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Lilian Garcia - Representing the Allowance.... (instead of the Alliance)

Courtesy silvervision.co.uk This is a 3-disc set! World Heavyweight Championship Batista vs. Triple H Hall of Fame - Class of 2005 WWE Championship John Cena vs. JBL Sumo Match Big Show vs. Akebono Stone Cold Steve Austin on Piper's Pit Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels Women's Championship Christy Hemme vs. Trish Stratus Legend vs. Legend Killer Undertaker vs. Randy Orton Money-In-The-Bank Ladder Match Christian vs. Edge vs. Chris Benoit vs. Kane vs. Chris Jericho vs. Shelton Benjamin Eddie Guerrero vs. Rey Mysterio DVD Extras: Match Promotional Spots: Main Events JBL vs. John Cena Triple H vs. Batista Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels Wrestlemania 21 Parody Trailers: Forrest Gump Basic Instinct Braveheart Pulp Fiction A Few Good Men Dirty Harry Taxi Driver When Harry Met Sally Gladiator Outtakes & Bloopers Of The Parody Trailers Career Highlights: Shawn Michaels Kurt Angle Undertaker Wrestlemania Week Activities: Hollywood Boulevard Event Superstar Appearances Battle Royal Motorhead Unplugged with Triple H Disc Three is the 2005 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony: Previous Inductees "Cowboy" Bob Orton Nikolai Volkoff The Iron Sheik Paul Orndorff Jimmy Hart "Rowdy" Roddy Piper Hulk Hogan Well I'm definitely getting this now

I'm sure I remember reading it was a re-release of one of those Columbia House tapes or something, and so wasn't originally a Coliseum Video tape. I could easily be wrong though

I recently recieved basically this first 12 weeks of Raws/Smackdowns/Heats from 2000 and I agree this era I fell is truly amazing. So far I'm up to around No Way Out and pretty much everything is fantastic to watch. The Hardcore division, the Radicalz, DX / McMahon-Helmsley era, Cactus Jack, Rock vs Big Show feud etc

anyone have that to download? I never saw it as they edited off the UK broadcast

Silvervision have now posted full match listings on their site, some of the original matches scheduled appear to have been dropped. But I'll still be buying it! (Dates are in UK format btw) NWA United Staes Championship Dog Collar Match Starrcade - 24/11/83 Greg Valentine vs. Roddy Piper - Dog Collar Match, Starrcade 1983 Madison Square Garden - 21/05/84 Sgt. Slaugter vs. Iron Sheik WWE Intercontinental Championship Lumberjack Match Madison Square Garden - 17/03/85 Greg Valentine vs. Tito Santana Wrestling Classic - 07/11/85 Junk Yard Dog vs. Randy Savage Weasel Suit Match Madison Square Garden - 25/06/88 Ultimate Warrior vs. Bobby Heenan NWA World Heavyweight Championship 1 Million Dollar Challenge Match Starrcade - 22/11/84 Dusty Rhodes vs. Ric Flair NWA National Tag Team Championship Match Starrcade - 28/11/85 Ole & Arn Anderson vs. Wahoo McDaniel & Billy Jack Haynes Championship Unification Match AWA SuperClash III - 13/12/88 Jerry "The King" Lawler vs. Kerry Von Erich NWA World Heavyweight Championship Match Chi-Town Rumble - 20/02/89 Ricky Steamboat vs. Ric Flair Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling - 03/02/82 Ric Flair vs. Jay Youngblood WWE Championship Steel Cage Match Madison Square Garden - 19/05/80 Jimmy Snuka vs. Bob Backlund WWE Championship Match Madison Square Garden - 26/12/83 Iron Sheik vs. Bob Backlund Madison Square Garden - 23/01/84 Paul Orndorff vs. Salvatore Bellamo WWE Championship Match Madison Square Garden - 23/01/84 Iron Sheik vs. Bob Orton (EDIT - I'm sure that should be Sheik vs. Hogan) Madison Square Garden - 18/02/85 Bob Orton v Jimmy Snuka The War to Settle the Score Madison Square Garden - 18/02/85 Roddy Piper vs. Hulk Hogan Also features footage from Slammy Awards, Tuesday Night Titans, World Wide Wrestling, AWA All Star Wrestling, NWA Championship Wrestling, Saturday Night's Main Event and Championship Wrestling.

