night! Things happened there!
Your hosts are Vince McMahon & Jerry Lawler. Read the rest of this entry
WWF: Monday Night Raw (04.24.95)
Monday Night Raw
April 24, 1995
Omaha, NE
Civic Auditorium
The current WWF champs were as follows:
World Champion: Diesel (11/26/1994)
Intercontinental Champion: Jeff Jarrett (1/22/1995)
World Tag Team Champions: Owen Hart & Yokozuna (4/2/1995)
Women’s Champion: Alundra Blayze (4/3/1995)
The first 90 seconds of the program is dedicated to the last 90 days of embarrassing moment after embarrassing moment for Bam Bam Bigelow. However, tonight he has a chance to redeem himself with a WWF championship title match. LET’S GET RAW.
Your hosts are Vince McMahon and Jerry Lawler. Read the rest of this entry
The Wrestling Backfire: The Major Problems With Summerslam (John Cena, CM Punk, Vince McMahon, Hulk Hogan)
On March 31st, 1985, the WWF took their biggest gamble ever: Wrestlemania 1. If it failed, chances are the company would have gone out of business. Despite what WWE wants their fans to presume, there was a “Grand Daddy Of Them All” before Wrestlemania called Starrcade. It was a Jim Crockett Promotions’ pay-per-view to blow off the biggest feuds in the company. In contrast to Starrcade, the WWF didn’t want their show to be simply about wrestling. They wanted it to be this mixture of celebrity appearances, entertainment, and wrestling, or what McMahon would refer to it as “Sports Entertainment”. Many critics and promoters believed it would fail, but it ended up being a gigantic hit and put the WWF on its golden platform.
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