More info on 'Wrestlemania: Anthology' DVD boxset

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NOTE: The pre-orders for the sets say "The events have been edited but all matches are complete".

 

 

Set #1 - they have I-V listed as a 7-disc set. I figure that IV will be split onto two discs...dunno what Disc #7 is about. Below is the listing of content that they report will be on the DVD.

 

Wrestlemania - 1985

- National Anthem

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Tito Santana and The Executioner

- Tito Santana vs. The Executioner

- Gene Okerlund Interviews SD Jones and King Kong Bundy

- SD Jones vs. King Kong Bundy

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Matt Borne and Ricky Steamboat

- Matt Borne vs. Ricky Steamboat

- Gene Okerlund Interviews David Sammartino w/ Bruno Sammartino and Brutus Beefcake with "Luscious" Johnny Valiant

- David Sammartino vs. Brutus Beefcake

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Greg Valentine w/ Jimmy Hart and The Junkyard Dog

- Intercontinental Championship Match: Greg Valentine vs. The Junkyard Dog

- Gene Okerlund Interviews The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff w/ Freddie Blassie and Barry Windham and Mike Rotundo w/ Captain Lou Albano

- WWE Tag Team Championship Match: The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff w/ Freddie Blassie vs. Barry Windham and Mike Rotundo

- Post Match Interview: Gene Okerlund Interviews The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff w/ Freddie Blassie

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Big John Studd w/ Bobby Heenan

- $15,000 Slam Match: Big John Studd vs. Andre The Giant

- Post Match Interview: Gene Okerlund Interviews Andre The Giant

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Wendi Richter w/ Cyndi Lauper and Leilani Kai w/ The Fabulous Moolah

- WWE Ladies Championship: Leilani Kai vs. Wendi Richter

- Post Match Interview: Gene Okerlund Interviews Wendi Richter w/ Cyndi Lauper

- Billy Martin Introduced as Guest Ring Announcer

- Liberace Introduced as Guest Timekeeper

- Muhammad Ali Introduced

- Hulk Hogan and Mr. T vs. Rowdy Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff

- Post Match Interview: Gene Okerlund Interviews Hulk Hogan, Mr. T, and Jimmy Snuka

 

Wrestlemania 2 - 1986

- Ray Charles Performs "America The Beautiful"

- Rowdy Roddy Piper, Lou Duva and Cowboy Bob Orton Talk Backstage

- "The Magnificent" Don Muraco vs. "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff

- Mr. T, Joe Frazier, The Haiti Kid Talk Backstage

- Intercontinental Championship Match: George "The Animal" Steele vs. Randy "Macho Man" Savage

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Bill Fralic and Big John Studd

- George Wells vs. Jake "the Snake" Roberts

- Mr T. / Rowdy Roddy Piper Story

- Jesse "The Body" Ventura Interviews Hulk Hogan

- Joan Rivers Introduced

- Guest Judges (Darryl Dawkins, Cab Calloway, G. Gordon Liddy) Introduced

- "Herb" Introduced as Guest Timekeeper

- Boxing Match: Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. Mr. T

- Gorilla Monsoon and Gene Okerlund Introduce the Chicago Segment of WrestleMania II

- Ladies Championship Match: Velvet McIntyre vs. The Fabulous Moolah

- Flag Match: Nikolai Volkoff vs. Corporal Kirchner

- Gene Okerlund Introduces Claire Peller as Guest Timekeeper

- Gene Okerlund Introduces the Guest Referees (Dick Butkus & Ed "Too Tall" Jones)

- 20-Man Battle Royal

- Vince McMahon & Susan St. James interview Rowdy Roddy Piper

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Jim Covert and Iron Sheik

- Tag Team Championship Match: Greg "The Hammer" Valentine & Brutus Beefcake vs. The British Bulldogs

- Jesse "The Body" Ventura, Lord Alfred Hayes & Elvira Introduce the Los Angeles Segment of WrestleMania II

- Hercules Hernandez vs. Ricky Steamboat

- "Adorable" Adrian Adonis vs. Uncle Elmer

- Lord Alfred Hayes Interviews Hulk Hogan

- Terry Funk & Hoss Funk vs. Tito Santana and JunkYard Dog

- Hulk Hogan/King Kong Bundy Story Recap

- Tommy Lasorda Introduced as Guest Ring Announcer

- Ricky Schroder Introduced as Guest Timekeeper

- Robert Conrad Introduced as Guest Referee

- Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship: King Kong Bundy vs. Hulk Hogan

