sg2386

I found this regarding the Best PPV matches from 2009-2010 DVD;

The pinnacle for every sports entertainer is to appear on pay-per-view and put on the best match. For the first time ever on home video, the WWE Universe can enjoy the best matches in one home video collection. The stars of Raw, SmackDown, and ECW present the greatest bouts of the year, from longtime Pay-Per-View standards "WrestleMania", "SummerSlam", "Survivor" Series, and "Royal Rumble", as well as newly themed events, including "Breaking Point", "Hell in a Cell", "Bragging Rights", "TLC" and "Elimination Chamber".

I guess people can figure which matches from those ppvs will be added.

BullGooseLoony

Any word on whether there will be a steelbook of Royal Rumble in the states?

bmp5524

Davey and Ibushi - Instant Buy

pre-ordered along with JP MC 09 and Open the Freedom Gate

Aces_High

Finally got my order from RF, it took them 10 days to ship 2 dvds. Will probably watch the Mr Anderson shoot tonight after RAw.

doctaheath78

Found this on a wrestling site.

Silvervision in the UK will be releasing special DVDs of John Cena and Rey Mysterio. These DVDs will be exclusive to Europe. [Credit: Pwinsider.com]

Sucks that it will not be a US release.

sg2386

Found this update on the Royal Rumble 2010 Blu-ray release on wrestlezone.com;

Thanks to Michael Freeman for sending in the following: I was shopping at my local Best Buy on Sunday (2/26), and came across the 2010 Royal Rumble on Blu-Ray, but not regular DVD. And as a Best Buy exclusive, they included a 2nd disc that contained the complete Monday Night RAW and Friday Night Smackdown from the week prior to the Royal Rumble. I know you guys stated that the Blu-Ray isn't due until May 4th, but wanted to let you know that its been spotted 2 months early.

BullGooseLoony

That's weird. I was at BB the other day and they had put out a few copies of the RR, but there was nothing to indicate that it was a BB-exclusive or a 2-disc set.

Jman4200

I just checked best buys website, and they are listing the BR of RR available for purchase at all the stores in my area. I will check for certain tomorrow when i drop my fiance off for work, best buy is right near her work.

BullGooseLoony

I misread. The blu-ray will be a 2-disc exclusive to BB. If that's the case, between being the third wwe blu-ray (not counting the one that came with the video game) and a BB exclusive, I'll definitely have to pick it up.

WrestleDoubleK

I already posted a message about this. I wouldn't worry that they're not getting a release in the US because both DVD's are just 4 PPV matches.

Best of WWE Volume 1 - Rey Mysterio

Ladder Match for Custody of Dominick
Rey Mysterio vs. Eddie Guerrero
SummerSlam - August 21, 2005

Triple Threat for the World Heavyweight Championship Match
Kurt Angle vs. Rey Mysterio vs. Randy Orton
WrestleMania 22 - April 2, 2006

Falls Count Anywhere Match
Rey Mysterio vs. Chavo Guerrero
No Mercy - October 8, 2006

Rey Mysterio vs. Chavo Guerrero
SummerSlam - August 26, 2007

Best of WWE Volume 2 - John Cena

TLC Match for the WWE Championship
John Cena vs. Edge
Unforgiven 2006

Falls Count Anywhere Match for the WWE Championship
John Cena vs. The Great Khali
One Night Stand 2007

WWE Championship Challenge
John Cena vs. Mick Foley vs. King Booker vs. Randy Orton vs. Bobby Lashley
Vengeance 2007

WWE Championship Match
John Cena vs. Randy Orton
SummerSlam 2007

platt222

Details of the hart DVD from Silvervision

The Hart family has long served as Canada’s first family of Sports Entertainment, from patriarch Stu and his Stampede Wrestling and Dungeon, a training site that has produced multiple Hall of Famers, though sons Bret, Owen, on to a new generation of WWE Superstars, The Hart Dynasty. But the family’s journey was never a smooth one, as their accomplishments were often punctuated with devastating tragedies and loss. Now for the first time ever, fans can learn the entire story in Hart & Soul: The Hart Family Anthology. A brand new documentary chronicling more than 5 decades of family lineage is filled with never-before-seen Hart family interviews and supplemented with a dozen matches featuring Bret, Owen, Keith, Bruce, The British Bulldog, The Dynamite Kid, Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, The Hart Dynasty, and more!

Disc 1

Stu Hart
Falling in Love
The Promoter
Hart House
Riches to Rags
All in the Family
Hart Foundation / British Bulldogs
Stampede Sold
Dean
International Spotlight
Family Feud
Canada’s Family
Struggles Within
Family Tragedy
Third Generation
Reflections

Special Features
• Stu the Athlete
• Helen’s Car Accident
• Terrible Ted the Wrestling Bear
• A Letter from Dean
• Stu vs. The Tiger
• A Hart Family Thanksgiving – 1987
• Helen Throws in the Towel
• Owen the Prankster
• Chris Jericho’s Flight with Owen
• The Uninvited Guest
• Bret “Hit Man” Hart Returns to WWE
• Post-Raw Celebration (Raw – January 4, 2010)


Disc 2

Introduction with The Hart Dynasty

6-Man Tag Team Match
Keith Hart, Bruce Hart & Bret Hart vs. The Kiwis & Dynamite Kid
Stampede Wrestling – May 1979

Stampede Arrives in WWE

World Tag Team Championship Match
Hart Foundation vs. British Bulldogs
Boston Garden – November 1, 1986

