March Wrasslin Thread: Road to WrestleMania

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radcliff said:
I thought WM XV was pretty bad outside the main event. A Tag Title match literally thrown together minutes before the show, Roaddog fighting for the IC Title and Mr. Ass for the Hardcore Title (when they had been going for the opposite titles leading up to the event), the horrendous HITC match, the Brawl for All finals, etc. In fact, it maybe be worse than I remember.

Haha -- yeah, a lot of it was crap, but my friends and I couldn't stop laughing at the Brawl for All match. So fucking funny. For me, I just miss that era of wrestling. Everything now is so bland.
 
Ninja Scooter said:
is Vince making her work off Eddie's contract or something? From what i saw it almost seemed like she was supposed to be Edge's love interest or something. WTF is going on here?!?

Yeah, she's "married" to Edge. It makes no sense. I don't watch SmackDown so I have no clue how the angle started.
 
Ninja Scooter said:
is Vince making her work off Eddie's contract or something? From what i saw it almost seemed like she was supposed to be Edge's love interest or something. WTF is going on here?!?

They're "married" but now she's going with The Big show apparently. I'm having nightmarish flashbacks of Mae Young giving birth to a hand. It's completely unbelievable.
 
Spider Silva said:
Is it just me or does this look like one of the most uninspired Wrestlemania's ever?

Orton vs. Triple H match - not that hard on this match versus others opinions, probably the best build of all the matches, even with the over the top ridiculousness, and even though its been done before at least this feud has a little bit of heat to it

Show vs. Cena vs. Edge - clusterfuck uselessness of a match, wasting both Edge and Cena in an unmemorable 3 way match that EVERYONE hates at Wrestlemania, with a stupid Vickie Guerrero angle

Taker vs. HBK - should have Superfight type of feel to it, but WWE procrastinating for several weeks over making this match because they couldn't think of anything to do with the buildup makes it seem like undercard unimprotant fodder

Hardy vs. Hardy - Matt Hardy as a heel. Sucks. Enough said. We could have had Jeff Hardy in a title match or something here, yet he's wasted for a stupid brother vs. brother heel turn thats already been done before, and was only done because of Vince McMahon's obsession with trying to outsmart the 'internet' fans just because it was completely obvious to everyone that Christian was going to be put in Matt Hardy's spot.

Jericho vs. Legends - great buildup of Jericho as a heel for several weeks, completely fizzles out as WWE apparently couldn't come to terms with Austin, Rourke, or the Immortal Hulk Hogan for this match. Now it becomes an unnoticed sideshow match that legends are occasionally involved in on RAW whenever they decide to. Nothing special at all about this one.

Money in the Bank - standard every year spot match, but this year the field doesn't have an obvious winner and Kane, Henry, and Finlay being involved make the match pretty weak.

I just don't see it, pretty uninspired Wrestlemania with really thrown together matchups. They could have built Jeff Hardy to win the Royal Rumble and take on Cena for the title at Wrestlemania, yet they waste it on a useless Armageddon PPV no one cares about. They could have started building stuff up a long time ago, but were too lazy to.

Totally agree. This 'Mania is beyond boring. Hell, there's not even some ridiculous celebrity match to look forward (thanks to Micky Rourke, I suppose). And at a time when people are saving money, it's not a good sign that the WWE's biggest PPV of the year isn't all that enticing.
 
About Vickie... I think she is a fantastic heel. The line "Excuse me! Excuse me!" should be made into a shirt. You all should watch Smackdown sometimes. Yeah, many of the story lines are weak but there's an impressive amount of good wrestling almost every week. That's how RAW should be. Have a basic story and let the workers do what they do best in the ring. Not none of the ridiculousness we are getting right now.

You need to have watched SD since around mid-late 2007 when it was obvious that Edge was proclaiming his love to Vickie, the SD GM, so he can get title shots. What turned out to be was fantastic chemistry between the two performers and Vickie G. receiving the best reaction in the WWE.