 

Wreslemania III - 1987

- Aretha Franklin Sings "America The Beautiful"

- The Can-Am Connection vs. The Magnificent Muraco and Cowboy Bob Orton

- Billy Jack Haynes vs. Hercules Story Recap

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Hercules and Bobby Heenan

- Full Nelson Challenge: Billy Jack Haynes vs. Hercules

- King Kong Bundy, Little Tokyo and Lord Littlebrook vs. Hillbilly Jim, Little Beaver, and the Haiti Kid

- Mary Hart Interviews Macho Man Randy Savage w/ Miss Elizabeth

- Junkyard Dog vs. Harley Race

- Vince McMahon Interviews Hulk Hogan

- The Rougeau Brothers vs. The Dream Team: Brutus Beefcake and Greg Valentine

- Loser Gets His Head Shaved Match: Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. Adrian Adonis

- Six-Man Tag Team Match: The Hart Foundation and Danny Davis vs. The British Bulldogs and Tito Santana

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Andre The Giant and Bobby Heenan

- "The Natural" Butch Reed vs. Koko B. Ware

- Intercontinental Championship: Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat vs. Macho Man Randy Savage

- Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. The Honky Tonk Man

- Gene Okerlund Makes Announcement on Record Setting Attendance

- The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff vs. The Killer Bees

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Andre The Giant and Bobby Heenan

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Hulk Hogan

- Bob Uecker is Introduced

- Mary Hart is Introduced

- WWE Championship Match: Hulk Hogan vs. Andre The Giant

- WrestleMania 3 Recap Set to Aretha Franklin's Rendition of "American The Beautiful"

 

Wrestlemania IV - 1988

- Invitational Battle Royal

- Robin Leach reads Tournament Proclamation

- WWE Championship Tournament, First Round Match: Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase

- Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake Interview

- WWE Championship Tournament, First Round Match: Dino Bravo vs. "The Rock" Don Muraco

- Honky Tonk Man Interview

- WWE Championship Tournament, First Round Match: Greg "The Hammer" Valentine vs. Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat

- The British Bulldogs and Koko B. Ware Interview

- WWE Championship Tournament, First Round Match: "The Natural" Butch Reed vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage

- The Islanders and Bobby Heenan Interview

- WWE Championship Tournament, First Round Match: One Man Gang vs. Bam Bam Bigelow

- Hulk Hogan Interview

- WWE Championship Tournament, First Round Match: "Ravishing" Rick Rude vs. Jake "the Snake" Roberts

- Vanna White Interview

- Hercules vs. The Ultimate Warrior

- WWE Championship Tournament, Semi-Finals Match: Andre The Giant vs. Hulk Hogan

- Macho Man Randy Savage Interview

- WWE Championship Tournament, Semi-Finals Match: "The Rock" Don Muraco vs. "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase

- Demolition Interview

- One Man Gang gets a bye to the next round

- WWE Championship Tournament, Semi-Finals Match: Greg "The Hammer" Valentine vs. Macho Man Randy Savage

- Vanna White Interview

- WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Honky Tonk Man vs. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake

- Andre The Giant Interview

- 6 Man Tag Team Match: The Islanders and Bobby Heenan vs. The British Bulldogs and Koko B. Ware

- Jesse "The Body" Ventura Introduced to the Crowd

- "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase gets a bye to the next round

- WWE Championship Tournament, Quarter-Finals Match: One Man Gang vs. Macho Man Randy Savage

- Vanna White Interview

- WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Demolition vs. Strike Force

- WWE Championship Tournament, Finals Match: Macho Man Randy Savage vs. "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase

 

Wrestlemania V - 1989

- Rockin' Robin Sings "America The Beautiful"

- King Haku vs. Hercules

- Gene Okerlund Interviews The Rockers

- The Twin Towers vs. The Rockers

- Tony Schiavone Interviews "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Virgil

- "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase w/Virgil vs. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake

- Lord Alfred Hayes Interviews The Bushwhackers

- The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers vs. The Bushwhackers

