WWE - McMahon

OFFICIAL MATCH LIST:vs. STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN - SIDE NOTE, THIS IS VINCE MCMAHON 1ST MATCH IN THE WWE WHERE AUSTIN MUST FIGHT ONE HANDED WHILE HIS OTHER HAND WAS TIEDRAW '98STEEL CAGE MATCH vs. STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN - MR. MCMAHON WRESTLEMANIA TITLE SPOT WAS ON THE LINE AND HE WAS BEATENED SENSELESS BY THROWING HIM OFF THE CAGE BEFORE THE MATCH STARTED....UNTIL BIG SHOW "PAUL WIGHT" MADE HIS DEBUT OF THE WWE AND HELPED AUSTIN WINST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE '99HANDICAP LADDER MATCH FOR CONTROL OF THE WWE w/SHANE MCMAHON vs. STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN - ALL OF THE LADDERS WERE COMING DOWN WHERE AUSTIN TAKE DOWN THE LADDER PROPSKING OF THE RING '99 [ALSO AVAILIBLE: LADDER MATCH 2 CRASH & BURN BLU-RAY EDITION]NO HOLDS BARRED MATCH vs. HHH - THAT MATCH WENT CHAOTIC UNTIL IT SHOCKED US ALL.....STEPHANIE HUGGED TRIPLE H AND JOINED FORCES TOGETHERARMAGEDDON '99 [ALSO AVAILIBLE: TRIPLE H THAT DAMN GOOD]STREET FIGHT MATCH vs. SHANE MCMAHON - BEFORE THE MATCH STARTS, SHANE INTRODUCE WCW SUPERSTARS ENJOYING THEIR 1ST WRESTLEMANIA IN 2001.....MICK FOLEY WAS THE GUEST REFEREE!!! MCMAHON WAS IN THE CORNER OF HIS DAUGHTER AND TRISH STRATUS BRINGS IN A TRAUMATIZED LINDA TO THE RING UNTIL SHE STAND UP AND LOW BLOW MR. MCMAHON AND HELPED SHANE GET THE WINWRESTLEMANIA X-SEVEN [ALSO AVAILIBLE: TRUE STORY OF WRESTLEMANIA BLU-RAY EDITION]STREET FIGHT MATCH vs. RIC FLAIR - BOTH MEN GAVE THEIR BEST AND THEY WERE BUSTED OPEN.....A TOTAL BLOODBATH MATCH *SIDE NOTE, RIC FLAIR'S FAMILY WERE AT RINGSIDE TO SUPPORT FLAIR [ALSO AVAILIBLE: FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE]20 YEARS IN THE MAKING STREET FIGHT MATCH vs. HULK HOGAN - THE MATCH WAS SO INTENSE AND BOTH MEN WERE BLEEDING IN THE MOST VIOLENT STREET FIGHT MATCH EVER IN 2003.....ROWDY RODDY PIPER THOUGHT HE HELPING HOGAN TO WIN BUT TURNED ON HIM. HOGAN HULKING UP WAS THE LAST GASP AND DEFEATED VINCE MCMAHON AND KEPT HIS JOB. *SIDE NOTED.....IF HOGAN LOSES THE MATCH, HE'LL LEAVE THE WWE THEREFORE HIS CAREER WOULD BE OVERWRESTLEMANIA XIX [ALSO AVAILIBLE: HULK HOGAN THE ULTIMATE ANTHOLOGY EDITION]1ST EVER FATHER vs. DAUGHTER "I QUIT" MATCH vs. STEPHANIE MCMAHON - I WOULD GIVE AN A-.....STEPHANIE WAS IN THE CORNER WITH LINDA AND VINCE WAS IN THE CORNER WITH SABLE THAT MATCH "WENT WAY OFF THE PAGE" LINDA THREW IN THE TOWEL AND VINCE GOT THE WIN. REASON SHE THREW IN THE TOWEL SHE DID IT SAVE STEPHANIE *SIDE NOTE.....IF STEPHANIE LOSES, SHE MUST QUIT AS GENERAL MANAGER OF SMACKDOWNNO MERCY '03BURIED ALIVE MATCH vs. MR. MCMAHON - THAT MATCH TURNED BLOODY AND CHAOTIC WHEN THE UNDERTAKER THREW A HARD RIGHT HAND TO MAKE HIM BLEED EARLY AND WORKED ON THE LEGS.....THAT MATCH WAS BRUTAL AND DISGUSTING TO SEE WHEN UNDERTAKER USE THE STEEL STEPS TO BREAK MR. MCMAHON'S ANKLE.SURVIVOR SERIES '03 [ALSO AVAILIBLE: TOMBSTONE THE HISTORY OF THE UNDERTAKER]

When I bought this set in the limited 24k gold version disc 1 by itself was trading at 350 on the Dow Jones. Vinnie Mac’s portrayal of Mr. McMahon (Oskar for Best Wrestlesportainer) matches the intensity of Robert Deniro’s Travis Bickle with a touch of subtlety reminiscent of the late great Sam Kinison.With a ring set directly on the Chickasaw/Hazzard county line, Mr. McMahon has assembled a strong booty smooching line. Put on your chapstick and jump in the ring. If you’re lucky, Rikishi might even be looking for a little action.