The angle between the two, I felt, reached its peak late last year when Undertaker was going to face Edge in the HIAC. The build up to that was amazing as Edge had finally snapped. The episode that stands out was when Edge cradled Vickie in his arms in front of the entry way... Edge rambling in coherently and talking about how he was going to beat the Undertaker. It was fantastic. And Vickie played the stressed out/creeped out wife really well.

So in short, I can't hate Vickie G. She's a performer now... I would not have it any other way. It seems like the angle will end soon but I do hope she continues to stay in the WWE in some capacity.
 
TNA spoilers sound like more WCW era shittiness.

*The Main Event Mafia come out to the ring. Kurt Angle said that everything he predicted for Destination X came true and that it was the biggest screwjob since Montreal. Yes, since Montreal. Sting tells Angle that he has been loyal to the Mafia but it’s Angle he has a problem with. Nash sides with Sting and says that he owed Angle nothing. Nash says that he does owe the rest of them something since the last two PPVs, Sting has had his hands raised by Mick Foley. Sting asks Nash what does he want him to do. Angle says he wants Sting to be his partner tonight against Mick Foley and Jeff Jarrett. Jarrett comes out and reminds Angle that he is just a wrestler, not a member of management and he doesn’t make the matches. Angle says Jarrett is just trying to protect Sting, that Sting is a liar and Foley is on the inactive list. Foley comes out and asks Sting if he is the decider and that he never ever said he’s wrestled his last match. Foley says he’s in for the main event. Angle tells Jarrett to “Man Up” (Briscoes, represent yo). Jarrett accepts and said it all ends tonight.

*Scott Steiner wore a hoodie over his face to mask whatever Samoa Joe “did to him” at the PPV.

Team No Limit defeated The Motor City Machineguns. Beer Money attacks No Limit and lays them out. Robert Roode takes the mic and says they want to apologize to Team 3D for how they acted last night at the PPV. He says that he knows Team 3D is going to ask for a rematch at Lockdown and that’s what they want, a rematch in Philadelphia inside the Six Sides of Steel. He said that when they beat 3D in Philly, they will finally get the respect they deserve. Brother Ray comes out and offers to put the IWGP Tag Team belts against the TNA Tag belts in a battle for true dominance. Ray said when they win, they’ll be 22 time tag team champions. Storm says it won’t be an off the wagon challenge because they want 3D around to know that they used to be the best, but now its Beer Money. All four have a staredown.

*Taylor Wilde & ODB defeated Raisha Saied & TNA Knockouts champ Awesome Kong when Wilde pinned Kong. Kong attacked ODB afterwards and was beating her when Cody Deaner came from the crowd for the save.

*Jim Cornette interviewed TNA Legends champion AJ Styles. He congratulates Styles for winning the belt and said that after all the Main Event Mafia has done, Styles got a piece back for the Frontline. Booker T comes out and says that if Styles is going to defend the belt against anyone, it’s him. He calls Styles a paper champion. Styles tells Booker that he’s not going to do anything. Sharmell claims that AJ stole the title and Booker will get it back on his own time.

*The Governor defeated Madison Rayne. The Beautiful People attacked the Governor and Rayne cut some of her hair.

*Jeff Jarrett and Mick Foley defeated TNA champion Sting & Kurt Angle. Jeff Jarrett was going to hit Angle with his guitar but Sting grabbed it. Foley nailed Sting with a chair and pinned him.

*Sting grabs the mic and said he he wanted back in the ring, he should have said it. Sting said he saw Foley say two weeks ago that Sting made his career on “Hardcore History” , but now Sting is going to end it. He challenges Foley to a match at Lockdown.

::Rolls eyes::
 
Spider Silva said:
Is it just me or does this look like one of the most uninspired Wrestlemania's ever?

Orton vs. Triple H match - not that hard on this match versus others opinions, probably the best build of all the matches, even with the over the top ridiculousness, and even though its been done before at least this feud has a little bit of heat to it

Show vs. Cena vs. Edge - clusterfuck uselessness of a match, wasting both Edge and Cena in an unmemorable 3 way match that EVERYONE hates at Wrestlemania, with a stupid Vickie Guerrero angle

Taker vs. HBK - should have Superfight type of feel to it, but WWE procrastinating for several weeks over making this match because they couldn't think of anything to do with the buildup makes it seem like undercard unimprotant fodder

Hardy vs. Hardy - Matt Hardy as a heel. Sucks. Enough said. We could have had Jeff Hardy in a title match or something here, yet he's wasted for a stupid brother vs. brother heel turn thats already been done before, and was only done because of Vince McMahon's obsession with trying to outsmart the 'internet' fans just because it was completely obvious to everyone that Christian was going to be put in Matt Hardy's spot.