- Mr. Perfect vs. The Blue Blazer

- Jesse "The Body" Ventura Addresses the Crowd

- Mr. Fuji Runs a 5K Race

- Run-DMC Performs

- Demolition/The Powers of Pain/Mr. Fuji Story Recap

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Demolition

- Handicap Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship: Demolition vs. The Powers of Pain & Mr. Fuji

- Tony Schiavone Tries to Interview Macho Man Randy Savage

- Dino Bravo vs. "Rugged" Ronnie Garvin

- The Brain Busters vs. Strike Force

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Rick Martel

- Piper's Pit with Brother Love, Morton Downey, Jr. and Rowdy Roddy Piper

- Sneak Preview of No Holds Barred

- Sean Mooney Interviews Donald Trump

- Randy Savage/Hulk Hogan Story Recap

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Hulk Hogan

- Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. Andre the Giant w/Guest Referee: Big John Studd

- Tony Schiavone Interviews Sensational Sherri

- Greg "The Hammer" Valentine & Honky Tonk Man vs. The Hart Foundation

- Ultimate Warrior/Rick Rude Story Recap

- Intercontinental Championship Match: "Ravishing" Rick Rude vs. The Ultimate Warrior

- Bad News Brown vs. Hacksaw Jim Duggan

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Red Rooster

- Red Rooster vs. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan w/Brooklyn Brawler

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Miss Elizabeth

- World Title Championship Match: Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Hulk Hogan

 

 

Boxset #2 contains six shows (VI - XI), held on EIGHT discs. Don't know the layout of said set.

 

Wrestlemania VI - 1990

- Robert Goulet Sings the Canadian National Anthem

- Koko B. Ware vs. "The Model" Rick Martel

- World Tag Team Championship Match: The Colossal Connection with Bobby Heenan vs. Demolition

- Hercules vs. Earthquake with Jimmy Hart

- Rona Barrett Interviews Miss Elizabeth

- Mr. Perfect vs. Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake

- Bad News Brown vs. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper

- Steve Allen Plays Piano with The Bolsheviks

- The Hart Foundation vs. The Bolsheviks

- WrestleMania VII Tease

- The Barbarian with Bobby Heenan vs. Tito Santana

- Mixed Tag Team Match: Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire with Elizabeth vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage and Sherri

- WrestleMania VII Tease

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Bobby "The Brain" Heenan

- Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse Ventura Interview Rona Barrett

- Sean Mooney Interviews "Macho King" Randy Savage with Sherri

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Demolition

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Hulk Hogan

- Sean Mooney Interviews The Ultimate Warrior

- Orient Express with Mr. Fuji vs. The Rockers

- Steve Allen Interviews Rhythm and Blues

- Dino Bravo with Jimmy Hart and Earthquake vs. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan

- Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. The Million Dollar Man

- Akeem with Slick vs. The Big Boss Man

- Rhythm and Blues Perform "Honka Honka Honka Honky Love"

- WrestleMania VII Tease

- Rick Rude with Bobby Heenan vs. "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka

- Title For Title Championship Match: Hulk Hogan vs. The Ultimate Warrior

 

Wrestlemania VII - 1991

- Willie Nelson Sings "America The Beautiful"

- "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan Comes to Ring to Do Color Commentary for Opening Match

- The Rockers vs. Haku and The Barbarian

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Regis Philbin, Marla Maples and Alex Trebek

- Dino Bravo with Jimmy Hart vs. The Texas Tornado

- The British Bulldog vs. The Warlord with Slick

- World Tag Team Championship Match: The Hart Foundation vs. The Nasty Boys with Jimmy Hart

- Blindfold Match: Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. "The Model" Rick Martel

- Marla Maples Interviews The Nasty Boys with Jimmy Hart

- "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka vs. The Undertaker with Paul Bearer

- Career Ending Match: "Macho King" Randy Savage vs. The Ultimate Warrior

- Regis Philbin Backstage with The Undertaker and Paul Bearer

- Alex Trebek Interviews Demolition with Mr. Fuji

- Regis Philbin Interviews Tenryu and Kitao

- Alex Trebek Interviews Jake "The Snake" Roberts

- Demolition vs. Tenryu and Kitao

- Intercontinental Championship Match: Mr. Perfect with Bobby Heenan vs. The Big Boss Man

- Earthquake with Jimmy Hart vs. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine

- Legion of Doom vs. Power and Glory

- Virgil with "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. The Million Dollar Man

