Tag: John Morrison

WWE Backlash 2020 was headlined by Edge vs. Randy Orton in a WrestleMania rematch, which WWE promoted as "the greatest wrestling match ever".

WWE Money In The Bank 2020 has its moments, but the dual MITB segment and McIntyre vs. Rollins are the main reasons to rewatch this on DVD.

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.

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

With a few exciting encounters and several title changes, Extreme Rules 2011 flies under the radar a bit, but is actually one of the year’s better events.

This is an excellent wrestling DVD that provides a nice look back at a great time for wrestling action on SmackDown, and a look at someone who seemed destined to achieve great things.

This is a good recap of (most of) the key moments from Sheamus' early years, and a reminder that he was a genuinely important and appreciated part of WWE before his career was reduced to battling off chants of "You look stupid!"

John Cena fans will enjoy this short tribute to the top WWE star of the last decade-and-a-bit, but with only four matches, none of which are Match Of The Year contenders, it's not a must-own by any means.

This is a much wiser purchase than the October 2007 Live In The UK release, but it's still only average.

These particular episodes are far from must-see. Only if you are an avid collector should you buy this release.

This DVD is definitely one for the diehard fans of Undertaker and Kane. The matches are all worth watching (besides maybe the SummerSlam encounter) and are relatively short, but none are really that good and, as such, the DVD won't appeal to those who buy a few releases per year.

The selection of matches is very good, but they are overshadowed by the brutally honest documentary. For wrestling fans, CM Punk: Best In The World is an essential purchase.