Jericho vs. Legends - great buildup of Jericho as a heel for several weeks, completely fizzles out as WWE apparently couldn't come to terms with Austin, Rourke, or the Immortal Hulk Hogan for this match. Now it becomes an unnoticed sideshow match that legends are occasionally involved in on RAW whenever they decide to. Nothing special at all about this one.

Money in the Bank - standard every year spot match, but this year the field doesn't have an obvious winner and Kane, Henry, and Finlay being involved make the match pretty weak.

I just don't see it, pretty uninspired Wrestlemania with really thrown together matchups. They could have built Jeff Hardy to win the Royal Rumble and take on Cena for the title at Wrestlemania, yet they waste it on a useless Armageddon PPV no one cares about. They could have started building stuff up a long time ago, but were too lazy to.

Oh yeah, totally agree with the Hardy match up. Though I really do believe Matt is much better heel than he is face. And yeah, Vince is stupid for trying to swerve internet fans with the Matt heel turn. It was supposed to be Christian, Vince. =/

Cena/Edge/Show will most likely suck. I like Cena and Show enough, and Edge is great... but the build up really does stink.

Orton vs HHH is meh to me as well, to be honest. They could have handled this differently. Or maybe its just I have HHH burn out. I like HHH plenty, but he's a 13 time world champion... I respect everything he's done for the business but can't he retire and let someone in the lime light already? That goes for many of the main eventers in the WWE as well...

I personally feel Jericho vs Legends will fall flat if Rourke isn't Jericho's opponent. Why do I want Rourke to wrestle? Just because. =p

MITB... I think CM Punk wins again. But if I had it my way I would choose MVP. But I think he needs more momentum to be considered a contender. And wish he was heel. I don't think he's that great of a face...

Taker vs HBK will probably be the only reason I'll order this Wrestle mania... and who wins MITB. But this feud does not seem epic in the least, you are right.

And you are also right that Jeff should have won the Royal Rumble this year and then won at Wrestlemania. His Armageddon title won, I felt, was memorable. But this would have been a hundred times more eventful, and it would have increased buys of the PPV a lot (if you are into sales like I am).
 
Wrestlemanias are always so hard to gauge, sometimes you think they are awesome on paper and they turn out eh other times look horrible and turn out well.

Or just in hindsight, I remember liking some of the recent ones, but like hardly remember what happens at 21... never been a huge fan of 18... so on and so on.

So I shall wait until the actual PPV to see how it goes.

With that said, I tink the Taker/HBK build-up has been good. The Edge/Cena/Show thing is kind of weird because the larger story is the Vickie storyline so not even sure what results they are going to go with. Orton/HHH is eh... it has given some cheesy horror like scene though.
 
Not that it was unexpected to anyone who watches ECW/Smackdown but the Colons vs Miz/Morrison to unify the tag team titles has been added to Mania.

It has actually had a hell of a build with both teams successfully defending their respective titles in some damn fine matches.
 
Penguin said:
Not that it was unexpected to anyone who watches ECW/Smackdown but the Colons vs Miz/Morrison to unify the tag team titles has been added to Mania.

It has actually had a hell of a build with both teams successfully defending their respective titles in some damn fine matches.

Wow! They're unifying the tag titles? I guess they're not even pretending to care about tag team wrestling anymore.
 
Dork Knight said:
Wow! They're unifying the tag titles? I guess they're not even pretending to care about tag team wrestling anymore.

Well actually it might be the opposite, seeing how there is very little activity on either brand to justify having two titles.

Hell, don't know the last time the tag titles were even on RAW.

With that said, good build up and should be a fun match.
 