- Sean Mooney Interviews Sgt. Slaughter

- The Mountie with Jimmy Hart vs. Tito Santanav - WWE Championship Match: Sgt. Slaughter vs. Hulk Hogan

 

Wrestlemania VIII - 1992

- Reba McEntire Sings the National Anthem

- El Matador vs. Shawn Michaels with Sherri

- Gene Okerlund Interviews The Legion of Doom

- Jake "The Snake" Roberts vs. The Undertaker with Paul Bearer

- Intercontinental Championship Match: "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart

- Bobby Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon Interview Lex Luger

- 8 Man Tag Team Match: The Mountie, The Repo Man and The Nasty Boys vs. Sgt. Slaughter, The Big Boss Man, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and Virgil

- WWE Championship Match: Ric Flair with Mr. Perfect vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage

- WrestleMania VIII Press Conference

- Tatanka vs. "The Model" Rick Martel

- World Tag Team Championship Match: Money Inc. with Jimmy Hart vs. The Natural Disasters

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake

- "The Rocket" Owen Hart vs. Skinner

- Hulk Hogan vs. Sid Justice with Harvey Whippleman

 

Wrestlemania IX - 1993

- Opening Ceremony

- Intercontinental Championship Match: Shawn Michaels with Luna vs. Tatanka

- The Headshrinkers with Afa vs. The Steiner Brothers

- Crush vs. Doink the Clown

- Razor Ramon vs. Bob Backlund

- World Tag Team Championship Match: Money Inc. vs. The Mega Maniacs: Hulk Hogan and Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake with Jimmy Hart

- The Narcissist Lex Luger vs. Mr. Perfect

- The Undertaker with Paul Bearer vs. Giant Gonzalez with Harvey Whippleman

- Gene Okerlund Interviews Hulk Hogan

- WWE Championship Match: Yokozuna with Mr. Fuji vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart

 

Wrestlemania X - 1994

- Little Richard Sings "America The Beautiful"

- Bret "Hitman" Hart vs. Owen Hart

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania 2

- Mixed Tag Team Match: Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna vs. Doink and Dink

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania III

- Falls Count Anywhere Match: "Macho Man" Randy Savage vs. Crush

- Fanfest Highlights

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania IV

- Women's Championship Match: Leilani Kai vs. Alundra Blaze

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania V

- World Tag Team Championship Match: Men on a Mission vs. The Quebecers

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania VI

- WWE Championship Match: Yokozuna with Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette vs. Lex Luger, Special Guest Referee: Mr. Perfect

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania VII

- Harvey Whippleman / Howard Finkel Confrontation

- Todd Pettengill Interviews Yokozuna with Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania VIII

- Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Championship: Shawn Michaels vs. Razor Ramon

- WrestleMania Moment: WrestleMania IX

- Bret Hart Music Video

- WWE Championship Match: Yokozuna with Mr. Fuji and Jim Cornette vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart, Special Guest Referee: "Rowdy" Roddy Piper

 

Wrestlemania XI - 1995

- "America the Beautiful" Performance

- The British Bulldog and Lex Luger vs. Jacob and Eli Blu

- Intercontinental Championship Match: Jeff Jarrett vs. Razor Ramon

- Nicholas Turturro Interviews Jenny McCarthy, Shawn Michaels, and Sid

- King Kong Bundy vs. The Undertaker

- Nicholas Turturro Interviews NFL Stars / Bob Backlund Plays Chess with Jonathan Taylor Thomas

- World Tag Team Championship Match: Owen Hart and Yokozuna vs. The Smoking Gunns

- Todd Pettengill Interviews Bam Bam Bigelow

- "I Quit" Submission Match: Bob Backlund vs. Bret "Hitman" Hart

- Todd Pettengill Interviews Diesel

- WWE Championship Match: Shawn Michaels vs. Diesel

- Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Lawrence Taylor

 

 

Set #3 is again six shows long (12 to 17) and spread out over eight discs. X-Seven is a two-disc show.