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I can't understand what everybody's problem with "WWE: MCMAHON" is. Yes, Vince McMahon is an egomaniacal businessman who's made some questionable decisions. But when somebody takes control of an ambitious enterprise and runs it 24/7 for over two decades, what do you expect? Trust me, this 2-disc treatment on the WWE's head maestro is not the self-congratulating borefest we feared it would be.The DVD mainly focuses on Vince McMahon's role during the creation of the WWF, and during the Attitude Era (late '90s). Some obvious topics like WCW, the Montreal Screwjob, and the Stone Cold Steve Austin feud are given plenty of coverage. Enough interviews from many people bring a good mix of nostaliga for us hardcore fans. However, newer viewers should be able to jump right in. Many WWE documentaries discuss topics that only longtime fans will understand, but the "MCMAHON" program is incredibly easy to follow. For example, when discussing the creation of the WWF, a map shows who owned which territory, and how Vince McMahon made the global entertainment possible.Some unexpected topics like the XFL, Triple H's marriage into the family, and Vince's in-ring prowess (or lack thereof) are addressed. The amount of detail given to each chapter is impressive, but even better news is that none of the "MCMAHON" feature is done in "kayfabe" (character-speak).Another pleasant surprise is that the "MCMAHON" documentary shows a very human side to the family. Seeing Vince's warmth when talking about being a grandfather, or admitting that certain storylines went wrong, or listening to his fierce determination to the business, or why he misses the Monday Night Wars --- it's rare to see Vince speak plainly and humble (he occasionally seems caught off-guard). Before I watched this DVD, I wouldn't have thought maybe Bret Hart deserved a little bit of a screwjob, or that maybe the WWE Chairman needs to be on TV from time to time. You won't see a more normal Vince McMahon anywhere, except maybe on the "SUPERSTAR BILLY GRAHAM" DVD.I have very few criticisms for the documentary on Disc One. I wish the we got a little more info on Vince's commentary days, or more from his childhood and role models. Also, there's no mention whatsoever of Owen Hart's death. Maybe that subject would bother some people, but I agree fellow Amazon reviewers that the tragedy should've been discussed at least briefly. My last gripe is that there is a segment highlighting the McMahon Family's dysfunction on TV, and it goes on for a very long time. It's great that Linda, Shane, and Stephanie all speak plainly about their storylines. However, we see clip after clip after clip after clip...I think the chapter clocked in at 15-20 minutes. Keep in mind that these are very small complaints, and that no WWE documentary is perfect.The main theme on most WWE documentaries is the duality of their talent. Jake Roberts was a gifted psychologist with insufferable demons. Bret Hart was the best wrestler ever whose potential was cut short by 3 years of horrific tragedy. The Ultimate Warrior was a charismatic physical specimen who couldn't get a grasp on his purpose or personality. Billy Graham was way ahead of his time and went through many years of addiction, but is now a man who loves God and is grateful for his contributions.Vince McMahon is an ambitious entrepeneur whose ego is what drives him to unparalleled success and to equally shocking failures. Could I be drinking the Kool-Aid of "Mr. Mac-Man"? Yeah, I might be...but doesn't that speak volumes about how persuasive he can be? Watch the "MCMAHON" DVD and its Extra Features...its as entertaining as it is encyclopedic.EXTRASDisc One includes some deleted scenes that all would've been worth being on the main documentary. My personal favorite is William Regal thanking Vince for helping him overcome his drug problems. Disc Two includes 8 matches. I only liked a few of them, but I don't think anybody will be surprised by that. I wish they included his VENGEANCE 2003 match against Zach Gowen because it's (arguably) the best example of McMahon's ring ability, but otherwise it's the best selection you could ask for.

Very good documentary into the life of pro wrestlings true "King of the Ring". Vince McMahon whether you love him or hate him (maybe a little bit of both). Their is no denying he has forever changed the business of pro wrestling. Get a look into the man behind the character from family, employees and from Vince himself. A must have for any wrestling fan.

i liked that this was a new dvd that is for my son

I got my DVD in a very good condition and in a fast manner. The DVD case inside was broken a bit, but the DVD was in great condition and I thank the seller for seeling it so cheap.