[Edgehead9812]

Originally Posted by Austin101

Thanks, btw...anyone know what the highest selling WWE DVD's of all time are?

Not ones like Wrestlemania or Rise and Fall, I mean for individual performers.

I had one link tell me Austin's was and I didn't believe it because it's way to soon for that to have happened.

BTW, Austin didn't really like his DVD as said here.


http://www.lordsofpain.net/news/2008...1206740050.php


Kind of surprising...you can bet it was probably because his favourite matches with Angle and Benoit didn't get to be on them. (As well as his ton of promo's and segments that made hi m a star, or many of his WWF title wins)

I got a 50 minute interview with Austin talking with the guys from the Sun and yes he did mention it. He almost mentions how he thought he was screwed with the Condemned(SP) Not being marketed properly Etc..

Oh yea, bout the DVD and selling record, Some1 told me WWE "Insisted" It was one of undertakers. But i think Rise and fall was the Highest Not including one of the big 4 PPV's

[McQueen]

I've added that 3 disc Steve Austin set to the 80 or so (no joke, but an estimated number) DVD's in my collection I need to watch. Should have it in a few days.

[bigcal]

Yeah, I just had a look around the net and found that WWE claim that Tombstone: History of The Undertaker is their best selling DVD. I personally think it did sell well, but I can't see it being their best seller. I do remember reading that the Rise + Fall of ECW sold tremendously, and was a main reason Vince agreed to do One Night Stand and bring back ECW. I doubt Vince would have done that if the DVD just sold "ok".

But as for individual sets, I think The Undertaker's could currently be the best.

[Andy3000]

Jesus Christ, McQueen, you've got even more DVDs to watch than me! Currently Grand Theft Auto IV and the GREAT weather here (which is about as rare as tornado over here) is keeping me from watching any DVDs though.

The Austin and HBK sets are the ones I'm really looking forward to watching, especially after the first discs of each set were awesome (although I've still to see the last 2 matches of Austin's first disc).

[McQueen]

Yeah I got like 4 G-1 Climax's to watch in full, various best ofs, the matches off the Jake the Snake DVD and one of the Greatest Superstars of the 80's discs, the Champions Carnival '95 and about 10 ROH shows and a few other indy DVD's to go through. Gonna be busy lol.

[-Destiny-]

Originally Posted by Andy3000

Jesus Christ, McQueen, you've got even more DVDs to watch than me! Currently Grand Theft Auto IV and the GREAT weather here (which is about as rare as tornado over here) is keeping me from watching any DVDs though.

The Austin and HBK sets are the ones I'm really looking forward to watching, especially after the first discs of each set were awesome (although I've still to see the last 2 matches of Austin's first disc).

Good weather in Scotland?

Erm I didn't really like Austin's first disc. Only match that interested me at all was Hart/Austin.

[Taroostyles]

Jericho/Storm-***1/2
Crazy/Guido/Tajiri-***
Rey/Psicosis-**3/4
Rhino/Sabu-***1/4
Benoit/Eddie-***1/4
Awesome/Tanaka-****
Dudleys vs Dreamer/Sandman-***1/2

Awesome event, I think some people are underrating matches like Rhino/Sabu and Storm/Jericho.

[Andy3000]

Originally Posted by RKO Destiny™

Good weather in Scotland?

Erm I didn't really like Austin's first disc. Only match that interested me at all was Hart/Austin.

I know, right lol? It's been great for 2 FREAKIN' DAYS!

I've actually really enjoyed the first disc for the most part; the Blondes/Hombres cage match was really good, although I'm not that high on it; the Pillman singles match was also really good, if a little sloppy in parts; I LOVED the Steamboat match and probably have it as Austin's best match in WCW (aside from Wargames 92, but I wouldn't really call that an "Austin match" as such); the ECW 3-way bored me in parts, to be honest, but Austin himself kept me into it, even just a little, and I haven't watched the last 2 matches yet. I remember the Hart match being around ****1/2, and the Savio match was always considered really good, so overall I'd say it was a pretty great disc.

And McQueen - 4 FULL Climax's and the CC95, among others?... I envy you, but at the same time, I feel sorry for you considering that may take about 8 years .

[vivalabrave]

Originally Posted by bigcal

Wow, just got a great email from woolworths.co.uk. I ordered the Eddie G and Mick Foley DVD's from them about 3 weeks ago, and I haven't received them yet. Turns out, they messed up with the addresses, and were sent somewhere else. They have now refunded me, and are still sending me the 2 DVD's I ordered, as well as 3 wrestling DVD's for free as a good will gesture!
I got a second email from them, telling me which DVD's they are sending me:

Hardcore Homecoming - November Reign
WWE - The Self-Destruction Of The Ultimate Warrior
WWE - Raw 10th Anniversary

Each are between £6 and £7 on their site, and although I would never actually buy them myself, I have no problem adding them to my collection for free

Wow....

*gets pen and paper*

ORDER. DVDS. FROM. THIS. WEBSITE.

*underlines and puts pen down*

Originally Posted by McQueen

I've added that 3 disc Steve Austin set to the 80 or so (no joke, but an estimated number) DVD's in my collection I need to watch. Should have it in a few days.

This makes me feel better. I thought I had a lot with 26 in the "must watch" pile {ROH, FIP, NOAH, PWG (finally got me some damn BOLA!)}.

[mrchrisieclass]

Heys guys, I'm Back

Isn't The Ric Flar Collection the best selling WWE DVD? or at least fastest selling or something, i remember reading that stat somewhere