[blazegod99]

Originally Posted by admiremyclone

The Undertaker DVD didn't have him talking about matches, there was just a voiceover talking about his career and explaining the feuds before each match. Probably because they wanted to keep Undertaker in character seeing as he was back as the Deadman so didn't want him talking normally about matches.

I'm holding out hope that Rocky is on the dvd talking about matches, but i doubt it.

Oh damn man, you are so right. I just finished watching Tombstone like a week ago... but Rock's DVD has sections like Austin's DVD. Sections where I would assume he would talk about the feuds or moments, but it could just be other wrestlers talking about him. I hope Rock is ACTUALLY on it.

[Seabs]

Taker is never allowed to break out of kayfabe for anything.

[admiremyclone]

Originally Posted by blazegod99

Oh damn man, you are so right. I just finished watching Tombstone like a week ago... but Rock's DVD has sections like Austin's DVD. Sections where I would assume he would talk about the feuds or moments, but it could just be other wrestlers talking about him. I hope Rock is ACTUALLY on it.

You're right about the sections, but i just imagined that it would have been reported that Rocky had taken time out to do interviews for the DVD. But we haven't heard anything of the sort, so i'm just assuming the sections will be either different people talking about him or simply a voiceover. It sucks, because it would be great to hear what Johnson has to say about everything.

Seabs, you're right about 'Taker, and i kinda like it that way.

[blazegod99]

Originally Posted by admiremyclone

You're right about the sections, but i just imagined that it would have been reported that Rocky had taken time out to do interviews for the DVD. But we haven't heard anything of the sort, so i'm just assuming the sections will be either different people talking about him or simply a voiceover. It sucks, because it would be great to hear what Johnson has to say about everything.

Seabs, you're right about 'Taker, and i kinda like it that way.

I refuse to call him Dwayne Johnson lol lol... But Rock should be on the DVD, I don't see any reason why he wouldn't or couldn't be to be honest.

[taylorfitz]

The DVD still should be good even if the Rock isn't actually talking about his career on it. The matches on it look strong enough to make it worth a purchase.

[admiremyclone]

Originally Posted by taylorfitz

The DVD still should be good even if the Rock isn't actually talking about his career on it. The matches on it look strong enough to make it worth a purchase.

Good point. The only other matches that i really wanted on the set were the triple threat cage match against Shamrock and Mankind at Breakdown '98, and the Iron Man match with Triple H. But i've since downloaded them both so i can't complain. I'm VERY VERY happy that these matches were included:

Last Man Standing match against Mankind
Steel Cage match on Raw against Triple H
Backlash 2000 match against Triple H, with Austin's return.
vs Kurt Angle for the title at No Mercy 2000
vs Y2J for the title at Rumble 2002
Rock vs Hogan at WM X-8
Triple Threat for the title against Kurt Angle and Undertaker in 2002
Wrestlemania XIX match against Austin

Those being included make the dvd almost perfect for me, seeing as i'm a huge Rock mark and always will be!

[Austin101]

I think you all misunderstood me about Angle retaining at Armageddon 2000. If you re-watch the cell match you'll notice the live fans being extremely pissed off, that's all I meant. And when people watched it live (I remember that night) THE ENTIRE IWC was chanting bullshit.

However in the long run it was good for him, good for prestige, good for the business, and quite the shock ending.

So it WAS a good thing but I was just pointing out at the time it kind of felt bad considering.....

Originally Posted by admiremyclone

Good point. The only other matches that i really wanted on the set were the triple threat cage match against Shamrock and Mankind at Breakdown '98, and the Iron Man match with Triple H. But i've since downloaded them both so i can't complain. I'm VERY VERY happy that these matches were included:

Last Man Standing match against Mankind
Steel Cage match on Raw against Triple H
Backlash 2000 match against Triple H, with Austin's return.
vs Kurt Angle for the title at No Mercy 2000
vs Y2J for the title at Rumble 2002
Rock vs Hogan at WM X-8
Triple Threat for the title against Kurt Angle and Undertaker in 2002
Wrestlemania XIX match against Austin

Those being included make the dvd almost perfect for me, seeing as i'm a huge Rock mark and always will be!

It's to bad that in bold is the only match I don't already own.

I'll still buy it though.

[HeAT]

I don't know whether I was more shocked at Angle winning the belt or Angle retaining in Hell In A Cell. Both were major shocks without a doubt, right up there with Eddie Guerrero and Randy Orton becoming world champions.

[admiremyclone]

Originally Posted by Austin101

I think you all misunderstood me about Angle retaining at Armageddon 2000. If you re-watch the cell match you'll notice the live fans being extremely pissed off, that's all I meant. And when people watched it live (I remember that night) THE ENTIRE IWC was chanting bullshit.

However in the long run it was good for him, good for prestige, good for the business, and quite the shock ending.

So it WAS a good thing but I was just pointing out at the time it kind of felt bad considering.....





It's to bad that in bold is the only match I don't already own.

I'll still buy it though.

Yeah, i've seen most of the matches a million times, apart from the Vengeance triple threat which i think i've only seen once. But, i've watched a few of these on crappy VHS quality for the last few years so it'll be nice to have a collection of brilliant quality matches.

I remember watching Armageddon 2000 live and i was MAJORLY pissed off that Angle won. It wasn't because he didn't deserve it, but because i was young and a total mark for good guys. I wasn't in the internet wrestling community, i just watched and never knew what was to happen. Now that i'm older, i definitely agree that Angle emerging as the victor was the best thing. It helped establish him as a legit main eventer and champion.

[Austin101]

Originally Posted by Heat

I don't know whether I was more shocked at Angle winning the belt or Angle retaining in Hell In A Cell. Both were major shocks without a doubt, right up there with Eddie Guerrero and Randy Orton becoming world champions.

And Chris Jericho. Both times, the official one at Vengeance and the non-official one on Raw in the Spring of 2000.

But yeah, a good main event.