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Please note this product was created before 10 November 2002 when the World Wrestling Federation Entertainmnet Inc. traded as WWF. This product refers to WWF and carries a WWF logo
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
This video is just simply amazing if you like classic wwf wrestling this video is for you.The video is a special collectors item based on the Ultimate warrior and some of his greatest matches he's been in,for example you will see the warrior go one on one with the eighth wonder of the world Andre the giant in a classic wrestling match for the i.c strap.This is also a rare peice of wwf as its hard to find brand new.If you like the ultimate warrior like me this video is a must have,or any wrestling collection this video belongs there.So go on and FEEL THE POWER!!!!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
Oh, how I miss the golden days of the WWF. With great compilation tapes like Supertape, which was excellent.
Presented by Sean Mooney, the tape kicked off with a match requested by a fan. It pitted the tough as nails Rugged Ronnie Garvin against the late great Mr. Perfect in a reasonable match.
Next up was a profile of crazy tag team The Bushwhackers. WWF announcer Mean Gene Okerlund travelled to the Australian Outback to visit The Bushwhackers and have a chat with them. Three matches featuring The Bushwhackers then followed. We saw their 1988 debut against Soviet villains The Bolsheviks (who were not actually Russian). Then, they went up against the moody Bad News Brown and his partner, The Brooklyn Brawler. Their final match pitted them against the big tough Powers of Pain.
The next match pitted Mexican Tito Santana against the late Rick Rude in a very entertaining and psychological match.
Then, we saw bitter enemies Jake "The Snake" Roberts take on The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase. These two always had great chemistry and they didn't disappoint in this thrilling match.
The final match pitted Hulk Hogan and his friend Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake against The Macho King Randy Savage and the maniacal Zeus-within the confines of a steel cage. Pure entertainment-what more can I say?
Also on the cassette were Lord Alfred Hayes talking about wrestling terminology and the WWF interviewing fans asking them who would win a match between Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:VHS Tape
Unlike the WrestleFest predecessors that followed,
this first one was an actual live show held in the massive Milwaukee Stadium !
It doesn't actually say when it was shown, but I can only assume it was sometime after WrestleMania 4, meaning it was probably one, if not, the first video produced back then to not be part of the WrestleMania, Summerslam, Survivor Series collection !
this first one was an actual live show held in the massive Milwaukee Stadium !
It doesn't actually say when it was shown, but I can only assume it was sometime after WrestleMania 4, meaning it was probably one, if not, the first video produced back then to not be part of the WrestleMania, Summerslam, Survivor Series collection !
The Match listing includes :-
The Killer Bees Vs The Fabulous Rougeous
Bret Hart Vs Bad News Brown (Grudge Match)
The Bolsheviks Vs Powers Of Pain
The Ultimate Warrior Vs Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan in a never before seen 'Loser Wears a Weasel Suit Match' (Quite Funny, and I bet you can't guess who wins (!)
Intercontinental Title Match
'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan Vs The Honky Tonk Man
Jim 'The Anvil' Neidhart Vs 'Leaping' Larry Poffo (Macho Man's Brother)
Jake 'The Snake' Roberts Vs Ravishing Rick Rude (Major Grudge Match)
Ken Patera Vs Dino Bravo
Tag Team Title Match
The British Bulldogs Vs Demolition w/Mr Fuji
World Championship Steel Cage Match
Andre The Giant w/Bobby Heenan Vs Hulk Hogan.
All in all this is isn't too bad for a live show.
Back then, the WWF only had 3 Events in a year so it is refreshing to see how some of the feuds developed after Wrestlemania and led up to Summerslam '88.
The best (entertaining matches) are The Ultimate Warrior Vs Bobby Heenan, just for the comedy value really !
Jake Roberts Vs Ravishing Rick Rude, just for the intensity level of how much they despised each other !
The British Bulldogs Vs Demolition was a very evenly contested match up that went back and forth.
In a rare singles match (at the time) Bret Hart did well against Bad News Brown, in what probably was Bad News' one and only half decent match in his whole career !!
The Main Event with Hogan and Andre is ok, but it doesn't come close to their best efforts at WrestleMania 3.
However it is interesting to see these 2 lock up in this type of match.
I would definately recommend this to have in your collection if you appreciate the old style WWF back in those days, and also to watch never-before-seen match ups.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Pretty good for a compilation vid
Okay, I don't know what video the bloke who wrote the other review was watching but it isn't this one! Read more
Published on 12 May 2007 by ac24
texas tornado
droz is amazing in the handicap match with christopher reeve. also the main event pitting the repo man and mideon in a 2 out of 3 falls match is probably the best ever. Read more
Published on 14 Oct 2004 by mikebolland
Great event a must buy Royal rumble
The Rockers Vs. The Orient Express
A fantastic match the best match on the card and maybe one of the best tag tea matches ever both team performed marvellously and just when... Read more
A fantastic match the best match on the card and maybe one of the best tag tea matches ever both team performed marvellously and just when... Read more
Published on 3 Oct 2004 by M. Dobbins
The crowd don't get excited.
I bought this video but it was fuzzy,luckily I watched the whole event but only watched it once so I'll try and remember as much as I can. Read more
Published on 31 July 2004 by Howard Attew
An excellent event
For such an old event, this one is one of the most entertaining I have ever seen. It wasn't packed with brilliant "wrestling" matches, but instead had matches full of fun, and... Read more
Published on 8 Jan 2004 by Mr. Damian J. McGrath
Cassic WWF
More classic WWF! This ones got some great tag team matches. The Bushwackers (you gotta remember these guys! Read more
Published on 19 July 2002 by "mattg136"
Absolutely Super (tape) !!!
More classic WWF wrestling! Featuring some of the great characters in the WWF from the early 90's. With some of the best matches of the LOD (Legion of Doom), against Demolition and... Read more
Published on 19 July 2002
Good But not the best PPV ever
THE wwf title match was great SGT.Slaughter v Ultimate Warrior was great with Macho King Randy Savage tries to stop the Warrior from winning the Rumble is great to.
Published on 23 Feb 2001
a ggod effort from the wwf
a good publication from the wwf, showing good action from the likes of lex lugar and the nasty boyz. Read more
Published on 12 Nov 2000
One of the first pay per views I have seen and it's good.
It starts with an entertaining match between Razor Ramon,Randy Savage,Marty Jannetty and The 1-2-3 kid(x-pac) vs I.R.S,Rick Martel,Diesel(Kevin Nash)and Adam Bomb. Read more
Published on 4 May 2000 by jetpug
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