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Old 11-20-2004, 09:23 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Xero Limit 126
The Rise and Fall of WCW
From the Vault Crypt: The Undertaker
A Bret Hart DVD
A Hart Family DVD
TLC DVD (Having all of the TLC, Ladder, and Tables matches)
Gimmick Matches DVD
The History of the Hardcore Championship
Entire box sets of WrestleMania, Suvivor Series, SummerSlam, the Royal Rumble, and the King of the Ring
The Best of In Your House
WrestleCrap: The DVD Collection (Or, since it would be WWE, Gimmicks From Hell)
The History of the IC Championship
The History of the WWE Championship
The History of the World Heavyweight Championship (Including NWA, WCW, and WWE)
The History of the European Championship
That's what I'm hoping for. I really hope we see a range of DVDs, maybe call them something like "WWE Gold". Then you can have a DVD dedicated to the WWE Championship, the World Heavyweight Championship (just for the DVD's sake refer to it as the WCW Championship), the Intercontinental Championship, the European Championship, the United States Championship (just for the DVD's sake, make it chronicle the WCW US Title as well), the Hardcore Championship, the Cruiserweight Championship, the World Tag Team Championship, the WWE Tag Team Championship, the Women's Championship and the Light Heavyweight Championship (maybe make it a COMPLETE history since it's very short).

A Rise and Fall of WCW would be good, and if they had matches that basically showed off every idea, I really think the WWE could re-package all the old WCW events on DVD. I would fork out $100 for a 5-set DVD for either the WWE, WCW or ECW's greatest matches. Maybe they could have a mixture of all three in one box set. I don't know much about the rights to their NWA and AWA footage, but if they've got some good matches in there, I say use it (outside of WWE 24/7). I don't know if they've done it or not, but it would be interesting to here stories from WWE superstars as the WWE was being established, when it was gonig through its high peaks, and where it is at now. Sort of a "Rise of WWE" thing. It will be interesting to here stories about rumours that never made it out of the lockerroom, and plans that went down the drain.

A box-set with all the Royal Rumbles, World War III and Battle Royals would make for some great viewing. As long as they had interviews with the guys about it, because that could really be a highlight. Jim Ross & Tazz doing alternate commentary during the Rumbles would be great. I guess the RR deserves a DVD in itself.

A gimmick match DVD would be good, and I'd hope they'd include the 3 Stages of Hell, Hell in a Cell, War Games and Elimination Chambers. It would be interesting to hear who created the matches, and what they planned would happen that worked, and what didn't.

A RAW and SmackDown! history on respective DVDs would be great. Have Theodore R. Long host the SmackDown! set, and Todd Grisham host the SmackDown! one. Have interviews, and allow both sets of commentary teams on both brands (Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler, Jonathan Coachman & Todd Grisham for the RAW brand and Michael Cole & Tazz, Bill DeMott & Josh Mathews for SmackDOwn!) do alternate commentary.

A King of the Ring DVD would be good, if they included all of the matches they could in.

One on The Dudleys and one on Edge & Christian would be good as well. Maybe one on tag wrestling in general. I think Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho & Dean Malenko deserve one, too.
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