The First Wrestling DVD/VHS You Copped?

[ThisIsLife]

Looking at that "Cause Stone Cold Said So" thread took me back to the first Wrestling home videos I brought.

It was the Summer of 1999, I was 9. Me and my dad went to some local video rental store and I was able to purchase 2 videos I wanted for the first time. I saw Undertaker He Buries Them Alive and Undertaker Phenom. I was a huge Undertaker mark at the time, so I had to get both.

I played the hell out of those videos all summer. I probably watched Undertaker's Phenom video every single day that summer.

For nostalgic purposes this is probably in my top 3 WWE home videos.

 

[Nintendough]

The jawn with Bret Hart vs Diesel, can't remember which ppv. It was VHS.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

my friend made it

 

[ADK]

The Ladder Match DVD was dope as fukk as a kid.

 

[Tommy Fits]

Either WM12, Royal Rumble 98, or the DX vhs, one of those three.

 

[DaylitoJames]

Cause Stone Cold Said So, D-Generation x and The Rock: Know Your Role... worth every penny

 

[CapitalOne]

 

[puppetmaster]

rented Bash at the Beach 1996. .. still have it somewhere I believe, looks like I

forgot to take it back



-P-

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Forgot i had this VHS

had all the essentials

The Blue Chipper Buff Bagwell
Lots of Flyin Brian dropkicks
2 GOAT Scorpio
Johnny B. GOAT
CACtus Jack
Abdullah The Butcher

 

[KevCo]

I think it was honestly a few RF Video tapes from early 97 ECW shows...one was a fan cam () and one was a best of TAZ.....you young kids have no idea how easy you have it with the internet these days i had most ppvs ect recorded tho cause my buddy had a black box(until streaming there was a solid 8 yr period where i really missed black boxes)

 

[Alexander The Great]

The Rock Know Your Role vhs still have it. My sister went to a signing event and got Rock to sign it

 

[Ill Lou Malnati]

Released by the AWA in 1990. Fun look back at some of Hogan's AWA matches featuring Bockwinkel, the Heenan Family and Andre the Giant. Hosted by Eric Bischoff.

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Tag Team Title Wave. Released in 1989. Features Memphis wrestling from the early 80s:

• Randy Savage & Lanny Poffo vs. The Rock N Roll Express (good match; clipped)
• Jimmy Hart's First Family of Wrestling (Rick Rude, Jim Neidhart, Ox Baker and the Japanese Assassin) vs. some jobbers
• Road Warriors vs. Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol (another good match; clipped)
• Terry "The Hulk" Boulder vs. a jobber (late 70s)

 

[HomieSoprano]

When Ultimate Warrior came back at WMXII I had Warrior fever, WWF mag had them mail in order forms so I sent it in for WMVI, and 1990 Survivor Series. I remember waiting everyday for that UPS truck for like 3 weeks, everyday after school before they finally arrived

 

[The Antagonist]

I think the oldest one is this.


Or one of the "Best of WWF Vol.." tapes from the mid 80's but can't remember which one.

My mom would buy me used VHS from the video store all the time or just rent and record them.. I had the Coliseum Video shyt on deck.

 

[trick]

remember i used christmas money to buy these, cost me like $10...it's still probably at my mom's house.