Tag: John Cena

The full career-spanning compilation, featuring a real documentary and all of his landmark matches, will likely be a few years away yet, but in the meantime Greatest Rivalries is "The Champ" amongst DVD releases based around John Cena.

On the whole, WrestleMania 23 is a very enjoyable card which to a fan watching in hindsight should not disappoint. Combined with entertaining extras and a more-than-worthwhile HOF presentation, the WM 23 DVD receives a strong recommendation from me.

It is not one of the absolute best wrestling DVDs ever, but the Money In The Bank Anthology is definitely on the rung just below. It is a great compilation that all WWE fans will love.

Here, you get an incredible WrestleMania and an equally must-watch Hall Of Fame, and a bonus match to boot. If you haven't already, buy this DVD today.

I would suggest giving this DVD a viewing. It won't make any Best Of lists of its own, and you'll probably have seen most of the profiled moments in full elsewhere but, mainly because of the addition of Raw 1000, it's fairly enjoyable. If you can, buy the Blu-ray instead of the DVD as it is a more complete package.

This DVD set delivers just enough entertainment to warrant a purchase. And, if nothing else, by buying WrestleMania 25, you'll get to see a genuine contender for Best Match Ever between The Undertaker and Shawn Michaels.

I recommend this set: it's an underrated WrestleMania which should keep you entertained for most of its duration, and you should get a kick out of the Hall Of Fame ceremony. Just don't expect a lot from the bonus matches involving the HOF inductees.

This is a brilliant wrestling DVD which rarely has a dull moment across its entire running time. If you don't already own The Ladder Match, buy it today!

This release does have a lot of flaws, largely in terms of absent content. So, whilst The Best Of Raw & SmackDown 2013 is worth watching, it is not be the extensive story of the year on WWE TV that fans will have expected.

This release of WrestleMania XXVII is a real mixed bag. The WM event has its moments and a true classic, but has a fairly large number of notable flaws. The HOF ceremony is the usual but is a good presentation nonetheless. Undertaker vs. HHH and the HOF are the reasons why fans should buy this DVD.

If you already own most WM events on DVD then this may be a tough sell, but for any other WWE fans, you should own this: it is a truly great wrestling compilation that pays tribute to the one and only Mr. WrestleMania, Shawn Michaels.

WrestleMania XXVIII was probably the most anticipated WM of all-time, and whilst not an in-ring classic to rival the likes of WM X-Seven, it does deliver enough high-quality action, drama, entertainment and emotion that it is definitely in the top ten Manias in history.

If you focus solely on show quality, if you ignore the less-than-stellar crowd reactions towards the end of the card, and considering the historic Hall Of Fame 2013 ceremony, you have a very important, memorable and entertaining WrestleMania DVD set that all die-hard fans should own.