DVD Review: Brothers of Destruction Greatest Matches

They recently came out on top against the Wyatt Family at the Survivor Series in what some say could be their last match together. If that’s the case then there’s no better time to take a look at WWE’s DVD tribute to the combined efforts of Kane and the Undertaker, The Brothers of Destruction Greatest Matches.

DVD Review: Chris Jericho: The Road is Jericho

He was the first Undisputed Champion in WWE history. He's also an international rock star, a best selling author, and he'll probably go into the Hall of Fame. Now we're going to take a look at WWE's most recent DVD tribute to Y2J himself, Chris Jericho. The DVD in question is The Road is Jericho.

DVD Review: True Giants

They are the men who were not only metaphorically larger than life but physically larger than many of their opponents, the big men who became legends in the world of professional wrestling. Now WWE have dipped into their vast video archive to pay tribute to these men, from Gorilla Monsoon and Andre the Giant right up to their modern counterparts Mark Henry and the Big Show, they're all here in the three DVD set True Giants.

ECW Unreleased Volume 2 - DVD Review

We’re heading into the land of extreme for our next review. With Joey Styles and Tommy Dreamer as our guides we’re going to delve into the archives of Extreme Championship Wrestling as we take a look at ECW Unreleased Volume 2.

The Top 25 Rivalries in Wrestling History - DVD Review

There's one thing that keeps the world of professional wrestling going, and that's the rivalries. For decades fans have watched show after show to see how these rivalries develop, and how they will ultimately end.

Now the good people at WWE have dipped into their ever-growing video archive to bring us a list of the biggest rivalries ever, with the three disc set entitled The Top 25 Rivalries in Wrestling History.

For All Mankind: The Life & Career of Mick Foley - DVD Review

We're about to take a look at one of the most documented talents in the history of professional wrestling. He's written four biographies, he's been the subject of a Biography Channel documentary, and there's been numerous video and DVD releases documenting his career.

Now we're going to take a look at the most recent addition to this collection, a three disc set that takes us into the world of the hardcore legend himself as we take a look at For All Mankind: The Life & Career of Mick Foley.

ECW/NWA World Title Tournament 1994 - DVD Review

In this edition of The Two Sheds Review, we’re going to take a trip back in time to 1994, to take a look at one of the most important events in the history of professional wrestling. A few weeks ago I was browsing the merchandise section of www.wrestlingepicenter.com, and I came across a DVD that captured my attention immediately - the NWA World Title Tournament from 1994. Having seen, heard and read a great deal about this tournament, I knew that I just had to get a copy of this.

ECW December to Dismember on Sky Sports - TV Review

So was it really as bad as everyone said it was? And was it really bad enough to cost someone his job? Well, this is what I’m going to find out as I take a look back at Extreme Championship Wrestling’s recent December to Dismember pay-per-view. Our hosts for the show are Joey Styles and Tazz.

ECW One Night Stand 2006 on Sky Sports - TV Review

It’s back. After last year’s WWE-sponsored reunion show, Extreme Championship Wrestling returned to the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York for the second One Night Stand, and although the atmosphere may have been the same as last year, the agenda laid down by the show was certainly different.

ECW Barely Legal '97 - Retro Review

It was just over nine years ago when a certain company took a major step by holding their first ever pay-per-view, as Extreme Championship Wrestling presented Barely Legal ‘97 from the famed ECW Arena in Philadelphia. Our host for this show is the voice of ECW himself, the incomparable Joey Styles.

ECW One Night Stand on Sky Sports - TV Review

This past Sunday I witnessed what could possibly be the best pay-per-view this year, as WWE gave Paul Heyman the reigns for ECW’s One Night Stand reunion show.