Thread: "The Rise and Fall of ECW"
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Old 01-03-2005, 02:05 AM   #2
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I was just about to post a topic like this. I got The Rise and Fall of ECW for Christmas, and I must say it is one of the best watches I have seen. There is just something about it. It doens't teach you much about the wrestlers, or the business, but there is some kind of glue there.

I am currently just up to the part where Heyman is talking about brining in the cruiserweights like Rey Mysterio and Psychosis. I'll have more thoughts up when I am finished the DVD. Anyway, I hope they release a three or four disc set with full matches from ECW, with commentary and interviews about each one. Maybe have something like the build-up, Heyman's comments, what it meant to/for the other superstars, etc. Maybe have Al Snow, Tazz and Heyman on commentary?
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