 

Wrestlemania 12 - 1996

- Vader, British Bulldog, Owen Hart vs. Jake the Snake Roberts, Yokozuna, Ahmed Johnson

- Hollywood Back-Lot Brawl: Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. Goldust

- Steve Austin vs. Savio Vega

- Diesel Interview

- Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Ultimate Warrior

- Marc Mero Interview

- Diesel vs. The Undertaker

- Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. Goldust In-Ring Action

- Iron Man Match History

- Rowdy Roddy Piper vs. Goldust In-Ring Action

- Iron Man Match History

- Iron Man Match for the WWE Championship: Shawn Michaels vs. Bret 'The Hitman' Hart

- WM XII Highlights

 

Wrestlemania 13 - 1997

- 4 Team Elimination Match: The Godwinns vs. Doug Furnas and Philip Lafon vs. The New BlackJacks vs. The HeadBangers

- In Your House Promo

- InterContinental Championship: Rocky Maivia vs. The Sultan

- Ken Shamrock Interview

- Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Goldust

- Tag Team Championship: Vader and Mankind vs. British Bulldog and Owen Hart

- Submission Match: Bret 'The Hitman' Hart vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

- Chicago Street Fight: Ahmed Johnson and Legion of Doom vs. Faarooq, Savio Vega, and Crush

- In Your House Promo

- WWE Championship: Undertaker vs. Sycho Sid

 

Wrestlemania XIV - 1998

- 15 Team Battle Royal

- Light Heavyweight Championship: Taka Michinoku vs. Aguila

- Gennifer Flowers Interview with The Rock

- European Championship: Triple H vs. Owen Hart

- Mixed Tag Team Match: Marc Mero and Sable vs. Goldust and Luna

- Intercontinental Championship Match: The Rock vs. Ken Shamrock

- WWE Superstars "Attitude" Spot

- Dumpster Match for the World Tag Team Championship: Cactus Jack and Chainsaw Charlie vs. The New Age Outlaws

- Kane vs. The Undertaker

- WWE "Legends" Spot

- WWE Championship Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels

- WrestleMania XIV Highlights

 

Wrestlemania XV - 1999

- Boyz II Men Perform "America The Beautiful"

- Triple Threat Match for the Hardcore Championship: Al Snow vs. Hardcore Holly vs. Badd Ass Billy Gunn

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

- Brawl-For-All Contest: Butterbean vs. Bart Gunn

- The Big Show vs. Mankind

- Intercontinental Championship Match (4- Corner Elimination Match): Road Dogg vs. Val Venis vs. Goldust vs. Ken Shamrock

- The Police Arrest The Big Show

- Kane vs. Triple H

- Mr. McMahon Makes a Major Announcement

- Women's Championship Match: Sable vs. Tori

- European Championship Match: X-Pac vs. Shane McMahon

- Hell in a Cell: The Undertaker vs. Big Bossman

- WrestleMania Rage Party Highlights

- Mr. McMahon / Shawn Michaels Confrontation

- WWE Championship Match: The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin

- WrestleMania XV Highlights

 

Wrestlemania 2000 - 2000

- Lilian Garcia Sings The National Anthem

- Ice-T Musical Performance During Godfather's Entrance

- The Godfather and D-Lo Brown vs. Big Bossman and Bull Buchanan

- Triple H and Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley Backstage

- Battle Royal for the Hardcore Championship

- WrestleMania Axxess Highlights

- Al Snow and Steve Blackman vs. T & A: Test and Albert

- The Kat and Mae Young in Women's Dressing Room

- Triangle Ladder Match for the World Tag Team Championship: Edge and Christian vs. The Dudley Boyz vs. The Hardy Boyz

- Kevin Kelly Interviews Mick Foley and Linda McMahon

- Cat Fight: Kat with Mae Young vs. Terri with Fabulous Moolah, Special Guest Referee: Val Venis

- 6 Person Tag Team Match: The Radicalz vs. Chyna and Too Cool

- WrestleMania All Day Long Contest Winner Feature

- Big Show and Shane McMahon Backstage

- Two Fall Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental and European Championships: Chris Jericho vs. Chris Benoit vs. Kurt Angle

- Michael Cole Interviews Mr. McMahon

- Triple H and Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley Backstage

- X-Pac and Road Dogg vs. Rikishi and Kane

- Kevin Kelly Interviews The Rock

- Fatal 4-Way for the WWE Championship: Mick Foley vs. The Big Show vs. The Rock vs. Triple H

- WrestleMania 2000 Highlights

 