That match has potential to be MotN if they give them enough time, it also looks like Vince is preventing ppl to post SD spoilers on the internet to save their 500 episode an increase SD ratings.
 
Penguin said:
Well actually it might be the opposite, seeing how there is very little activity on either brand to justify having two titles.

Hell, don't know the last time the tag titles were even on RAW.

With that said, good build up and should be a fun match.

Oh, I'm sure it will be a decent match. But, at this point, the tag team titles practically mean nothing. Will unifying the titles help? Maybe. But I doubt it. It's the same kind of blind hope us light heavyweight title fans had back in the day when the dirt sheets kept on talking about how Vince wanted to build up the crusierweight division. And, well, we all know how that turned out! :lol
 
Dork Knight said:
Oh, I'm sure it will be a decent match. But, at this point, the tag team titles practically mean nothing. Will unifying the titles help? Maybe. But I doubt it. It's the same kind of blind hope us light heavyweight title fans had back in the day when the dirt sheets kept on talking about how Vince wanted to build up the crusierweight division. And, well, we all know how that turned out! :lol

Sad thing is, you know Morrison and Miz will win. WWE acts like they're some awesome team, yet hearing Morrison cut a promo is like if they handed a 3rd grader a mic.
 
Spider Silva said:
Sad thing is, you know Morrison and Miz will win. WWE acts like they're some awesome team, yet hearing Morrison cut a promo is like if they handed a 3rd grader a mic.

I'm kinda biased because I haven't seen Carlito and his bro (it's his bro, right?) wrestle on SmackDown, but I actually dig Miz and Morrison as a team. And, sure, Morrison is no Michaels on the mike, but he's not terrible. Some of the dirt sheet segments on WWE.com are pretty fucking funny. He's a pretty good wrestler, too. Miz? Well, he's gotten better. That's about the nicest thing I can say about him! :)
 
Dork Knight said:
I'm kinda biased because I haven't seen Carlito and his bro (it's his bro, right?) wrestle on SmackDown, but I actually dig Miz and Morrison as a team. And, sure, Morrison is no Michaels on the mike, but he's not terrible. Some of the dirt sheet segments on WWE.com are pretty fucking funny. He's a pretty good wrestler, too. Miz? Well, he's gotten better. That's about the nicest thing I can say about him! :)

Sorry, there's something about Morrison the way he talks its just ... bad. It's like he tries to be dramatic and badass and just sounds like a dork. He can't help it, he just sounds like some beach bum dude or something, if he had a voice like HBK or something he would be a main eventer.
 
Morrison is pretty good on the mic. A cocky, self-absorbed prick. But I do like his gimmick and hope he and Miz stay together for a while as the (eventual?) tag champs. At least they're using Morrison in WM, since they couldn't put him in the MitB match.

Unifying the tag belts is a great thing to have. Hopefully the Woman's title is next.
 
Spider Silva said:
Sorry, there's something about Morrison the way he talks its just ... bad. It's like he tries to be dramatic and badass and just sounds like a dork. He can't help it, he just sounds like some beach bum dude or something, if he had a voice like HBK or something he would be a main eventer.
Morrison is not the best at mic skills, but he is a hell of a wrestler.
And this Wrestlemania doesnt look too great,tough the match between HBK Vs Undertaker is like a Legend Vs Legend match.
Oh and i think that Edge is gonna make all worth it. (As always)
 
I think the biggest problem with this WM is that vince tried doing too much risky shit that fell through. He should have placed more emphasis on things he had control over (i.e. talent) and less emphasis on the legends, or trying to take into account what the fans were expecting. For example, if he was going to do a legend, why not do a legend that is still working for the company, like Hacksaw... I've seen shots with Hacksaw recently, very recently, where the guy is smart and can still work. Do hacksaw with like a less capable legend (steamboat, piper?) in his corner, or a legendary manager like DiBiase.

For the heel turn yeah, it should have been christian.. people have wanted it and sometimes vince, when you give them what they want they are grateful.

I disagree about HHH vs. Orton though. They've built it up nice and as a main even hopefully getting at least 20-30 minutes it should be good.

