DVD preferences

[Mattification]

I really like the DVDs that WWE has been producing lately and watch them more than I watch the current product.

There appears to be 2 types of DVD: Documentary + matches on a separate disc (Bret Hart, Benoit, Eddie etc) or matches with a small introduction inbetween (Flair, Foley, Undertaker etc).


Which do you prefer?



Note. I`m only asking about Wrestler DVDs. If there was ever a best of WCW/Cruiser Weights/Wrestlemania or whatever I would expect that to just be a collection of matches.

[4real]

Documentaries and matches. Watching Taker's DVD recently, and it must be so confusing for a casual viewer. Particuarly the Paul Bearer heel turn, and Paul Bearer coming back to Taker in 98, both which are not covered at all.

[Johnny Danger (Godz)]

Documentary as long as it's good. Piper and Jake's both come to mind

[Big Daddy Bad Booking]

I like the baf of matches and documentary and EASTER EGGS! The Buddy Rose Blowaway one comes to mind.

[Jiren]

I like the Documentaries but they annoy me sometimes because they skip SO much, Jake vs Macho man on Jake's DVD is an example

[willywonka666]

I love the documentary and to be honest, sometimes I may own a dvd and go months before watching the matches, I have several dvd's where I've only checked out one or two matches if any

[MichaelRBoh]

i like it to have matches and documentary

[oltrelamorte]

Documentary and Matches

[Mattification]

I do admit that sometimes WWE tends to ignore parts of history they don`t like and that can be frustrating, but personally I think there`s only so much wrestling I can watch. 9 hours of matches is more than I could watch in one sitting, but I could definetely watch few docs in a day.

Of course the documentary will be better if the wrestler is more interesting, or has a story to tell but most of these guys do.

Especially if his career is near it`s end and he`s been there and seen it all.

[Dave FCIC]

Love the documentaries and felt really let down with The Undertaker boxset cause as people said it left out loads and didn't really cover much.

P.s. ewww Sexual Mattification is a Celtic fan! Mon the Dons!

[Austin's Middle Finger]

Documentary & Matches

[MGH]

Documentary and Matches.

[Deleted]

Docu & matches

I feel the documentaries provide an interesting perspective on a person who we might remember bits of their prime in the big leagues from our childhood. I mean guys like Foley who have 3 autobiographies might not really need it but I recently got the Piper one and found it very interesting. Same with Jake, Guerrero etc.

[Mayonnaise]

Documentary and Matches. Even then the matches aren't that important to me unless they are real old, otherwise, I probably already have them on VHS or DVD.

[destrucity]

I hate when they show the ending of the matches during the documentaries, that takes away from my enjoyment of the matches. In cases of wrestlers that already had a documentary done (UT, Hogan), it makes more sense to just have matches.

[robferatu]

The Documentaries are the big buying point for me.