Tag: Wrestling DVD Reviews

The Best Of King Of The Ring feels a bit unnecessary, the match selection is difficult to explain, and the chronology is a bit weird. But there are still some very good matches here, so whilst I wouldn't class this as being anywhere near a must-own set, you should get a fair amount of enjoyment out of it.

Combined with the small touches to make the release stand out, The Best Of In Your House is rather like the event itself was: it may not be the most vital purchase, and by missing it you won't necessarily regret it, but if you do decide to buy it, you'll be rewarded with plenty of action and entertainment.

Hulk Hogan: The Ultimate Anthology is aimed at the Hulkamaniacs and it delivers exactly what it says on the sleeve; despite a couple of omissions, the vast majority of Hulk's biggest matches are here (plus other moments, including his 2005 induction into the WWE Hall Of Fame).

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.

This is not quite as bad as some would have you believe, but the countdown is not exactly the most enthralling to be produced by WWE, and although the matches seemed more relevant to the DVD theme than I had previously thought, they still feel a bit random, with no truly must-see bouts included.

So, does Macho Man: The Randy Savage Story live up to the hype? To me, it does, but there are some missing chapters from the documentary, and the match selection is good but not comprehensive. I still rate this as a good DVD which old-school fans should buy; you just need Macho Madness to complete the package.

If you already own it, re-watch it; if you don’t own it, buy it immediately; as a total package, it is arguably the greatest WWF/WWE DVD ever. And that’s the bottom line, cause Stone Cold said so.

WrestleMania XXX is an essential DVD for wrestling fans, for both historical and entertainment purposes. So, is it a must-own? Yes! Yes! Yes!