I also disagree about UT vs. Michaels. I have been one of the ones hoping UT retires undefeated at WM. I realize it's going to happen probably, but by at least putting Mr. Wrestlemania in there it adds some suspense to the match. If UT loses, I will be both shocked and a little sad, but totally blown away.

Triple Threat was bullshit. It should have just been Edge vs. Cena... yeah we've seen that a dozen times, but if they really wanted to make it interesting they could have had the winner take on the MITB winner right there and then. Either have Edge win and have Punk or Kofi beat him, or have cena win and turn Christian heel (or leave christian face and have him beat edge). So many better ways they could have gone with it. I suppose they still could, but with a triple threat you want to make sure your talent gets relevant face time to make the match seem not worthless.

I'll buy in. I've watched every single WM since 22 now... but yeah... unless Vince throws us some swerves here this is definitely pretty bland.. not sure if it's as bland as last years, but right up there.

edit - just saw that about the tag titles... frankly every match between the colons and miz/morr has been worthwhile. and considering there hasn't been a tag match at WM worth a damn since 22.
 
JdFoX187 said:
:lol They should have saved that for 'Mania.
They kinda are.

Remember the weeks of HBK mocking Hogan? It was great stuff.
A slice of the old cocky HBK.... that will instantly leave as soon as he loses at Mania.
 
Outcast2004 said:
They kinda are.

Remember the weeks of HBK mocking Hogan? It was great stuff.
A slice of the old cocky HBK.... that will instantly leave as soon as he loses at Mania.

So when HBK knows for a fact he's jobbing at the PPV, we get cocky HBK for a few weeks.
 
Spider Silva said:
Sad thing is, you know Morrison and Miz will win. WWE acts like they're some awesome team, yet hearing Morrison cut a promo is like if they handed a 3rd grader a mic.

your words sting me :(
 
As reported last week, the buyrate for this year's Royal Rumble pay-per-view came in and the number was disappointing to say the least.

The show did 445,000 buys, with 40% of those coming from outside of the United States (thus bringing in less revenue to the company). The figure is down from the 575,000 buys the show did last year — a 23% drop.

The reaction backstage to the number was said to have been a complete shock to some, although others saw it coming as pay-per-view buyrates have been down in recent months. The main draw of the Royal Rumble pay-per-view is the Rumble match itself and many feel this year's event year was not hyped as well as previous years. The creative team felt the match would simply sell itself. Apparently, it did not as this year's Rumble pay-per-view drew it's lowest buyrate in twelve years.

Internally, no one has any confidence that Wrestlemania will do a buyrate anywhere close to the past two events. Most company officials predict the show doing somewhere in the 500k range, which would be the lowest since WrestleMania XIX in 2003.

If the "25th Anniversary of WrestleMania" experiences the same percentage drop as the Royal Rumble did (23 percent), the number would be around 800,000 buys. However, it would cost the company approximately $4,000,000 as compared to last year, and will more than likely lead to more cost-cutting measures from the company. So much of the company's financials are tied into the revenue that WrestleMania produces, so a number of jobs are on the line with this year's event.

WWE will be releasing their 1st quarter report featuring the numbers from WrestleMania in May, so that's when you can probably expect another storm of company layoffs to hit providing things don't turn around creatively within the next few weeks.

WWE = fucked. So much is made over ratings (which have been dropping BTW, since that two year high 4.1 over the Orton punting Stephanie RAW) but THIS is where the money is directly made. Ratings are a nice indicator of the product, getting heat from network execs, but it doesn't have much short term effect. The fact buyrates are doing horrible shows WWE is in some serious trouble and no one is liking the product.

And once again, Orton being pushed = ratings failure. How many times does it take for the company to realize this guy is just a monotone heel, who gets by on looks and athleticism?
 
Spider Silva said:
WWE = fucked. So much is made over ratings (which have been dropping BTW, since that two year high 4.1 over the Orton punting Stephanie RAW) but THIS is where the money is directly made. Ratings are a nice indicator of the product, getting heat from network execs, but it doesn't have much short term effect. The fact buyrates are doing horrible shows WWE is in some serious trouble and no one is liking the product.

