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WWE Fast Lane 2019 is a card that is definitely worth another look on DVD.

Fast Lane was a lot of fun, and the show served its main purpose in getting fans more excited for what will be happening at WrestleMania 35.

The Double Feature format makes this a more worthwhile investment, but while you'll definitely enjoy aspects of each card, it may be more advisable to wait until the show that these cards helped to set up, WrestleMania 34, hits DVD instead.

The last release from this series of Pay-Per-View Double Features collects Elimination Chamber 2018 and Fast Lane 2018 on the Road To WrestleMania!

WWE are now releasing solo-brand DVDs as part of a twin-disc set, which makes a lot of sense given that we now receive approximately two supershows per month, between the biggies like WrestleMania and SummerSlam.

Featuring not one but two Pay-Per-View events from the Road to WrestleMania, WWE Home Video presents over 6 hours of WWE action, Elimination Chamber 2017 and Fast Lane 2017 Double Feature!

Shane McMahon's shock return the next night on Raw (not included on this DVD) was the real trigger to get fans excited for the April 3 mega-show, and so you are probably best saving your money to buy the WM 32 DVD. There are some good matches here, but nothing that you won't have already seen before.

It is far from a terrible card, and none of the matches provoked the same anger and bewilderment that the Royal Rumble match did, but Fast Lane is likely to do little more than increase your DVD collection rather than being a release that you absolutely need to purchase.

Judged on its own merits, Fast Lane 2016 was a mostly enjoyable WWE supershow.

WWE Fast Lane 2015 was worth watching, and set the table nicely for what will hopefully be an entertaining and memorable WrestleMania 31.