WWE - The Best of WCW Clash of the Champions - May 22, 2012

[sg2386]

Disc 1
The Real Story

NWA World Heavyweight Championship Match
‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair vs. Sting
Clash of the Champions - 27th March, 1988

NWA World Tag Team Championship Match
Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard vs. Lex Luger & Barry Windham
Clash of the Champions - 27th March, 1988

Why Wait a Whole Year?

NWA World Tag Team Championship Match
Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard vs. Sting & Dusty Rhodes
Clash of the Champions II - 8th June, 1988

Russian Chain Match
Ricky Morton vs. Ivan Koloff
Clash of the Champions III - 7th September, 1988

“I Quit” Match for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship
‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair vs. Terry Funk
Clash of the Champions IX - 15th November, 1989

Mil Mascaras vs. Cactus Jack Manson
Clash of the Champions X - 6th February, 1990

NWA World Tag Team Championship Match
Midnight Express vs. Rock & Roll Express
Clash of the Champions XI - 13th June, 1990

To Be The Man, You Gotta Beat The Man

NWA United States Championship Match
‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair vs. Lex Luger
Clash of the Champions XII - 5th September, 1990

The Young Pistols & Z-Man vs. The Fabulous Freebirds
Clash of the Champions XV - 12th June, 1991

15-Man Battle Royal
Clash of the Champions XVI - 5th September, 1991

WCW United States Championship Match
Sting vs. ‘Ravishing’ Rick Rude
Clash of the Champions XVII - 19th November, 1991

Other Stars On The Rise

2 out of 3 Falls Match
‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair & Arn Anderson vs. The Hollywood Blonds
Clash of the Champions XXIII - 17th June, 1993

Brian Pillman vs. “Stunning” Steve Austin
Clash of the Champions XXV - 10th November, 1993

WCW Television Title Match
Lord Steven Regal vs. Dustin Rhodes
Clash of the Champions XXVI - 27th January, 1994

Elimination Tag Team Match
Sting & ‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair vs. ‘Ravishing’ Rick Rude & Vader
Clash of the Champions XXVI - 27th January, 1994

Disc 2
Here we are Again

Championship Unification Match
Sting vs. ‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair
Clash of the Champions XXVII - 23rd June, 1994

WCW United States Championship Match
“Stunning” Steve Austin vs. Ricky ‘The Dragon’ Steamboat
Clash of the Champions XXVIII - 24th August, 1994

Hulk Hogan & ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage vs. ‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair & The Giant
Clash of the Champions XXXII - 23rd January, 1996

Medusa vs. Bull Nakano
Clash of the Champions XXXIII - 15th August, 1996

Match for the BattleBowl Ring
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Eddie Guerrero
Clash of the Champions XXXIII - 15th August, 1996

I’m gonna watch this

WCW World Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match
Harlem Heat vs. The Steiner Brothers vs. Sting & Lex Luger
Clash of the Champions XXXIII - 15th August, 1996

WCW Cruiserweight Championship Match
Ultimo Dragon vs. Dean Malenko
Clash of the Champions XXXIV - 21st January, 1997

WCW Cruiserweight Championship Match
Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Guerrero
Clash of the Champions XXXV - 21st August, 1997

Diamond Dallas Page & Lex Luger vs. Scott Hall & ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage
Clash of the Champions XXXV - 21st August, 1997

35th and Final Clash

Blu-ray Exclusive Content
'Nature Boy' Ric Flair and Barry Windham vs. Midnight Express
Clash of the Champions IV - 7th December, 1988

Sting and Ricky ‘The Dragon’ Steamboat vs. ‘Ravishing’ Rick Rude and Steve Austin
Clash of the Champions XVIII - 21st January, 1992

Thunder Cage Match
Dustin Rhodes & Sting vs. Big Van Vader, Paul Orndorff and Barry Windham
Clash of the Champions XXII - 13th January, 1993

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[DetroitSportsFan]

Another wrestling classic for the collection.