And once again, Orton being pushed = ratings failure. How many times does it take for the company to realize this guy is just a monotone heel, who gets by on looks and athleticism?

I thought he was actually coming around, until they threw him in the McMahons/Triple H angle. You can ask Jericho how that feels.
 
When was the last time HBK won a world title? He deserves another shot.

I'll buy WM anyway, but I would rather it be HBK/HHH in the main event tbh.
 
Only Kobashi could get a good match out of Takayama. Though I believe Takayama had a stroke earlier on through his career, no?

I'd mark pretty hard if Kobashi was triple crown champion again. =p

And for something more light hearted, from Maffew who does all the Botchamania's, is Macho Mania, BROTHER! YEAH! FREAK OUT!!

Macho Man 1995 Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL32vNR3T30&feature=channel_page

Macho Man 1995 Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C10TSX8RR-A&feature=related

Macho Man 1996
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad2TelzD324&feature=related
 
It's kind of sad how much my interest in WWE and wrestling has dropped in the past year.


Nothing interests me, WWE is the same ol' shit and TNA just isn't there yet.

Can't believe we'll never experience something like the Monday Night Wars again :-(
 
JavyOO7 said:
Only Kobashi could get a good match out of Takayama.

Pretty much, although his couple of matches against KENTA have always been impressive to me, and whenever the two appear in a 6-man or tag match against each other there's always a fair ammount of hate.
 
Spider Silva said:
WWE = fucked. So much is made over ratings (which have been dropping BTW, since that two year high 4.1 over the Orton punting Stephanie RAW) but THIS is where the money is directly made. Ratings are a nice indicator of the product, getting heat from network execs, but it doesn't have much short term effect. The fact buyrates are doing horrible shows WWE is in some serious trouble and no one is liking the product.

And once again, Orton being pushed = ratings failure. How many times does it take for the company to realize this guy is just a monotone heel, who gets by on looks and athleticism?


Do you ever get tired of being so angry and wrong?

Orton is one of WWE's best heels right now, it's more the fact that HHH is a shitty face and the McMahons are heat sponges.

That's not bringing up the fact that booking has been all over the goddamn place the past few weeks. Vince is so obsessed with not letting shit leak that he's making horrible decisions on the fly. The Jericho booking debacle, the triple threat and the way Orton/HHH is being handled is all a testament to that.

And the Tag title match is one of the matches I'm looking forward to the most. MizMo is a fantastic tag team, Morrison has improved leaps and bounds since altering his gimmick and Miz has honestly surprised me. BE JEALOUS
 
Spider Silva said:
WWE = fucked. So much is made over ratings (which have been dropping BTW, since that two year high 4.1 over the Orton punting Stephanie RAW) but THIS is where the money is directly made. Ratings are a nice indicator of the product, getting heat from network execs, but it doesn't have much short term effect. The fact buyrates are doing horrible shows WWE is in some serious trouble and no one is liking the product.

And once again, Orton being pushed = ratings failure. How many times does it take for the company to realize this guy is just a monotone heel, who gets by on looks and athleticism?
I've never seen someone post almost exclusively about buyrates, fan perception, and ratings. Stop caring about this crap. The armchair analysts on the gaming side are bad enough, you don't want to be that guy regarding professional wrestling.
 
JavyOO7 said:
Only Kobashi could get a good match out of Takayama. Though I believe Takayama had a stroke earlier on through his career, no?

I'd mark pretty hard if Kobashi was triple crown champion again. =p

And for something more light hearted, from Maffew who does all the Botchamania's, is Macho Mania, BROTHER! YEAH! FREAK OUT!!

