Classic WWF Reviews

Up first is WWE's retrospective look at the New World Order, the faction that originated at Bash at the Beach 1996 and, through various incarnations, created havoc in WCW until 2001.

Releasing the old classics from WWE's back catalogue is a fantastic idea and this double-set continues that great tradition.

The first disc takes us back eight years to 2001 and the beginning of the “Road to WrestleMania”.

Welcome back to my new series of columns reviewing past WWE shows, and we move on from WrestleMania to Backlash.

It's WrestleMania week, it seems only appropriate for this column to be based around WrestleMania X8.

Welcome back to a new series of columns reviewing past WWE shows.

Welcome to a new series of columns reviewing past WWE shows.

The WWE Tagged Classics have always been a favourite of mine, mainly due to the fact you can view Attitude Era PPVs with no edits.

In Your House started as a response to WCW adding to their PPV schedule.

A look back at one of the most defining moments in WWF history.

As a spectacle, few nights can beat the third annual Wrestlemania.

It's time to satisfy yourself with some great ‘Mania nostalgia in the build up to the big event.

A look at Silvervision's Tagged Classics release of the first two Survivor Series, which took place in 1987 and 1988.

Of all the Summerslam events, there is one that sticks out, Summerslam 1992.

A look back at the event from 1999.

This show was the swan song for Roddy Piper, Sid Justice and Hulk Hogan, who would be off WWE television for most of the rest of the year.

We go back 10 years and look at Wrestlemania X “10 years in the making” and look at how that event shaped up…

We go back to February 1999 to look at WWF St. Valentines Day Massacre.

A look back at easily the greatest Royal Rumble ever.

Royal Rumble 2002 was billed as being one of the most star studded Royal Rumbles ever.