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To celebrate the release of The Bash, SilverVision.co.uk is giving away the ultimate WWE DVD collection. Consisting of the most explosive releases of 2009 including Extreme Rules 2009, Judgment Day and of course The Bash! You’ll be on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
iFight365.com have five copies of each DVD up for grabs, giving five lucky readers the chance to have all three titles with them well in time for Christmas!
This collection will push you to the edge of the extreme with some of the greatest matches in history. Re-live the Ladder Match for the WWE…
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The Lo-Down: Tag wrestling used to be a strong point of the industry. Recent viewers will recall the WWE’s superb division throughout late 1999-mid 2001. Those somewhat longer in the tooth will point to the glory days of the Eighties, for more appropriate confirmation. But generally, there’s a universal consensus that Tandem action is very much lost in 2009 (aside from the likes of Ring of Honor, who take pride in promoting Main Event level tag teams). It’s so prevalent, and almost accepted in the WWE, that the hosts here, Miz and Morrison, refer to it as such today. Sad, really.
Therefore, there was certainly much demand, and interest in this release…
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The Lo-Down
WWE’s Tagged Classics range is a mixed bag in many ways. Committed to re-releasing the events that existed prior to the arrival of DVD, the series is a near-miracle for those wishing to ditch their VHS tapes, but not the events on them.
On the other hand, many of said cards occurred prior to the lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund which successfully sued the WWF for breaching the terms of their 1994 agreement (over licensing and use of the WWF logo). Hence, on these discs, we’re left with sometimes ghastly blurring of logos…
