Stone Cold DVD match listings

[Vegas]

Here is the synopsis and complete listing for the Stone Cold - The Bottom Line on Wrestling's Most Popular Superstar DVD set…

DOCUMENTARY CHAPTERS:

WWE Signature
Open
Football and Wrestling
Rookie of the Year
From Hollywood California
A Platform
Fang McFrost
Main Event Momentum
1% Tough, 99% Lucky
Raising Hell
Tyson & Austin
Austin Era Has Begun
Cultural Phenomenon
Stooges
The Boss
Rattlesnake vs. Brahma Bull
Difficult Decisions
Return to Mania
Stone Cold Comedy
Really? I'm not coming!
One More Round
The Law of Monday Night RAW
The Show Never Ends
New Horizons
Somewhere Down In Texas

DISC 1 SPECIAL FEATURES

Autograph
Hair Club
The Rattlesnake
Tangled
Punked
The Stunner
Bleed For Me

DISC 2 EXTRAS

An Introduction From "Stone Cold" Steve Austin

USWA – May 1990
Stunning Steve Austin vs. Gentleman Chris Adams

WCW Saturday Night – July 30, 1994
Stunning Steve Austin & Ric Flair vs. Sting & Ricky Steamboat

King of the Ring – June 23, 1996
King of the Ring Final
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Jake The Snake Roberts

WrestleMania 13 – March 23, 1997
Submission Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Bret Hart
W/ Alternate Commentary By: Steve Austin & Jim Ross

In Your House: D-Generation X – Dec. 7, 1997
Intercontinental Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Rocky Maivia

WrestleMania 14 – March 29, 1998
WWE Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels
W/ Alternate Commentary By: Steve Austin & Jim Ross

DISC 3 EXTRAS
Over the Edge – May 31, 1998
No Disqualification, Falls Count Anywhere Match for the WWE Championship
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Dude Love

SummerSlam – Aug. 30, 1998
WWE Championship Match
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker

Raw – March 22, 1999
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. Big Show

WrestleMania XV – March 28, 1999
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Rock

WrestleMania X-7 – April 1, 2001
No Disqualification Match for the WWE Championship
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Rock
W/ Alternate Commentary By: Steve Austin & Jim Ross

DISC 4 MOMENT EXTRAS

WCW Saturday Night – June 5, 1993
A Flare for the Old

Hardcore TV – Oct. 10, 1995
"A Bunch of Violent Crap"

Hardcore TV – Oct. 31, 1995
Monday Nyquil

Hardcore TV – Dec. 19, 1995
"Flat Out Disgusted"

In Your House: Mind Games – Sept. 22, 1996
"My Exact Opinion of Bret Hart"

Livewire – Oct. 19, 1996
"Stone Cold" on Livewire

Raw – Nov. 4, 1996
Home Invasion

Slammy Awards Show – March 21, 1997
1996 New Sensation Award

Slammy Awards Show – March 21, 1997
Freedom of Speech Award

Raw – April 21, 1997
Ambulance Attack

Raw – Sept. 22, 1997
The World's Most Famous Stunner

Raw – Jan. 19, 1998
Tyson and Austin!

Raw – March 30, 1998
The Easy Way or the Hard Way

Raw – Sept. 28, 1998
Zamboni 3:16

Raw – Oct. 5, 1998
Paging Dr. Austin

Raw – Oct. 12, 1998
McMahon's Cement Corvette

DISC 4 MOMENT EXTRAS
Raw – October 19, 1998
Bang 3:16

I don't think I am going to buy this as I already own most of these matches on other DVDs. I might instead just borrow it from the library to watch the documentary.

[Shon Maxx]

It sounds great (most of the matches for me are on VHS, which I tossed during my last move), but i'll wait till it goes down in price.

[Bazzy]

Suzanne's interested in this one . Might get it her , if its out in the UK for Crimbo .

[cruefan68]

They really need to start making DVD's of other stars using their vast tape library. How many Austin/Rock/Cena DVD sets have there been? I know that is "what sells" but damn they have a treasure trove of footage that doesn't even see the light of day, not even on 24/7 or whatever it's called now, so yeah I'll pass on this one or do like Vegas and try to see it that way. What ever happened to the planned Ted Dibiase DVD or how about a CM Punk one?

