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The Horror Show At Extreme Rules was WWE's most unusual PPV yet in 2020. However, as proven here, "unusual" isn't necessarily better.

Judging all of this from an entertainment standpoint, WWE WrestleMania 36 on DVD has a lot to offer in spite of the weird circumstances.

Upon future viewings with fans back in the arenas, WWE Elimination Chamber 2020 may not necessarily hold up so well. But for now, it's fun.

Though it has some worthwhile moments, WWE TLC 2019 features too much missable material to receive a full recommendation from us on DVD.

Even judging it purely on entertainment value, though, WWE Super ShowDown 2019 is far from a must-see event on DVD.

While Stomping Grounds 2019 is hardly WWE's best supershow of the year, it is still worth checking out for a few of the matches.

The Miz: A-List Superstar is great evidence of how the Awesome One has defied all odds and carved his place in WWE history.

I wouldn’t say to go out of your way to watch this, but Royal Rumble 2011 is better than its reputation suggests and is worth checking out.

WWE Super Show-Down is one of the biggest sports-entertainment events of the year!

There is enough consistency and memorable action that I would prompt you to check out Hell In A Cell 2018 again on DVD.

I would definitely recommend that you take the time to check out WWE SummerSlam 2018 on DVD as this is a thoroughly enjoyable wrestling event.

WWE Extreme Rules 2018 does have some entertaining content that, along with the extras, just about make it worth a gander on DVD.

WWE SummerSlam 2018 will officially be released on DVD for the WWE Universe in the United Kingdom to enjoy on Monday October 8 2018.

WWE Extreme Rules is always a fun, bone-crunching show – but the 2018 edition is one of the best ever!

Royal Rumble 2012 is a somewhat underwhelming card, especially given the high stakes of this annual tradition. So, while you’ll definitely find some moments to enjoy from watching the show, I wouldn’t suggest that you should go out of your way to see it.

When The Rock and Brock Lesnar weren’t around, the 2012 WWE product wasn’t particularly interesting at all, as this PPV demonstrates. It’s not a terrible card by any means, but hardly anything sticks out when all is said and done.

This will inevitably be compared to the Money In The Bank card from a year earlier, and as a result, it comes across as inferior. But the first Ladder match is great, Punk vs. Bryan is very exciting and the headline bout does have its moments.

The Superstars of Raw look to settle the score at Payback, while the Superstars of SmackDown do battle at Backlash, featuring hard-hitting championship matches and a terrifying brawl in WWE’s first ever House Of Horrors!

TLC 2016 rounded off the Pay-Per-View year on the SmackDown side, a year where the blue brand has completed a remarkable comeback from being an almost ignored show to WWE's most entertaining and logical weekly programme.

With tables, ladders, and chairs surrounding the ring and the WWE World Championship suspended high above, AJ Styles heads into his first TLC match defending the title against "The Lunatic Fringe" Dean Ambrose.