I got both of them! Never knew they were so rare.. I assumed Hulk Still Rules was still available but I guess not

If you're looking at flipping any of them shoot me a PM with a list of what you got, there's still a couple things i'm missing from around that time.

After the Hogan Anthology came out the prices for Hulk Still Rules went way down. The ones that I've noticed seem to go for the most are:

NWO Back in Black
Wrestlemania 2000 (16)
Wrestlemania X-7
Judgment Day 2001
Judgement Day 2002
Survivor Series 2001
Backlash 2001
Backlash 2002
Triple H: That Damn Good
Undertaker: The Phenom

Out of all the ones you have listed I got them all except Judgment Day 2001 Isnt it a bit dumb how every single 2001 PPV is on DVD except No Way Out? At least for me, I've never seen it on DVD only VHS

I aint selling it sorry

I paid an arm and a leg for WM X7 and $30 for Survivor Series '01. I got the KOCH version of Judgment Day '02, so it was a little cheaper. I've been dying to get new copies of Back in Black, WM 2000, and HHH: That Damn Good.

I got WrestleMania X-Seven in July 2001 as a gift from my brother, I recently got Survivor Series 2001 & Judgment Day 2002 given to me by a friend who has no interest in wrestling anymore and a few others. He must have given me like 15 original WWF DVD's

That was a timing issue more than anything else...

WWE went from just doing Wrestlemania and Summerslam on DVD in 1999 to doing the "Big 5" shows in 2000 (Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania, King Of The Ring, Summerslam, Survivor Series) to doing all PPVs starting in April 2001 (Backlash 2001).


No Way Out had the misfortune of being the last show before they revised that policy, which sucks because it was one of the best shows that year.

Ah well. I'll wait for the UK Tagged Classics for No Way Out & Judgment Day 2001 if anything, I aint in a rush

Is there any word on any future WWE, or any other wrestling, Blu-rays?

Looking around on Fye's website I see this interesting listing set for a 12/9 release:

WWE: Sting

Any word on this set?

http://www.fye.com/WWE--Sting--2-Dis...VVviewprod.htm

it was discussed in past versions of the wrestling dvd thread...last I heard it was cancelled due to Sting re-signing with TNA

Add Best of 2001 Viewer's Choice.

I got very lucky and found NWO Back in Black for $7 at a Walgreens in 2003, Wrestlemania 2000 for $12.99 at a Gamestop last year, Wrestlemania X-7 (and the 2004 Hall of Fame DVD) for $22 in March, and HHH: That Damn Good for $2 last year.

Still want The Phenom though...but I'd pay $30 at most for it.

I haven't seen ROH but i am tempted to pick up the 2 retail releases by KOCH; Bloodstained in Honor and Stars of Honor, they seem like good deals but not sure if i would enjoy them.

I saw them for $10 each at Walmart the other day and was wondering if i should pick them up.

thanks

I think the ROH retail releases are well worth the money. I'd say pick them up.

$10 is well worth it IMO

I got the 2001 Best of WWF DVD & Undertaker The Phenom

[QUOTE=sg2386]i guess the "exclusive to TNAshop" means nothing now.

Not sure why TNA has to dupe the fans into buying from their website with overpriced shipping when the DVDs eventually get released to other websites and some stores. This is not even the first time they've done this.[/QUOTE

Well, fuck you TNA for charging me $20 for it. At least my shipping was free.

Anything with the Rock DVD at Wal-Mart or FYE? I am pretty sure that Circuit City and Best Buy (unless they included something without advertising it) has no exclusives but waiting to hear about Wal-Mart and FYE. Thanks

I was browsing around my local store here in Gibraltar today and found The Rock DVD for £15 in Region 1. Quiet cheap but I didnt buy it. For those of you who have it, is it worth picking up?

New Tag Classic!


WrestleMania XV

WWE Championship Match
The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

Hell in a Cell Match
Big Boss Man vs. Undertaker

European Championship Match
Shane McMahon vs. X-Pac

Women’s Championship Match
Sable vs. Tori

Kane vs. Triple H

Fatal Four Way Elimination Match for the Intercontinental Championship
Road Dogg vs. Val Venis vs. Goldust vs. Ken Shamrock

Big Show vs. Mankind

Brawl For All Match
Butterbean vs. Bart Gunn

World Tag Team Championship Match
Owen Hart & Jeff Jarrett vs. D-Lo Brown & Test

Triple Threat Match for the Hardcore Championship
Billy Gunn vs. Al Snow vs. Hardcore Holly

Special features:
# Video package: Sable vs. Tori
# Video package: Kane vs. Triple H
# Fan Comments
# Insight into the technical aspect of the WWE
# Highlights from the WrestleMania Rage Party
# Main event voiceover: The Rock
# Main event voiceover: Stone Cold Steve Austin

Hell Yeah

Living by the belief that whatever doesn’t kill him makes him stronger, Stone Cold Steve Austin continues his assault on authority and the WWE Championship. Austin’s answer to Corporate oppression? The middle finger! Defy authority and check out some of the Rattlesnake’s venom. This DVD features highlights of over 10 of Stone Cold’s biggest matches, including an exclusive look at the WrestleMania XV match against The Rock with candid comments from Stone Cold on what it felt like to be challenging for the WWE Championship in the biggest match of the year.

Special Features:
# The Birth of Austin 3:16
# Stone Cold throws the Intercontinental Championship in the river
# Mr. McMahon gets a visitor in the hospital
# Stone Cold comments on his relationship with Mr. McMahon
# The Zamboni Incident
# Stone Cold comments on his relationship with the fans
# The Beer Truck Incident
# Stone Cold raising hell inside & outside of the ring
# Comments from some of the WWE Superstars

Something cool i found was that all retail stores in Canada are selling WM24 tin edition and on top of that it includes the WMXIV senitype inside. Basically 2 US store exclusives into 1. Awesome!!

Also for people looking for the Royal Rumble Complete Anthology HMV is selling the whole set for $100, they also have WM23 Ultimate Limited Edition for $15.

Cover Art for One Night Stand 2008

That's actually pretty cool. I miss the covers that show two guys actually competiting in a match against one another, instead of an obligatory pose by Triple H, The Undertaker, Batista, John Cena, Randy Orton, or Edge.

Sadly, no. FYE's price is $19.99 on sale, and Wal-Mart's is $22.88. I'm going to snag it off deepdiscount for $15.90 with the 20% off. I think they're going to downplay this release after the Hall of Fame drama with the Rock.