First WWE/WWF VHS Bought?
 

My first ever VHS I bought was Capital Carnage 1998, the event was in London, England and Vinnie Jones was on the show and kicked the Big Bossman! (People in the U.S.A probably won't have heard of Vinnie Jones, for those that don't know who he is; he used to be a soccer player who was known for being a 'thug' he is now an actor and was in films such as 'Snatch' and 'LockStock & 2 smoking barrels)

Anyway what was your first WWF/E VHS you ever bought?

Summerslam 1988

The Rock "Know Your Role"

All his classic heel promos from 1998-1999 :love:

The first VHS I ever bought was WrestleMania III

hmmm, tough one. It might of been the Wrestlemania Box Set with WM 1-13

<font color=white>Hulkamania Forever (yeah, I was a Hulkamaniac)

It had Hogan/Savage (London), Hogan/The Genius, clip of Hogan-Warrior vs. Dino Bravo-Earthquake, Hogan/Warrior - WMVI, some of Hogan/DiBiase (with Zeus 'breaking his neck', Hogan on set of Suburban Commando, Hogan gets smashed by 'Quake on the 'Brotha Loooooooove shoooooow' and Hogan vs. Earthquake - Summerslam (and I think there was a Hogan/Tugboat tag match...) </font>

Hulkamania Forever

Yeah there was a tag match at the end. Hogan/Tugboat VS Earthquake/Bravo

Either one of the early Undertaker videos or WCW BATB 96 (Or 95, not sure)... Not counting blank tapes...

one of the tapes that featured lots of matches from that year(93,94?), think it was called grudge matches or something, has the ric flair perfect loser leaves match on it, and a funny segment where heenan tries to repair the car and finds a rat in it

I think it was the Austin vs McMahon video. Can't be completly sure.

That is Wrestlefest 93, I have it too. The first wrestling video I bought was Starrcade 87.

The Best of Raw is War Vol 1

The first VHS that I bought came in a 3 pack.. and it was at Sam's Club.. With..

Summer Slam : The Greatest Hits
featuring
Summerslam 91 - Mr. Perfect vs Bret "Hitman" Hart (intercontinental)
Summerslam 92 - Undertaker vs Kamala (casket)
Summerslam 93 - Yokuzuna vs Lex Luger (championship)
Summerslam 93 - Dibiase vs Razor Ramone

WrestleMania: The Greatest Matches
featuring
WM III - Hulk Hogan vs Andre the Giant (championship)
WM III - Macho Man Randy Savage vs Ricky Dragon (intercontinental)
WM VIII - Bret "Hitman" Hart vs Rowdy Roddy Piper (intercontinental)
WM IX - The Steiner Brothers vs The Headshrinkers (tag team)

Most Unusual Matches Ever
featuring
Lethal Ladder Match - Bret "Hitman Hart" vs Shawn Michaels
Infamous $10,000 Match - Razor Ramone vs 123 Kid
SS 93 - Four Doinks vs Bam Bam Bigelow, Headshrinkers & Bastion Booger
Fearless Lumberjake Match - Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs Shawn Michaels

First VHS I bought was The British Bulldogs for £2.99 - Dynamite Kid vs Bret Hart speaks volumes...

<font color=cyan>WMIV.

WM 1-13 highlight video.

I'm not made of money, guys. I'll have that WM box set if it kills me, though.

Vinnie Jones was also in Gone in 60 seconds, one of the best films of the decade, but I doubt any Americans saw it eh?

Stupid bastard. :n:

That was the same exact set i bought!! and it was a great set altough i thought it had a extra VHS with

Taker vs Mabel
Goldust vs Razor
Sid vs HBK
Diesel vs Owen

first DVD i got was Hulk Still Rules.

the TLC vid. It says nothing about TLC matches, just 2 ladder matches, and a table match

I went into a Blockbuster closeout store and walked out with WM14, WM15, and Summerslam, Backlash, and Unforgiven from 1998.

Wrestlemania 18

I think it was a Undertaker compilation tape hosted by Ted Dibiase. I tihnk it was called "His gravest match" or something. I passed it to my friend and it never got back.

Unforgiven In Your House 1998. with the lame "first person set on fire" match between Kane & Taker.

I have like Survivour Series '88 or something.

<font face="Century Gothic" color=#2E4998 size=2><b>The Best of Wrestlemania I-XIV</b></font>

The Rock: Know Your Role and Stone Cold Steve Austin: Hell Yeah!

NWO- Back in Black....(shrugs) I've been a fan for a loooong time..but parents woudln't let me but any so, yeah.