Tag: Wrestling DVD Reviews

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

WWE Money In The Bank 2019 does have its moments, so while a DVD purchase is not essential, it would also be worthwhile.

This budget WWE DVD release on Becky Lynch is definitely worth checking out.

Any fans of Paige should pick up this WWE Iconic Matches DVD.

Longtime WWE fans should be very satisfied with this twin-disc set on Trish Stratus and Lita.

Simply put, WWE WrestleMania 35 is well worth buying on DVD.

John Cena: Hustle, Loyalty, Respect is not the best WWE DVD you will watch this year, but it's certainly worth having a look at.

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

On the whole, then, WWE Elimination Chamber 2019 isn't a bad show.

The Best Of NXT: TakeOver 2018 is close to flawless; it almost couldn't be any better.

You should garner plenty of enjoyment from reliving WWE Royal Rumble 2019 on DVD.

Overall, this is a strong DVD showing, as is often the case for The Best Of Raw & SmackDown.

With several matches of a high standard, and only one true dud, WWE TLC 2018 is an enjoyable and underrated show.

Survivor Series 2018 is an underrated show, one of the better overall PPVs that WWE put out last year.

There are plenty of highlights that do portray the best of WWE on Pay-Per-View in 2018 for the most part

WWE Evolution 2018 is a card well worth rewatching on DVD.

The Best Of WWE 24 is just another DVD, and a disappointing end to the year for WWE Home Video.

I wouldn’t say to go out of your way to watch this, but Royal Rumble 2011 is better than its reputation suggests and is worth checking out.

With one great Chamber match and quality action elsewhere on the card, Elimination Chamber 2011 makes for a surprisingly enjoyable DVD viewing experience.

WWE Super Show-Down is a decent event, and a nice way to pass the time with some noteworthy matches and moments, but I wouldn't describe it as must-see.