[Dragon Lee]

I hate the 80's-early 90's WCW stufff (I hate WCW in general) but I love their cruiserweights and luchadors. worth paying full price for those guys alone.

[Devilutionary]

this should be sweet. I missed seeing "surfer boy" Sting.

[sycro]

Woo.... the first wrestling match I ever saw is on there...

Championship Unification Match
Sting vs. ‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair
Clash of the Champions XXVII - 23rd June, 1994

[fiveseven4combat]

never was big on WCW so unless they re-release Rise and Fall of WCW or Monday Night Wars I'll pass on just about everything WCW.

[sycro]

Originally Posted by june10mckay

never was big on WCW so unless they re-release Rise and Fall of WCW or Monday Night Wars I'll pass on just about everything WCW.

You should get this. Some great and classic matches on this set. When WWF was doing gimmicks, WCW was doing some serious wrestling.

[sg2386]

WCW/NWA was just amazing in the late 80s - early 90s in terms of wrestling.

Just awesome matches like Steamboat/Flair, Flair/Funk, Wargames, classic tag team matches, etc.

Most of their best ppvs IMO were during that time...whereas when they were going to head-to-head with WWE in the mid-90s, they had many forgettable ppvs with maybe 1 or 2 matches that were the highlights, with majority of them being the cruiserweights.

I hope WWE releases Best of Wargames...that was an awesome original concept by WCW. I remember HHH pitched the idea to Vince to have Wargames at Survivor Series 2002 but he refused and thus created the Elimination Chamber.

[RingOfHonor]

Sorry to bump this so far up but I just heard that the Best Buy Edition of this had some exclusive matches... does anyone know what they were?

[See u at da party!]

Originally Posted by RingOfHonor

Sorry to bump this so far up but I just heard that the Best Buy Edition of this had some exclusive matches... does anyone know what they were?

It was only the dvd version and not blu. But it was two matches on disc 3,
Midnight Express vs The Fantastics (3-27-88)
Hogan vs Flair (8-15-96)

[klauswhereareyou]

How in the heck does the WWE pick and choose what dvds/blu rays will have Jesse Ventura commentary? Just when I think everything has been cleared up, out comes a disc like this one where his commentary is deleted.

[CMoney]

Originally Posted by klauswhereareyou

How in the heck does the WWE pick and choose what dvds/blu rays will have Jesse Ventura commentary? Just when I think everything has been cleared up, out comes a disc like this one where his commentary is deleted.

If WWE feels it doesn't really hurt the overall presentation of the release, they either replace or mute his commentary. Of course as the fan, the original commentary is important from a historical standpoint. In the case of the "Best of Saturday Nights Main Event," the removal of Ventura's commentary would really be hurt without it, so they left it & paid him his royalties.

On the WWE Network, all of Ventura's commentary will be left intact, because the rights for streaming is different from home video.

[klauswhereareyou]

Originally Posted by CMoney

If WWE feels it doesn't really hurt the overall presentation of the release, they either replace or mute his commentary. Of course as the fan, the original commentary is important from a historical standpoint. In the case of the "Best of Saturday Nights Main Event," the removal of Ventura's commentary would really be hurt without it, so they left it & paid him his royalties.

On the WWE Network, all of Ventura's commentary will be left intact, because the rights for streaming is different from home video.

Thank you, I think that clears it up.

[Agent Bond]

How in the heck does the WWE pick and choose what dvds/blu rays will have Jesse Ventura commentary? Just when I think everything has been cleared up, out comes a disc like this one where his commentary is deleted.

Vince is still mad about the governor for the lawsuit. Because of Ventura, all wrestlers past and present get royalties now. And to get back at him (as well as save money), Vince tries to only have Ventura's commentary intact on full shows and pinch pennies on other releases.

[CMoney]

It's funny how Vince can be very spiteful in certain situations, yet be completely forgiving in others.

[AeroK]

Originally Posted by CMoney

It's funny how Vince can be very spiteful in certain situations, yet be completely forgiving in others.

That's why I'm convinced Vince is Dana White's daddy.