An Unforgettable Match

Intercontinental Championship Match
Bret “Hit Man” Hart vs. British Bulldog
SummerSlam – August 29, 1992

The Hart Family in a WWE Ring

Family Feud Match
Bret “Hit Man” Hart, Owen Hart, Bruce Hart & Keith Hart vs. Shawn Michaels & His Knights
Survivor Series – November 24, 1993

Brothers vs. Brothers

Bret “Hit Man” Hart & Owen Hart vs. Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner
Florence, SC – January 11, 1994

Ripped Apart at the Seams

World Tag Team Championship Match
Bret “Hit Man” Hart & Owen Hart vs. The Quebecers
Royal Rumble – January 22, 1994


Disc 3

Sibling Rivalry

Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship
Bret “Hit Man” Hart vs. Owen Hart
SummerSlam – August 29, 1994

The Hart Family Settles It in the Ring

Bret “Hit Man” Hart & British Bulldog vs. Owen Hart & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart
Raw – November 7, 1994

Decorated in Gold

European Championship Match
Owen Hart vs. British Bulldog
Raw – March 3, 1997

Front and Center

10-Man Tag Team Match
Bret “Hit Man” Hart, Owen Hart, British Bulldog, Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart & Brian Pillman vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Ken Shamrock, Goldust & Legion of Doom
In Your House: Canadian Stampede July 6, 1997

Border Wars

6-Man Tag Team Flag Match
Bret “Hit Man” Hart, Owen Hart & British Bulldog vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin, Undertaker & Dude Love
Raw – July 21, 1997

Passing the Torch

WWE Unified Tag Team Championship Match
The Hart Dynasty vs. D-Generation X
SmackDown – December 25, 2009

The Best is Yet to Come

drew4824

Just wanted to let everyone know that the Royal Rumble Blu Ray is out at Bestbuy today. This is the 2 disc exclusive featuring Raw and Smackdown from the week before the rumble.

BullGooseLoony

Does it have some kind of sticker indicating that it's an exclusive?

sg2386

Good news!

I think in the US, it will be a Best Buy exclusive til May 4, where it will be released every after that date.

Found this on Walmart.ca, Looks like it will be available to us March 9.

jammer311

Well I have mixed feelings on that Hart dvd, and the main thing is the match they chose for the Bulldogs vs. Hart Foundation. I have Best of the WWF Vol. 3, Vol. 7 and the Hart Foundation Coliseum video, and so far every Bulldogs vs. Foundation match that has been released by WWE on dvd, is from those 3 said coliseum videos!! (minus the SNME match between the two, of course) Still, with all the house shows that Vince taped back in the day, from MSG, Boston Garden, Maple Leaf Garden and such, you'd think they could have put on some other Hart Foundation vs. Bulldogs matches.

I also personally think that Owen Hart vs. Rocky Maivia for the IC Title on Raw in April 97 should have been on the Hart Family dvd. As well as Owen Hart vs. Razor Ramon and Bret Hart vs. Bam Bam Bigelow from KOTR 93 and 94. Also even a Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels match from the old WWE Coliseum videos would have been a nice treat for those who never saw any of their matches back then.

So clearly I am a torn on the Hart Family dvd. If the documentary is done well enough, it may save itself. But I feel that this just looks to be a second to the Bret Hart dvd, only changed around a bit.

sg2386

Alright guys, the Royal Rumble Blu-ray does exist, found this image on Blu-ray.com:

hbkbiggestfan

Is the Rumble BD at full sticker orice of $24.99 or is it on new release sale?

BullGooseLoony

Thanks for the pic, this both helps and complicates my life.

LaxBandit

K-Mart is selling both Royal Rumble 2009 and Royal Rumble 2010 on DVD in a two pack for $14.95.
So if you don't have last years Rumble on DVD and want that and this years Rumble on DVD and
not on Blu-Ray go there.

LB...

chuckliddell

hart & soul looks great but there should be atleast 1 dynamite kid/bret hart match from stampede days

but overall it looks great, some great gems and the doc should be 2 hours plus

chuckliddell

its impossible to please everybody seeing how its only 3 disk, maybe on dvds like this they need to make it 4 or go blue ray to fit more stuff on, but for a 3 disk they did the best they could, only so much space to fit everything in

chocoboy87

Must...import...Royal Rumble...Blu Ray

I care that much about my WWE Blu Ray collection being up to date I've asked a friend in the US to head to Best Buy for me.

Still not buying any 2009/2010 PPV in DVD format. I've got around four 09 PPVs in HD saved onto my Sky HD (UK TV box) hard drive for future viewing. These ones were free and don't get automatically deleted. Still, I'd rather have them on blu rays.

SexualPudding

Just went and picked up my Royal Rumble Blu-ray. My closest Best Buy only got 2 copies in, so if any of you are thinking about getting it, I'd recommend doing so soon.

Jman4200

The BB near me where I always go had about 10 copies of the BR of the RR and yes it had the exclusive sticker that was in the picture posted above, I was looking for the standard dvd though, but they didn't have it so I picked it up at wally world for 15, missing the extras on BR doesn't matter to me i put all wwe tv programming to disc each week anyway.

SexualPudding

I record each week's shows onto DVD as well, but they're still pretty damn cool extras, imo, especially considering that the Raw and SD shows here are also in HD. I was half expecting them to just half ass it a bit on the extras and have them on a standard DVD.