I recieved this today from Highspots, anyone else get it yet? Looks awesome from the quick look I've had

On video openings before PPVs start, and when showing a history video to show why a certain match is happening, I was wondering if anyone had a list of songs WWF/E have used for them? Hopefully you understand what I mean as I'm sure these are not WWF/E-produced songs. One I'm just thinking of now is the one used at KOTR 96 and also hyping the HHH/Cactus Jack Hell in a Cell match for No Way Out 2000 (I know this songs been used lots of other times too but these are the main examples I can think of) Thanks for anyone who can help

his first appearance as Akeem was kind of unexpected, Mean Gene was invited to "deepest darkest Africa" by Slick where a transformation took place. Its quite a strange sight, and then the next week he was wrestling as Akeem. Apparently it was all a rib on Dusty Rhodes - the American Dream - the African Dream (as was Virgil)

I just recieved this first 12 weeks of Raws, Smackdowns and Heats from 2000, and from what I have watched these are really excellent. (Back then I only saw the occasional WWF TV shows and so some of this is new to me)

http://www.silvervision.co.uk/product.asp?pf_id=WWE1119 This is a 2-disc set. History's most feared tag team returns... They "snacked on danger, and dined on death" for two decades, dominating professional wrestling and immortalizing themselves as the only team ever to hold all three major titles (NWA(WCW), AWA, WWE). Hawk and Animal, better known as The Legion of Doom, rampaged through the AWA, NWA, All Japan Pro Wrestling, WCW and WWE. In this DVD, the stunning journey unfolds, from their auspicious debut in the early 1980s to the tragic death of Michael "Hawk" Hegstrand in 2003. Ride along with the Road Warrior's most memorable bouts, interviews and more. Brutal. Commanding. Unforgettable. Oh, What a Rush! Disc One Extras NWA Georgia Championship Wrestling (11/06/83) vs. Joe Young & Randy Barber NWA Georgia Championship Wrestling (07/08/83} vs. Arn Anderson & Paul Jones NWA World Championship Wrestling Omni (28/08/83) Texas Tornado Match vs. The Brisco Brothers Commentary by: Jim Ross & Animal NWA Georgia Championship Wrestling (03/01/83) vs. Mike Jackson & Stone AWA All Star Wrestling (25/08/84) AWA World Tag Title Championship vs. Baron von Raschke & The Crusher Alternate Commentary by: Jim Ross & Animal NWA Georgia Championship Wrestling (27/08/83) AWA All Star Wrestling (28/07/84) AWA ESPN Championship Wrestling (15/10/85) NWA World Championship Wrestling (03/10/87) NWA World Championship Wrestling (10/10/87) NWA World Championship Wrestling (28/01/89) WCW Wrestle War (25/02/90) Brutus the Barber Beefcake's BarberShop Wrestling Challenge (28/09/91) Royal Rumble (21/01/92) In Your House: Degeneration X (07/12/97) Hawk Tribute Part 1 Confidential (08/11/03) Hawk Tribute Part 2 Confidential (08/11/03) Trophy Room Paul Ellering "Go For It" Michaels Hayes "A Lesson in Striving for Success" Road Warriors Music Video Disc Two Extras AWA All Star Wrestling (21/08/85) vs. Larry 'the Axe' & Curt Hennig Superclash (28/09/85) AWA World Tag Team Title Match vs. The Fabulous Freebirds Jim Crockett Sr. Memorial Tag Team Tournament Cup (19/04/86) vs. Magnum TA & Ronnie Garvin Commentary by: Jim Ross & Animal Great American Bash (05/07/86) Russian Chain Match vs. Ivan & Nikita Kolaff Starrcade (27/11/86) Scaffold Match vs. Midnight Express Starrcade (29/11/87) NWA Tag Team Championship vs. Tully Blanchard & Arn Anderson New Orleans (29/10/88) NWA World Tag Team Championship vs. Midnight Express Challenge (09/02/91) vs. Demolition Wrestlefest (12/03/91) vs. Hart Foundation Tokyo Egg Dome (30/03/91) vs. Hulk Hogan & Genichiro Tenryu Japanese Commentary, Alternate Commentary by: Jim Ross & Animal Summerslam (26/08/91) WWE Tag Team Championship vs. Nasty Bays Summerslam (29/08/92) vs. Money Inc. Superbrawl (02/11/96) WCW Tag Team Championship Match vs. Sting & Lex Luger Raw (13/10/97) WWE Tag Team Championship vs. The Godwinns

Silvervision in the UK has started pre-orders too, and say a 3-disc set too

there was another Warrior tape in 1990 with these matches: vs. Andre The Giant vs. Haku vs. jobber (Bob Emery i think?) vs. Heenan (weasel suit) vs. Rude plus there was a Brother Love Show on there somewhere. Also quick question, are WrestleMania 21 and the Hall of Fame DVD going to be released in May then? as the lists only starts from June.