[LWPD]

Nov 28, 2011 15:57:22 GMT -5 cruefan68 said:

They really need to start making DVD's of other stars using their vast tape library. How many Austin/Rock/Cena DVD sets have there been? I know that is "what sells" but damn they have a treasure trove of footage that doesn't even see the light of day, not even on 24/7 or whatever it's called now

As large as the talent pool may be with-in the library, very few of that talent has the potential to outsell even retread releases of material featuring proven mega-stars like Austin, Rock and Cena. That's why it doesn't happen. Even 'theme' sets have to be packaged in such a way to focus on the main draws. Theoretically the potential of the library could create a tremendous amount of diversity, but given the fact that the division is working with finite budgeting and resources, the time, costs and risks involved don't make it a viable alternative.

In the past, WWE has experimented with DVD features on some of the lesser stars (ie. Jake Roberts, Ricky Steamboat) and they were commercial flops. Hardcore fans love it, praise is read on the Internet, but in the real world it proves to be a waste of time that could have been better spent. When you're selling to a global audience with a high rate of turnover and renewal, all you have to do is rinse, wash and repeat what's been proven to work and cash in.

[cruefan68]

Nov 28, 2011 19:45:02 GMT -5 LWPD said:

Nov 28, 2011 15:57:22 GMT -5 cruefan68 said:

They really need to start making DVD's of other stars using their vast tape library. How many Austin/Rock/Cena DVD sets have there been? I know that is "what sells" but damn they have a treasure trove of footage that doesn't even see the light of day, not even on 24/7 or whatever it's called now

As large as the talent pool may be with-in the library, very few of that talent has the potential to outsell even retread releases of material featuring proven mega-stars like Austin, Rock and Cena. That's why it doesn't happen. Even 'theme' sets have to be packaged in such a way to focus on the main draws. Theoretically the potential of the library could create a tremendous amount of diversity, but given the fact that the division is working with finite budgeting and resources, the time, costs and risks involved don't make it a viable alternative.

In the past, WWE has experimented with DVD features on some of the lesser stars (ie. Jake Roberts, Ricky Steamboat) and they were commercial flops. Hardcore fans love it, praise is read on the Internet, but in the real world it proves to be a waste of time that could have been better spent. When you're selling to a global audience with a high rate of turnover and renewal, all you have to do is rinse, wash and repeat what's been proven to work and cash in.

Sad but true, LWPD, and very well stated. I just felt like venting as there is so much hidden away that will never see the light of day while the same material gets put out there. At least the doc part of the Stone Cold DVD should be a cool watch.

[subvert69]

Nov 28, 2011 15:57:22 GMT -5 cruefan68 said:

They really need to start making DVD's of other stars using their vast tape library. How many Austin/Rock/Cena DVD sets have there been? I know that is "what sells" but damn they have a treasure trove of footage that doesn't even see the light of day, not even on 24/7 or whatever it's called now, so yeah I'll pass on this one or do like Vegas and try to see it that way. What ever happened to the planned Ted Dibiase DVD or how about a CM Punk one?

I'm always surprised they haven't done a full DVD set on Andre the Giant. He still has enough world fame that this could be a fairly big seller.

[cruefan68]

Dec 4, 2011 9:21:21 GMT -5 subvert69 said:

Nov 28, 2011 15:57:22 GMT -5 cruefan68 said:

They really need to start making DVD's of other stars using their vast tape library. How many Austin/Rock/Cena DVD sets have there been? I know that is "what sells" but damn they have a treasure trove of footage that doesn't even see the light of day, not even on 24/7 or whatever it's called now, so yeah I'll pass on this one or do like Vegas and try to see it that way. What ever happened to the planned Ted Dibiase DVD or how about a CM Punk one?

I'm always surprised they haven't done a full DVD set on Andre the Giant. He still has enough world fame that this could be a fairly big seller.

I totally agree with that but perhaps it has something to do with making a deal with Andre's estate. Andre definitely needs a DVD set, though.

[Justin Case]

this would be a great disk set for someone who doesn't own a lot of other DVD sets of SC. Sort of an all in one type package of existing footage and matches. I don't own any of the other DVD sets of SC, so something like this might entice me to check it out?!

[Sinclair Promotions]

I for one am keeping an eye on the price of this set. When it drops below $30 up here I'll be getting my hands on this one.