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    OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE History DVD Review

    By Henry Higgins
    | November 17, 2011
    WWE DVD Reviews
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    “OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE History counts down the most outrageous moments in the history of WWE. What moments will make the cut, the top 10, and what is the greatest moment of all time? Is it the King of the Ring tournament where Austin 3:16 was born? Mick Foley’s devastating fall of the top of the Hell in a Cell cage? The Montreal Screwjob? The explosion that consumed Mr. McMahon’s limo? This three-disc set is the perfect release for fans that love to debate which moments where their favourites.“

    Wwe Omg Top 50 Wwe Incidents

    Certificate: 18

    Running Time: 6hrs 18mins (main feature and bonus matches)

    Discs: 3

    Countdown – Disc 1

    • The countdown of the Top 50 incidents in WWE history

    Matches & Moments – Disc 2

    • Rowdy Roddy Piper Gives Haiti Kid a Haircut – Tuesday Night Titans (7th March, 1986)
    • Jake The Snake Roberts Attacks Macho Man Randy Savage – Superstars (23rd November, 1991)
    • The Rockers Split on the Barber Shop – Wrestling Challenge (11th January, 1992)
    • WWE Championship Match: Shawn Michaels v Diesel – In Your House: Good Friends, Better Enemies (28th April, 1996)
    • Intercontinental Championship Match: Hunter Hearst-Helmsley v Undertaker – Shotgun Saturday Night (8th February, 1997)
    • Stone Cold Stunner to Mr. McMahon – Raw (22nd September, 1997)
    • Hell in a Cell Match: Mankind v Undertaker – King of the Ring (28th June, 1998)
    • Mr. McMahon’s Ceremony to Crown a New WWE Champion – Raw (28th September, 1998)
    • Stone Cold Gives the Corporation a Beer Bath – Raw (22nd March, 1999)
    • Dearly Departed – SmackDown (November 11, 1999)
    • Hardcore Championship Match: Shane McMahon v Steve Blackman – SummerSlam (27th August, 2000)

    Matches & Moments- Disc 3

    • Tables, Ladders & Chairs II for the WWE Tag Team Championship: The Hardy Boyz v The Dudley Boyz v Edge & Christian – WrestleMania X-7 (1st April, 2001)
    • Street Fight: Kurt Angle v Shane McMahon – King of the Ring (24th June, 2001)
    • Kurt Angle’s Milk Delivery – Raw (20th August, 2001)
    • Stone Cold Steve Austin Brawls with Booker T in the Supermarket – SmackDown (13th December, 2001)
    • WWE Championship Match: Brock Lesnar v Big Show – SmackDown (12th June, 2003)
    • Concrete Crypt Match: Undertaker v The Dudley Boyz – Great American Bash (27th June, 2004)
    • The Highlight Reel with Trish Stratus & Lita – Raw (8th November, 2004)
    • WWE Championship Match: John Cena v Edge – New Year’s Revolution (8th January, 2006)
    • Hardcore Match: Mick Foley v Edge – WrestleMania 22 (2nd April, 2006)
    • Mr. McMahon Appreciation Night – Raw (11th June, 2007)
    • Special Feature – Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler’s Outtakes

    You see those words at the very beginning of this review? No, not the title or my name; the first piece of text. That’s the official spiel from Silver Vision’s website, but as with every list of this nature, you’re not going to please everyone. At least once, every single person watching the main list will come across and entry and rather than the expected OMG, the reaction will be one of WTF.

    Now, to clarify quickly and spring to the defence, this is not a list of the most shocking or most outrageous, but simply the top incidents that happened within WWE’s existence. They could be amazing scenes of happiness, violence, comedy, betrayal or just good old-fashioned fun.

    There are moments missed (some understandable, others not so much) and some I look at and wonder why it’s there, but for the most part it’s a good list of things, even if does feel like WWE is running out of concepts for the DVD market with this release.

    There’s a lot from the Attitude Era as you’d expect and a lot of the incidents had me grinning as my memory kicked in (Jake at Liz’s wedding, The Rockers officially breaking up, the utter awesomeness of “TYSON AND AUSTIN!!!” that viewers today would be unable to fathom just how huge an event it was).

    It’s not essential viewing, and the “OMG song between EVERY FUNKING SEGMENT will get on your tits, but it’s a good way to waste a bit of time and, as you’re about to read, the second and third discs really are worth having.

    Matches & Moments

    On discs 2 and 3, you get a lot of the great moments and matches in their entirety. Well worth repeat viewings from the moments side of things are “Tyson & Austin”, Austin hitting the Stunner on McMahon for the first time, Austin and Booker T in the store (sensing a pattern here) and The Rockers splitting up on The Barber Shop (one of the greatest tag-team-splits segments you’ll ever see).

    As for matches, we really are spoilt for quality, with only Undertaker v The Dudleys being a stinker. Shane McMahon’s two outings against Steve Blackman and Kurt Angle are amazing, Edge v Cena at NYR is so heated for a sub-2min encounter and Edge v Mick Foley is as brutal as you remember, TLC II is literally edge-of-your-seat intense and filled with insane spots from all six (technically nine) participants.

    Rounding out the greatness, Undertaker v Mankind’s HIAC is rightly considered legendary and you can see why it has attained mythical status, Undertaker v Triple H from Shotgun Saturday Night is interesting due to the unique setting and Shawn Michaels v Diesel’s “No-Holds Barred” war is just stunning from beginning to end.

    It’s times like this, when you get the chance to look back, that I’m glad I’m a wrestling fan and was around to witness pretty much every moment listed.

    Overview

    As with all list-based releases, everyone is going to have something they feel deserves a spot be left out and something they felt sucked be on the list. It’s the nature of the list and there’s no point in dwelling on what should or shouldn’t be there; instead, just focus on what is there and take from it whatever enjoyment you can.

    The list itself can be whizzed through at a swift enough pace, but when you get to the rest of the content, it really comes into its own. For the newer fan, there’s a chance to catch up on all those matches and moments you’ve heard the older fans talk about, but haven’t had a chance to see for yourself.

    Ever heard someone say “that was a good segment, but it’s no FILL-IN-THE-BLANK? Well now you can check out for yourself why Michaels smashing Jannetty through a window was so awesome, how unbelievable the night Austin went to Pillman’s house was or why TYSON & AUSTIN is possibly the single most heated and chaotic moment of all time.

    Great matches (one stinker), some amazing moments and a fantastic walk down memory lane make this a worthy purchase. My only complaint is that there isn’t more from yesteryear and the content is too Attitude Era-centric at times. That’s a small gripe overall and, like I said earlier, proof you can’t please everyone.

    Also, if you buy the Blu-Ray version, you get the following additional content -:

    • Intercontinental Championship Match: Jeff Hardy v Randy Orton – Raw (14th January, 2008)
    • The Cutting Edge with Jeff Hardy – SmackDown (16th January, 2009)
    • World Heavyweight Championship Match: Edge v John Cena v Big Show – WrestleMania 25 (5th April, 2009)
    • Viewer’s Choice Match: John Cena v CM Punk – Raw (7th June, 2010)

    Points: 7/10

    Buy It:

    UK: DVD / Blu-ray

    USA: DVD / Blu-ray

    Canada: DVD / Blu-ray

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