Wrestlemania X-Seven - 2001

- WrestleMania X-Seven Open

- Intercontinental Championship Match: Chris Jericho vs. William Regal

- WCW Limousine Arrives…Shane McMahon Exits

- A.P.A. and Jacqueline in A.P.A. Office

- Six Man Tag Team Match: Tazz and The A.P.A. vs. The Right To Censor

- Trish Stratus Pushing Linda McMahon in Wheelchair Backstage

- Hardcore Triple Threat Championship Match: Raven vs. Kane vs. The Big Show

- Kurt Angle Watching TV Monitor in Locker Room / Edge and Christian Enter

- Live In New York With Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka

- Steve Allen Plays Piano with The Bolsheviks

- Jonathan Coachman Interviews Fan in Crowd

- The Rock Arrives in Houston

- European Championship Match: Eddie Guerrero vs. Test

- Michael Cole Interviews Mick Foley

- Stone Cold Steve Austin Arrives in Houston

- Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit

- Michael Cole Attempts to Interview William Regal

- WrestleMania Pep Rally in Ft. Hood

- Kevin Kelly Interviews Kurt Angle

- Ivory / Chyna Story

- Women's Championship Match: Ivory vs. Chyna

- Mr. McMahon, Stephanie and Trish with Linda in Mr. McMahon's Office

- Mr. McMahon / Shane McMahon Story

- Shane McMahon vs. Mr. McMahon, Special Guest Referee: Mick Foley

- Kevin Kelly Interviews The Hardy Boyz at WWE Axxess

- Triple H Prepping for His Match

- The Undertaker Prepping for His Match

- T.L.C. II Match for the World Tag Team Championship: The Hardy Boyz vs. Edge and Christian vs. The Dudley Boyz

- WWE Axxess Highlights

- Gimmick Battle Royal

- Undertaker / Triple H Story

- Undertaker vs. Triple H

- The Rock Backstage Heading Towards Ring

- Stone Cold Steve Austin Looks in Mirror and Leaves Locker Room

- The Rock / Stone Cold Steve Austin Story

- WWE Championship Match: The Rock vs. Stone Cold Steve Austinv - WrestleMania X-Seven Highlights

 

 

The last boxset holds X-8, XIX, XX and XXI over eight discs, which is correct since they are all double-disc shows.

[spman 0]

Well, beggers can't be choosers I suppose, but it would have been nice if they had sprung for at least some extras.

[pochorenella 0]

Awesome. Volumes I, II, and III will be mine.

[Guest JebusNassedar]

Holy shit, I forgot Tenryu was in WWF.

 

Well, I know which set I'm buying first.

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Any chance that, if this does well, we'll get a Royal Rumble box set too?

 

INCLUDING the 1988 Royal Rumble?

[Boner Kawanger 0]

I can't believe they're keeping the WrestleMania VII teasers on VI, since everyone is Vince yelling about how they'll sell out the LA Memorial Collesium and break all attendance records.

[ChrisMWaters 0]

I can't believe they're keeping the WrestleMania VII teasers on VI, since everyone is Vince yelling about how they'll sell out the LA Memorial Collesium and break all attendance records.

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Yeah, I find that funny too.

 

Maybe he's just letting it stay on for historical purposes?

[Dandy 0]

I will get the entire set the day it comes out! Been looking forward to this.

[razazteca 0]

Any chance that, if this does well, we'll get a Royal Rumble box set too?

 

INCLUDING the 1988 Royal Rumble?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I'll be waiting for In Your House, Survivor Series, King of the Ring sets.

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Any chance that, if this does well, we'll get a Royal Rumble box set too?

 

INCLUDING the 1988 Royal Rumble?

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I'll be waiting for In Your House, Survivor Series, King of the Ring sets.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

Well, the reason I said Royal Rumble is because 1)We're very close to the 20th Royal Rumble, 2)I'm watching my tapes of them and 3)They're the most unique of the PPVs, IMO.

[spman 0]

I'm suire if this sells well, we'll probobly see Rumble, Summerslam, and Survivor Seires too.

[GreatWhiteNope 0]

Set #3 is again six shows long (12 to 17) and spread out over eight discs. X-Seven is a two-disc show.

 

I'm assuming Wrestlemania 2000 will remain 2-discs as well.

[landy1987 0]

WrestleManias 4 to 7 and 16 to 21 will be split over 2 discs each, so that's how they have come up with 31 discs by the looks of it (All those shows were over 3 hours)

[pochorenella 0]

Set #3 is again six shows long (12 to 17) and spread out over eight discs. X-Seven is a two-disc show.