Highlights include: Hall of Fame focuses on the Fabulous Moolah with these matches: The 1987 Survivor Series Women's Match (great match) Fabulous Moolah & Kitty Adams vs. Joyce Grable & Vivian St. John (2/3 Falls from MSG 7/30/79) Fabulous Moolah vs. Wendi Richter (date is given as 5/21/84 but I'm guessing it the match from 7/23/84 on MTV) Plus the Women of WWF coliseum video from 1988 is included They are showing In Your House: Revenge of The Taker, Spring Stampede 1994 and AWA Wrestlerock 1986 In Specials they are showing several Coliseum videos (Piper's Greatest Hits) and recent Diva ones (also a Sunny Behind the Scenes show) Also, they are showing the entire NWA Crocket Cup from 1988 There's the usual ECW shows and Monday Night War shows plus TNT from 7/31/84 and 10/16/84 Plus Prime Time Wrestling from 6/23/86 - matches are from the 6/14 MSG show and from 6/30/86 with matches from several different MSG shows in 1986 The House Shows this time are: MSG 12/29/91 (including Flair vs. Hogan and I believe an fantastic Bret vs. DiBiase match) MSG 10/23/78 (with Backlund vs. Ladd and Graham vs. Bruno) And a super-rare house shows from Detroit 4/26/86 which i'm sure was never televised which includes the following matches: Corporal Kirchner vs. Iron Mike Sharpe Jake Roberts vs. Scott McGhee Bret Hart vs. Sivi Afi (I have this and its a good match) Tony Atlas vs. Hercules Hernandez George Steele vs. Jim Neidhart Tito Santana vs. Cowboy Bob Orton The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff vs. Killer Bees Hillbilly Jim vs. Adrian Adonis Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Savage The unfortunate thing about the Detroit show is it has the worst pair of commentators together which are Jack Reynolds & Ken Resnick

Best of WWF Volume 19 or 20 had a good Bret vs. DiBiase match and a good 16-man Battle Royal too plus Hogan vs. Rude.

I remember enjoying several Goldust/Steven Richards matches on Heat in 2003, and several mixed tags with Trish & Victoria too. I also remember a great match with Jericho & Hurricane in 2003 (just after Mania I believe)

didn't Flair clearly say "motherfucker" to the Rock during the WM20 match?

If only we had 24/7... Yeah, I remember everyone, from Bobby to the color commentators, saying "Harley Race is in the hospital at the hands of Hulk Hogan!" yep thats what he kept doing. they did the 10-bell salute with Heenan, Andre, Rude and Hercules and Heenan announced at the end that shortly he would announce the new King. (which was Haku seen as though they had nothing for him when Tama and the other very brief Islander High-Chief Afi were fired) My favourite WWF skits were anything with Heenan and Monsoon (even if it was just commentating a match, they were that good!!)

"Fuck it!" If anybody has the clip of Mean Gene saying "Ah, fuck it!" please post it. If nobody has it, please work on getting it. I used to have an audio clip of it. Mene Gene: "Gentlemen, as you know, The Ultimate Warrior..." *something falls* Vince McMahon (background/off stage): "Nice work." Mene Gene: "Fuck it!" I have that interview on video tape, but I've never been able to audibly hear Vince speaking in the background....

Steele's in already...

thats the first time I've seen that entrance by the Shockmaster. When exactly did this take place and I presume it was on a Live PPV or Clash show then? Hilarious stuff!

Firstly, I'm not sure if the 93,000+ figure is correct or not, but I know on WWF TV shows throughout February and March 1987 they always said there would be 90,000+ fans at the arena (I'm sure they sometimes said 93,000+ as well) and so if they did jump the figure up a bit higher they had to use that amount as they had already gone out and said on TV the attendance figures which were expected. Before WrestleMania 8 however in 1992, on WWF TV before the show they said they were expecting over 70,000 people in attendance, and they never increased that actual figure from the 61,000 or whatever that was Quote from Meltzer's Wrestling Observer Newsletter - April 13, 1987: "Overall, the actual paid attendance at the Silverdome was reported to me as 90,873 which has to be an all-time record for pro wrestling anywhere in the world. The old record for North America was the 69,300 who paid to see the August 28, 1986 Toronto Exhibition Stadium card headlined by Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff. The live gate at the Silverdome of $1,599,000 also shattered the existing record of $837,000 (when translated into U.S. funds) for the Antonio Inoki vs. Leon Spinks and Akira Maeda vs. Don Nakaya Neilsen matches on October 9, 1986 at the Sumo Hall in Tokyo. The 163 closed-circuit sites produced approximately $5,170,000 in U.S. funds with an estimated audience at those sites of about 460,000 fans-- both of which are also all-time records for pro wrestling." I'm guessing Meltzer corrected himself at some point later then?

Just noticed this on WWE.com: Hall of Fame month this time is Bobby Heenan including footage from: AWA All Star Wrestling (8/10/74) Heenan/Islanders vs. Bulldogs/Koko (WMIV) Rooster/Heenan vs. Santana (1/7/89) Heenan vs. Bellomo (11/26/84) Heenan vs. Gagne (8/17/80) plus all 4 of the Bobby Heenan Shows also TNT (3/22/85) Primetime (3/23/87) TNT (3/29/85) Primetime (3/30/92) MSG (2/23/87) MSG (3/23/92) MSG (3/17/85) plus more, go to WWE.com to check, where there is also some preview video clips

Tuesday Night Titans used to air on Friday? for the majority of its run, the show didn't actually air on a Tuesday, it was mostly either Fridays or Wednesdays (from 85-86 they rarely mentioned that the name was "Tuesday" Night Titans and would just call it TNT)