Michael Campbell takes a look at the 3-Disc DVD release of WWE’s WrestleMania 25 PPV.

For the first time ever, NBC and World Wrestling Entertainment, the leader in global family entertainment, have combined high-impact WWE action with music from some of the industry’s biggest stars to present “The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania – The World Television Premiere” on Saturday, August 29 at 9 pm ET/8c.

WWE’s Batista has spoken of possible retirement along with his disappointment of missing out on WrestleMania 25 last month.

In an interview with the online version of the Daily Mirror, Batista said of missing out on Mania: “I actually went up to see Vince about a month before the show because I felt my leg was healing up so fast.

“I told him “I think I could be ready for WrestleMania” and he said that they’d definitely be able to use me. I actually found out the Thursday before WrestleMania that I wasn’t going to be in it…

The latest UK WWE and TNA television ratings for the week ending April 5.

Welcome to the latest Roundtable discussion here at iFight365.com where this week we’re asking the question: Is The Undertaker vs. Shawn Michaels the best match in the history of WrestleMania?

James Mustoe: While Shawn Michaels vs. Undertaker was certainly the best match at WrestleMania this year, and will probably be WWE’s undisputed MOTY, I don’t quite think that it’s time to start calling it the best match that’s ever been at WrestleMania.

Looking back at similarly well regarded matches from WrestleMania, such as the incredible…

WrestleMania 25 grosses $52m – a record for a one-day entertainment event in 2009.

A number of readers have sent word that they had problems with the live broadcast of WrestleMania 25 here in the UK.

Smackdown spoilers for this Friday night’s broadcast featuring a rematch from WrestleMania 25.

Did people tune in for WWE’s first show after WrestleMania 25? Find out here!

The Big News: Batista made his return. The draft is next week. Vickie Guerrero is the new permanent Raw GM. And Ricky Steamboat is still great.

Jerry Lawler was promised a match at WrestleMania by Vince McMahon, according to The King himself.

JBL is retiring from professional wrestling.

Seven years ago, following WrestleMania 18, I had a feeling of emptiness inside. Although I’d just witnessed Hogan versus The Rock, which was one of the most electrifying spectacles I’d seen in years, the PPV on which it occurred left me under whelmed.

Not since that WM has the same result transpired, not even in 2003, when WM 19 was a box-office flop (those who watched it appreciated a superior card of entertainment and grappling).

The closest I’ve came to feeling that disappointed, was with WrestleMania 22, which also didn’t feel like a special WrestleMania in some regards…