Greatest Stars of the 90s DVD (3 Discs)

[Stevie Night]

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Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Rock. Triple H. Undertaker. Hollywood Hogan. The 90s saw these icons become household names as professional wrestling exploded onto the pop culture scene, and a Monday Night War was drawing close to 10 million television views per week. Now, fans can relive that era with The Greatest Stars of the 90s. This three-disc set is packed with profiles of 15 of the biggest stars, as well as 16 great matches from the era, interviews and more.

Disc 1

Tazz - Introduction

Shawn Michaels

From the Smallest Champion to the Largest

Yokozuna

Samoan Culture

The Rock

Drawing the Casual Fan

Women of the 90s

Tough and Sexy

Kevin Nash

Battle for Superstardom

Owen Hart

Fun Filled Memories

Ric Flair

Infamous Figure

Mick Foley

The Quest for Success

Not So Great Stars of the 90s

The Reinvention

Hulk Hogan

Attitude and Controversy

Triple H

Technical Savvy

Bret Hart

Pop Culture Phenomenon

Vince McMahon / Eric Bischoff / Paul Heyman

The Total Package

Lex Luger

The IT Factor

Sting

The Bad Guy

Razor Ramon

Respect

The Undertaker

A Rebel

Stone Cold Steve Austin

Tazz - Close

Extras

• Razor Ramon – Restaurant Vignette
July 11, 1992

• The Undertaker Builds a Coffin for Yokozuna
December 1993

• Bret Hart – New Generation Vignette
July 1994

• Owen Hart Inside a Steel Cage
August 20, 1994

• Shawn Michaels Press Conference Before WrestleMania XI
February 28, 1995

• Hunter Hearst Helmsley - "Riff Raff"
April 15, 1995

• Mankind – “And God Created Mankind”
January 6, 1996

• Scott Hall & Kevin Nash N.W.O. Vignette
August 19, 1996

• The Hart Foundation Reunites
March 31, 1997

• D-Generation X Reenacts the Montreal Incident
November 24, 1997

• The Rock Reads Steve Austin’s Eulogy
April 19, 1999

• Steve Austin remembers the Shockmaster

Disc 2

Ric Flair vs. Hulk Hogan
Madison Square Garden - November 30, 1991

WWE Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
Survivor Series - November 25, 1992

WWE Championship Match
Hulk Hogan vs. Yokozuna
King of the Ring - June 13, 1993

Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart
WrestleMania X - March 20, 1994

Intercontinental Championship Match
Diesel vs. Razor Ramon
Superstars – April 13, 1994

International World Heavyweight Championship Match
Sting vs. Vader
Slamboree – May 22, 1994

WWE Championship Match
Bret Hart vs. Diesel
Royal Rumble – January 22, 1995

WWE Women’s Championship Match
Alundra Blayze vs. Bull Nakano
Monday Night Raw – April 3, 1995


Disc 3

Triple Header Match
Shawn Michaels & Diesel vs. Yokozuna & British Bulldog
In Your House – September 24, 1995

#1 Contender Match
Owen Hart vs. Shawn Michaels
In Your House – February 18, 1996

WWE Championship Match
Shawn Michaels vs. Vader
SummerSlam – August 18, 1996

Steel Cage Match
Mankind vs. Hunter Hearst Helmsley
SummerSlam – August 3, 1997

WCW Championship Match
Lex Luger vs. Hulk Hogan
Monday Nitro – August 4, 1997

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

United States Championship Match
Sting vs. Bret Hart
Halloween Havoc – October 25, 1998

Strap Match
Triple H vs. The Rock
Fully Loaded – July 25, 1999


:notworthy: I highly recommend this DVD!

[Spoonbled]

watched this and was a little disappointed. at least they didnt put matches on there that are on heaps of other releases. i just wish the 2nd and 3rd discs had something else besides matches

[Adam]

Is the first disc a big documentary of the superstars?

[Stevie Night]

I believe so, I have this ordered so will post my review of it up when it arrives

[RELLIK-2008]

Interesting DVD, i think im going to buy it....

[KaJe187]

I've been tempting to buy this, but I don't know. If anyone that has it can do a good review it would be much appreciated. Thanks.

[corporatemankind]

Is the first disc a big documentary of the superstars?

I'm not all that good at writing reviews , but I'll throw in an opinion and answer any questions if you guys want.

Not really a big documentary , but little pieces jumbled together as such , focusing mainly on the 15 stars. Just imagine the Greatest Stars of the 80's set , and having all the profiles on one disc , with matches being on the other two.

I'm a sucker for the docs , and this one wasn't all that bad. But ... as with every WWE release , they always leave out a few important facts , but flood you with everything you don't need. In addition , like the past few releases , this one also seems a little rushed.

The matches were great , and it's a definite plus having a few new ones in the collection. The SummerSlam matches though , I wish they had replaced them with something else. Having just picked up the SummerSlam Anthology , I really didn't want to see those on another new release.

As a fan , it's truly worthy of having in your library , if for anything , because it documents the last of a great era in wrestling.

[younglion]

I'm not a huge fan of WWE dvd releases (with the exception of the Bret Hart dvd), although it seems that they always do a good job with putting a wide variety of matches on their sets.

[Inconquerable]

I think I might torrent this DVD. I'm not sure how keen I'll be on getting it, but it looks quite promising. The downfall for me is the lack of ECW. WWE owns the whole ECW Library, they have every chance to put some of ECW's biggest stars in there, but for whatever reason, they don't.

It could be because they released a bunch of ECW stuff back when they did the first One Night Stand, but they could still do more. I'm still itching to get myself a copy of ECW: Bloodsport, though.

[ChristosV]

This looks to to be a great dvd set can't wait to see it

[ECHO29]

i got the orignals , an backed em up. anyone interested in em PM me. $8 for set plus like shipping but can probally ship first class usps for like $3 or so. depends on where u live i guess.

[mindcrime]

I did enjoy this set, but I do agree with the poster who mentioned the lack of ECW material. You can't tell the story of wrestling in the 90s without ECW, but I'm not shocked WWE chose to omit ECW. I'm surprised WCW got as much footage on here as they did.