The content listing for CM Punk's new DVD has been released:

http://www.wrestlezone.com/news/2579...the-worldq-dvd

I hope the Punk documentary and the non-wrestling contents is going to be at least on par with the Edge documentary earlier this year. As for the matches, well, they look to be solid, though I wished for some ROH stuff, ala like the Benoit dvd where they had New Japan stuff, but disk three will make the DVD a freeroll anyway.

I'm not much of a Punk fan, but that set has some great matches. I might have to pick it up.

Jim Cornette on The Dairy Queen Incident

Here's the cover art for the Punk DVD, looks nice and it fits his character.



http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/ne...-&-Blu-ray.htm

Has anyone actually tried this programme?

I've done Steiner's math tutoring, but never his workout program.

Reading Jericho's second book now, am a good bit into it.

*His constant use of the apparent slang term "froot" is awful and makes me want to punch babies.
*His parentheticals are not as clever or funny as he thinks they are.
*All of his Fozzy stuff is completely boring, and I'm just going to skip over anything further about them.

The rest is definitely still good and entertaining stuff though.

I read the book not too long ago and I agree with all of this

Here is the new trailer for CM Punk's DVD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bl_wq7BcMI

Reading Stone Cold's book, "The Stone Cold Truth", and its pretty funny in some sense on where he and The Rock came up with their match at WM 17 (which by most people, obviously, as one of the most anticipated matches of all time as well as one of the best).

They came up with the structure of the match in a private room of a steakhouse in Houston with their respective road agents for numerous years (Pat Patterson and Jack Lanza). Just had some steaks and drinks, and came up with a match that is going to be the main event and is going to be witness by a 68,000 live audience in a stadium with millions more watching on TV in the Greatest Wrestlemania of all time.

Attitude Era DVD to be released later this year. It should be depressing to watch.

Here are the listings for the Brock Lesnar DVD. And for a guy that has a WWE career for around two years or so, its pretty decent.

http://www.411mania.com/wrestling/ne...eoUSxeBWTmP.99

I like watching the shoot interviews, I see some that are on Youtube, but some only have snippets of the interview. Anyone know a site that has them?

Finally watched "The Monday Night War" which was released on DVD in 2003, I think. Cool DVD.

WWE is starting to look somewhat like WCW did in its dying days. Not good. Too bad TNA has no money.

As much as I gripe about the current product, I really don't think it's anywhere near the level of late WCW. The absurdity level is just nowhere near.

At least WWE never resorted to an AJ on a Pole match during the Punk/Bryan/Kane feud.

I bet they were very very close to resorting to that for some reason. Oh boy, if that took place in the Russo age, oh my.

AJ on a pole.

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Ok. Back to the actual discussion

I'm about half way thru a MEGA shoot interview with Chris Hery(Kaiuss Ohno). I it about 7 hours long, covering everyone from his start in wrestling, up to just before he landed in WWE.

Really good stuff

Just watched the latest Stone Cold DVD on Netflix Instant, The Bottom Line. One of the better ones, surprised they not only mentioned Benoit, but showed a lot of his match with Austin for the title back in 2001 (one of, if not the best ever match on Smackdown IMO).

somebody was nice enough to upload the entire CM Punk documentary on YT...

Oh boy, I might need to free up some time now to watch this stuff, is it good?

i haven't watched yet. just found that and going to watch later tonight or tomorrow.

All right, watching it now, but I'm having this problem where part of the sides of the video are getting cut off, and you will notice this in the beginning, I guess its a way to do this without the WWE closing it down?