Who Should Get A Career Retrospective DVD

[Lardlad]

After watching my Macho Man DVD, I really wish WWE would do a few more of these DVDs every year.

You can vote for upto 3 choices....

[lovingway]

Wasn't Lawler suppose to have one or was the ownership of the Memphis stuff never agreed upon?

Also wouldn't the Hart Foundation one be considered with teh Hart Family DVD they had?

[Pooh Carlson]

A Jim Ross one would be interesting ... like a Best Of commentary set, have him pick out his favorite matches he's called or something.

[odor31]

Yokozuna, DiBiase, and Lawler...in that order.

[Deleted]

I'm baffled as to why a M$M set hasn't been made yet. A Sgt. Slaughter set would be a no-brainer too, and a guaranteed buy from me. Those are two guys who would make for good documentary discs. I voted Bret Hart vol. 2 for my third choice. With so many HBK sets, it seems like he's at least due one more.

I would also love to see a second Macho Man set with a proper career retrospective documentary.

Big Bossman is an interesting choice. He was always a favorite of mine and I would definitely buy one if they made it, but I don't know how many others would. I once read where someone on this forum suggested a "best of the big men" set like the high-flyers one WWE released a while back. That would be a great way to showcase guys like Bossman, Bam Bam Bigelow, Earthquake, Vader, etc. and test the waters for those individual releases.

May 26, 2011 9:10:29 GMT -5 Pooh Carlson said:

A Jim Ross one would be interesting ... like a Best Of commentary set, have him pick out his favorite matches he's called or something.

It would be nice to see something that focused on the art of commentary, featuring JR, Gorilla Monsoon, Gordon Solie, Heenan, Ventura, etc, but I'm not sure the best way to go about it.

[blackmegaman]

I voted for Other : I would like you see a Rey Mysterio retrospective.

[Dave the Dave]

They did Mysterio. I voted for Bossman and JR and Vader.

I wish they would make a WCW cruiserweight set...and Mysterio, Jericho and Eddie were not allowed on this one.

[Big L]

Sid, Owen, Jerry "The King"

[Branimal]

I'd like to see a Bret Hart one done in the style of the most recent Shawn Michaels DVD (My Journey) - Bret sitting down with say, Jim Ross to discuss his career.

I'd love an Owen one..but it's never going to happen. I'm pretty sure Martha would lose her mind if that DVD set ever saw the light of day.

[Jeremy]

Bossman, Honky and Bret #2

[General Adam]

Other: Harley Race

[Metalheadbanger Man]

This may sound a bit odd, but I wouldn't mind a JBL one.

He wasn't the best wrestler, but he had a very interesting career, and a lot of good moments.

[Vampiro138]

while a Ted DiBiase set would be amazing, i went with other....i really really really want a Diamond Dallas Page career dvd.

[Pooh Carlson]

May 26, 2011 10:04:37 GMT -5 @wvguitar said:

May 26, 2011 9:10:29 GMT -5 Pooh Carlson said:

A Jim Ross one would be interesting ... like a Best Of commentary set, have him pick out his favorite matches he's called or something.

It would be nice to see something that focused on the art of commentary, featuring JR, Gorilla Monsoon, Gordon Solie, Heenan, Ventura, etc, but I'm not sure the best way to go about it.

The could do like a Best Of commentators thing ... or the Greatest Commentators in History, do an hour long documentary talking about the importance of good commentary, and a little history of each of the greats, and then two discs of historic matches with great commentary. If they figured out a way to do a DVD on managers and Bobby Heenan, they can figure out how to do a Greatest Commentators set.

[mike5286]

I thought Dibiasie was getting a DVD set this summer has that been called off.

[Deleted]

I want a Sid DVD, because as someone who didn't see any of his career at all I'm so f***ing confused as to why he was popular/in the main event. Second for Luger for the exact same reason

[Zen411]

THere has never been a really comprehensive Undertaker set. I would love a career spanning set that has the documentary treatment with guys talking about Undertaker's best moments. Deadliest Matches and Tombstone were more of just matches with a a very small back story segment between matches.

I think Million Dollar Man makes the most sense. I really thought it was scheduled for release this year.

Sting would make a whole lot of sense.

Andre the Giant? His older years stuff wasn't great but it would be great to see the first fifteen years or so documentary style.

Jesse the Body Ventura?

Macho Man documentary?

Demolition?

A few other interesting choices: Jimmy Hart, Paul Heyman

[Thynny Fat Ass]

King Kong Bundy was really overshadowed by Andre and Hogan, but the guy was pretty impressive...

But Lawler certainly has a lot more history to cover, including the Andy Kaufman stuff. That would be a great watch, and would really educate the kids on who this goofball in the crown really is.

[CubsFan71]

Other: Freebirds

[Zen411]

Junk Yard Dog?

Fabulous Moolah?