 

I'm assuming Wrestlemania 2000 will remain 2-discs as well.

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Mania 2000 was indeed a 2-disc set, but the event itself was on a single disc. It was quite loaded IIRC, with alternate commentary for the EuroContinental match. No doubt the reason why the video quality was somewhat lacking. The second disc was a WM retrospective with interviews and stuff.

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Set #3 is again six shows long (12 to 17) and spread out over eight discs. X-Seven is a two-disc show.

 

I'm assuming Wrestlemania 2000 will remain 2-discs as well.

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Mania 2000 was indeed a 2-disc set, but the event itself was on a single disc. It was quite loaded IIRC, with alternate commentary for the EuroContinental match. No doubt the reason why the video quality was somewhat lacking. The second disc was a WM retrospective with interviews and stuff.

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Well, maybe they're fixing that, having the event itself on 2 disks...since the Mania retrospective isn't really needed for the set.

[Eclipse 0]

I NEED this DVD badly. I barely get to see any of the other WM's, and the ones I have on tape are crappy quality.

[Boon 0]

Any idea the cost of these bad boys?

[Jericholic82 0]

Deep discount dvd has the whole set of 21 for preorder for under 200 bucks. I assuem theyll also offer for the volumes as well.

[Downhome 0]

This needs to be said once again:

 

If you wait and buy this set when DDD has their next 20% off sale (mid-late November), it will only cost you $120.94, so keep that in mind. That's how I'm going to be picking it up.

[Slickster 0]

So, I understand the matches will be shown in full. However, will the rest of the show basically be the Coliseum Video edit?

[Matt Young 0]

Unless the price is raised by that point... which could happen once the retail version starts selling normally for close to $300 everywhere else.

[Enigma 0]

When was the last official In Your House?

 

I think Fully Loaded 99 was the first one where they didn't use the IYH name at all.

[Hunter's Torn Quad 0]

When was the last official In Your House?

 

I think Fully Loaded 99 was the first one where they didn't use the IYH name at all.

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WIA says Rock Bottom.

[BUTT 0]

It was Backlash. The Backlash '99 poster has "In Your House" written in tiny print next to the giant "Backlash". The Over the Edge '99 poster doesn't.

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Doesn't matter what was the last In Your House event.

 

They all went downhill once they got rid of the house shaped set.

[DrVenkman PhD 0]

Once again I feel compelled to point out that, unedited, WrestleMania V, not IV, is the longest "old school" WrestleMania. I used to have all the times written down of the first 10 (by WM VIII they all became streamlined to 3 hours or less, until WM XVI / 16 / 2000) but WrestleMania V was the closest to being 4 hours. Just food for thought.

[ChrisMWaters 0]

Once again I feel compelled to point out that, unedited, WrestleMania V, not IV, is the longest "old school" WrestleMania. I used to have all the times written down of the first 10 (by WM VIII they all became streamlined to 3 hours or less, until WM XVI / 16 / 2000) but WrestleMania V was the closest to being 4 hours. Just food for thought.

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That's including Piper's Pit and that Run DMC rap, right?

[DrVenkman PhD 0]

Yes, everything. I timed these by going to the end of the tape (not making sure it was where the event ended, not the tapes end), reweinding all the way to the beginning, then playing it until the logo came on the screen. This was fairly easy since I had a bad habbit of not rewinding my tapes once I watched them. If a tape was rewound I did the process in reverse.

 

Why I felt the need to explain the fairly simple process of timing the length of a tape, I don't know, but the point was made, I guess.

[UseTheSledgehammerUh 0]

The last time stopped CALLING IT "In Your House" officially was Unforgiven 1998.

 

It still said it on many posters and such, including TV graphics, however.

 

But it was "Next month, at Unforgiven..."

 

As opposed to "Next month, at In Your House: D-Generation X"...

[Aero 0]

Well, if we're going to nitpick that much about IYHs, the first PPV to have the "IYH" as the secondary title was the 9/97 Ground Zero (also the last house entrance set). The last PPV to have the IYH ring apron was No Way Out 98. As stated above, the last official IYH was Backlash 99.

 

And to add to the actual topic, I'll definitely be buying the entire set. So far, the only WM I have on DVD is XX, so I won't be getting too many repeat DVDs. Most of the tapes I recorded off of PPV are still great quality, but the Legacy re-releases from 1999 aren't doing so great.