Macho Man 1995 Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL32vNR3T30&feature=channel_page

Macho Man 1995 Part 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C10TSX8RR-A&feature=related

Macho Man 1996
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad2TelzD324&feature=related

Man, I can't wait for the Macho Man DVD. Did y'all see they announced the matches for it? Here they are in case you haven't seen 'em:

Disc 1

* WWE Debut
Randy Savage vs. Rick McGraw
Prime Time Wrestling - July 9, 1985

* Savage's Choice for a New Manager

* Randy Savage vs. Ricky Steamboat
Boston Garden - December 7, 1985

* One of the Most Hated Men in Wrestling

* WWE Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Hulk Hogan
Madison Square Garden - December 30, 1985

* Setting His Sights on a Different Title

* WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Championship
Randy Savage vs. Tito Santana
Boston Garden - February 8, 1986

* Old Generation Meets New Generation

* WWE Intercontinental Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Bruno Sammartino
Boston Garden - January 3, 1987

* The Greatest Match in WrestleMania History

* WWE Intercontinental Championship Match
* Randy Savage vs. Ricky Steamboat
WrestleMania III - March 29, 1987

* Attempt to Regain the Intercontinental Championship

* Randy Savage vs. Honky Tonk Man
The Main Event - February 5, 1988

* The Road to the WWE Title

* WWE Championship Tournament Final
Randy Savage vs. Ted DiBiase
WrestleMania IV - March 27, 1988

* The Return Bout

* Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship
Randy Savage vs. Ted DiBiase
Madison Square Garden - June 25, 1988

* * Special Features

* A Match Made in Heaven
The Wedding of Randy "Macho Man" Savage and Elizabeth
SummerSlam - August 26, 1991


Disc 2

* Megapowers Unite

* Randy Savage & Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant & Ted DiBiase
SummerSlam - August 29, 1988

* Year Long Reign

* WWE Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Hulk Hogan
WrestleMania V - April 2, 1989

* Macho King & Queen Sherri

* WWE Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Hulk Hogan
The Main Event - March 22, 1990

* Intergender Mayhem

Randy Savage / Sherri vs. Dusty Rhodes / Sapphire
WrestleMania VI - April 1, 1990

* Career on the Line

* Retirement Match
Randy Savage vs. Ultimate Warrior
WrestleMania VII - March 24, 1991

* Love Bites

* Randy Savage vs. Jake Roberts
This Tuesday in Texas - December 3, 1991

* Flasely Accused

* WWE Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair
WrestleMania VIII - April 5, 1992

* * Special Features

* Elizabeth's Debut
Championship Wrestling - July 30, 1985

* The Coronation of the Macho King
Superstars - September 30, 1989


Disc 3

* Back On Top

WWE Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Shawn Michaels
European Rampage - April 19, 1992

* Popularity on the Rise

Randy Savage / Bret Hart vs. Ric Flair / Shawn Michaels
Worcester, MA - July 22, 1992

* Behind the Mic

WWE Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Yokozuna
RAW - February 28, 1994

* A Change of Scenery

Lifeguard Match
Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair
Bash at the Beach - July 16, 1995

* Rivalry Renewed

WCW Championship Match
Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair
Nitro - January 22, 1996

* The Rise of nWo

Falls Count Anywhere Match
Randy Savage vs. Diamond Dallas Page
Great American Bash - June 15, 1997

* Team Madness

WCW Championship Match
Randy Savage & Sid Vicious vs. Kevin Nash & Sting
Bash at the Beach - July 11, 1999

* * Special Features

* Nothing But Garbage
Prime Time Wrestling - October 29, 1985
*
Yesterday's Newspaper
Prime Time Wrestling - December 3, 1985

* A Champion's Prerogative
All Star Wrestling - March 1, 1986

* The Most Important Man in the World
Prime Time Wrestling - April 21, 1986

* Talkin' About History
Prime Time Wrestling - May 5, 1986

* Free Word Association
Tuesday Night Titans - July 2, 1986

* Cuppa' Coffee
Prime Time Wrestling - May 11, 1987

* The Cream of the Crop
Prime Time Wrestling - May 11, 1987

* The Beat Goes On
Superstars - September 19, 1987

* Bow To The Macho King
Madison Square Garden - November 25, 1989

* Macho King Rules The Peasants
Saturday Night's Main Event - January 27, 1990

* You Don't Say No To The Macho King
Madison Square Garden - January 21, 1991

* A Little Bit Insane
Saturday Night's Main Event - February 8, 1992

* Whatever It Takes
Superstars - June 13, 1992

* The Ultimate Maniacs
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