Tag: The Shield

WWE Best Main Events Of The Decade is not an essential purchase, but if you do decide to buy it, you'll be rewarded with a fantastic collection of matches.

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

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

This is worth checking out for the plethora of thrilling matches on offer, but I can't say that it's on the highly recommended list.

Don’t miss this sensational look at the Hounds Of Justice!

WWE's latest match compilation focuses on Seth Rollins, who in less than five years has gone from NXT star to perennial WWE main eventer and one of the company's biggest names.

The Architect has created the perfect blueprint for success, with multiple championships, a massive fan base, and a plethora of incredible matches under his belt. Now, for the first time ever, hear Seth Rollins himself tells the story of how he became a sports-entertainment megastar.

There's some good action for sure, but on the whole, Survivor Series 2012 is one that only die-hard fans and collectors will be interested in reliving. An entertaining show, but by no means WWE's best of the year.

TLC 2012 could end up being remembered as one of the most significant events of its kind in the years to come, as it featured a stunning debut for three men who could one day rule the roost, so to speak, in WWE. If that isn't a recommendation for the DVD of this show, I don't know what is.

An incredible six-man tag team match and an underrated Elimination Chamber clash are the highlights of the fifth annual Chamber PPV, and thus the DVD of the event too.

The first PPV in the new era of WWE after WrestleMania XXX is a worthwhile card with several entertaining battles, and one which takes the "Extreme" name to the, erm, extreme (hint: the DVD cover spoils it).

Payback 2014 compensates for the lack of a World Title match, due to the injuries suffered by WWE Champion Daniel Bryan, with a memorable double main event and some gems further down the card.

Despite the longer running time, it's probably the weakest entry so far, but it is still a very entertaining round-up of a memorable year for WWE nonetheless.

There's enough quality material to keep you entertained, even if these shows are inferior on the whole to those held in London a few months beforehand.

Despite the snowball-effect of the content on offer, Raw and SmackDown are well worth watching, the retro match is enjoyable, and SMS is compelling for different reasons. So, if you're planning to revisit UK television tapings from WWE, this is one of the better options.

Judging their careers up to the early post-Shield period, this DVD does as good a job as could be expected. The documentary is informative, insightful and entertaining, and the majority of the bonus matches are very good, with a few Match Of The Year contenders thrown in there.

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.