Attitude Era was absolutely amazing! I was a huge WWF fan since the early 90s. Hulk Hogan, Brett Hart, Undertaker, Macho Man, Mankind, Stone Cold Austin, The Rock, Booker T etc etc wow the good ol'days 😎 WWE today is the stupidest thing you can imagine, absolute horseshit lol
I agree watched wwf/wwe from 1998-2017 after 2009 it went seriously downhill. The last time I watched was summerslam 2017 after that I never watched wwe again pure crap. I dread to imagine what is like now.
Great pick ups man, would love to see more. I've been collecting wrestling DVDs for sometime now. Alot of the older WWF's one are very high in price, try and also get hold of the old WWF games on ps1. Like WWF smackdown and smackdown 2 great games.
The big Show had longhair in WCW before he moved to the WWF/WWE,when he was simply called the Giant.that was when he was billed as 7'4"-7'5".then he miraculously shrunk to 7'2" in the WWF,and then he shrunk again to 7'(he is actually under 7')I love the way they always give wrestlers ridiculous over sized heights.Sid Vicious/Psycho Sid is my favourite wrestler along with Randy Savage.
i used to be into wrestling in the early 2000's as a kid, i used to play Smack Down vs RAW 2006 on the PS2 allot. that was a very fun game, use to spend allot of time creating funny custom characters lol. i use to rent a few of the WWF dvds from the video store aswell.
Any wrestling fan should know what the triangle ladder match was, it was only the blueprint to the TLC match, and also I think they gave you the wrong taboo Tuesday disc, the case is from 2004 but the disc is 2005.
RPKVids Fair enough mate, honestly the ones you managed to get are quite rare especially WM17, in my opinion it's hands down the best ppv of the attitude era, irony is it happened at the end of it lol
Yikes, I am shocked at how expensive these are. You can get the WWE Network for £9.99 a month (there's a free trial) and it has pretty much everything you could ever want. Every WWF/WWE Pay-Per-View ever (including the current stuff), every WCW pay-per-view, every ECW pay-per-view, every episode of RAW/Smackdown etc. It pretty much has it all. I get you might want to be a physical collector but the WWE Network might be worth looking into, it's much better value anyway.
I've just had a look on there and it's really cool how you can watch the regular episodes dating as far back as 1999. The positive about the WWE Network is that it takes up no space. But you're right, I do prefer having physical copies, plus there's the bonus features on the DVD's and I'm not sure if you would get that on the WWE Network.
@@ross9735 another problem with the wwe network is they dubbed over the original entrance theme songs whereas the dvds kept the original entrance theme songs.
I've not seen much of WWE now, so I don't really have an opinion on what I think of it. I'm watching the PPV's in order of date, so when I get up to the modern ones it'll be interesting to see how they compare to my two favourite eras, the cartoon era and the Attitude era.
Wow, what an impressive walk down memory lane. Watched Wrestling when I was a kid, around 20 years ago. This brings back those memories!
Attitude Era was absolutely amazing! I was a huge WWF fan since the early 90s. Hulk Hogan, Brett Hart, Undertaker, Macho Man, Mankind, Stone Cold Austin, The Rock, Booker T etc etc wow the good ol'days 😎 WWE today is the stupidest thing you can imagine, absolute horseshit lol
I agree watched wwf/wwe from 1998-2017 after 2009 it went seriously downhill. The last time I watched was summerslam 2017 after that I never watched wwe again pure crap. I dread to imagine what is like now.
The taboo tuesday 2004 case has the taboo tuesday 2005 dvd in it instead!
Nice pickups there mate, looking forward to seeing your collection of wrestling grow.
Great pick ups man, would love to see more. I've been collecting wrestling DVDs for sometime now. Alot of the older WWF's one are very high in price, try and also get hold of the old WWF games on ps1. Like WWF smackdown and smackdown 2 great games.
Would love to see what you think of the older games.
The big Show had longhair in WCW before he moved to the WWF/WWE,when he was simply called the Giant.that was when he was billed as 7'4"-7'5".then he miraculously shrunk to 7'2" in the WWF,and then he shrunk again to 7'(he is actually under 7')I love the way they always give wrestlers ridiculous over sized heights.Sid Vicious/Psycho Sid is my favourite wrestler along with Randy Savage.
i used to be into wrestling in the early 2000's as a kid, i used to play Smack Down vs RAW 2006 on the PS2 allot. that was a very fun game, use to spend allot of time creating funny custom characters lol. i use to rent a few of the WWF dvds from the video store aswell.
Any wrestling fan should know what the triangle ladder match was, it was only the blueprint to the TLC match, and also I think they gave you the wrong taboo Tuesday disc, the case is from 2004 but the disc is 2005.
I've not watched enough wrestling yet to know everything about it.
After making the video I noticed how it was the wrong disc.
RPKVids Fair enough mate, honestly the ones you managed to get are quite rare especially WM17, in my opinion it's hands down the best ppv of the attitude era, irony is it happened at the end of it lol
Nice video review
Get the summerslam anthology, better than buying them individually
Yikes, I am shocked at how expensive these are. You can get the WWE Network for £9.99 a month (there's a free trial) and it has pretty much everything you could ever want. Every WWF/WWE Pay-Per-View ever (including the current stuff), every WCW pay-per-view, every ECW pay-per-view, every episode of RAW/Smackdown etc. It pretty much has it all.
I get you might want to be a physical collector but the WWE Network might be worth looking into, it's much better value anyway.
I've just had a look on there and it's really cool how you can watch the regular episodes dating as far back as 1999. The positive about the WWE Network is that it takes up no space.
But you're right, I do prefer having physical copies, plus there's the bonus features on the DVD's and I'm not sure if you would get that on the WWE Network.
@@RPKGameVids Yeah completely understandable. Definitely worth giving the trial a go and see how you like it though! :-)
@@ross9735 another problem with the wwe network is they dubbed over the original entrance theme songs whereas the dvds kept the original entrance theme songs.
@@Fubar1462 That's a fair point, yeah. That's especially true of ECW events, where the wrestlers used to use popular songs for their themes.
People don’t buy as many wwe DVDs because of the wwe network
Wow im a big wwe fan !!
Cool pick ups
You need to do WWE ps3 games pickups
There’s a new wwe movie on Netflix now and there’s peacock
Wwe is crap Now Back The Day was Definitely Better.
I've not seen much of WWE now, so I don't really have an opinion on what I think of it. I'm watching the PPV's in order of date, so when I get up to the modern ones it'll be interesting to see how they compare to my two favourite eras, the cartoon era and the Attitude era.