Wwe: Wrestlemania Monday

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This is a pretty good dvd about the day after Wrestlemania !Must see!

Not much wrestling action on the DVD. Plenty of long promo sections which can be quite tedious. The documentary is interesting though although it does destroy the illusions about wrestling so be warned. (Behind the curtain etc)Worth a watch if an avid fan

Worst wwe DVD I've bought in a long time

This is a three disc DVD set and the main feature is a WWE 24 documentary all about the Monday after Wrestlemania which is thought of as one of the best RAWs of the year. It's quite a strange subject for a DVD feature, just focusing on one specific episode of RAW feels unnecessary and quite random. That's not to say that it's a bad feature though, it's done very well. They mainly focus on the RAW after Wrestlemania 32, talking to all the wrestlers who either made their main roster debut or returned after some time away. They interview them before and after they've made their return/debut so they can talk about how it felt and what it meant to them. They talk a lot about the crowd at these events and how they're one of the most enthusiastic crowds of the year and how that affects the event. Enzo Amore and Big Cass are featured quite heavily as they show footage of their journey, from getting signed by Triple H to their run in NXT all the way to their main roster debut. They flash back to some of the more memorable moments that have taken place on the RAW after Wrestlemania throughout the feature and they cover everything possible about this day. It's a good feature, it just feels unnecessary, but it's easy to watch and there are plenty of bonus features to make the set worthwhile.Alundra Blaze vs. Bull Nakano - This was for the Women's championship. Bull dominated most of the match, just throwing Blaze around the ring. Nakano missed a suicide dive which allowed Blaze to make a comeback. It was a good match that was followed by the debut of Bertha Faye, although she is not named.Next we have Sid turning on Shawn Michaels, it's shown very weirdly as it apparently happened during the commercial break so they show before and after the break, and then show what actually happened afterwards. It was an odd choice but it did follow on from the Wrestlemania before and I appreciate the footage that I hadn't seen before.Mankind vs. Bob Holly - This was Mankind's in ring debut, he dominated the majority of this fairly short match. It was a good introduction to the Mankind character.Next we have Mr. McMahon congratulating Steve Austin on his title win the night before and trying to mould him into the kind of champion that he wants before telling him they can do it "the easy way or the hard way". This lead to Austin hitting McMahon with a stunner in an entertaining moment. Following this we have a moment from the same night, with Triple H taking over control of D-Generation X and the return of X-Pac. It was a memorable moment with X-Pac returning after a long stint in WCW.Eddie Guerrero vs. Chris Jericho - This was a short but fast paced match for the European championship. While it lasts the action is really good and goes back and forth with an unexpected(at least at the time) ending.Next we see Hollywood Hulk Hogan following his loss to The Rock at Wrestlemania 18. He is joined by The Rock and the two appear to respect each other, but the the rest of the nWo come out and turn on Hulk Hogan leading to The Rock and Hogan challenging them to a match, for some reason we don't get to see that match though.Maven vs. Al Snow - This was a hardcore championship match, it was going alright but wasn't anything special. Then Brock Lesnar appeared and made his main roster debut completely destroying both men a long with Spike Dudley who'd introduced himself into the hardcore title match earlier on. It was a very impressive debut by Lesnar.Next we have Steve Austin in the ring following his Wrestlemania loss to The Rock, asking for Rock to come down so he can shake his hand. Instead he gets Eric Bischoff who has a letter from Austin's doctor saying he can not be cleared to wrestle and fires him from WWE. It was a memorable moment that I hadn't seen before.Kane and Rob Van Dam vs. The Dudley Boys vs. Lance Storm and Chief Morley - This is an elimination match for the World Tag Team Championships. It was a pretty good match, the match broke down in the middle and there was some confusion as Bubba Ray Dudley saved Chief Morley from D'Von which possibly made sense to the storyline but it wasn't made clear by the commentary. Other than that though it was a good match with plenty of action.We get to see Goldberg's WWE debut next, interrupting The Rock and hitting him with a spear and Jackhammer, it was a good way for him to make his debut. Also The Rock's promo leading up to it is fun.Shelton Benjamin vs. Chris Jericho vs. Christian - This was for the Intercontinental Championship and it was a really good and fast paced match. Jericho and Benjamin teamed up to take out Christian but that alliance didn't last long. From there it was non stop action with everyone getting a chance to look good. A really entertaining match as you'd expect with these three.10 Team Battle Royals - John Cena and Shawn Michaels, who were Wrestlemania opponents the night before but also the tag team champions, were forced to defend their tag titles in this ten team battle royal. After that match is over however they are made to stay and defend their titles in yet another battle royal against nine more teams. They were entertaining enough, with the second of the two being better as it had the more memorable moments but I'm glad they included both together.Next we get Ric Flair's retirement speech following his career ending match against Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 24 before we get a load of wrestlers from Ric Flair's past along with all the current(at the time) wrestlers coming out to say thank you.John Morrison and The Miz vs. Carlito and Primo Colon - This was a lumberjack match for the unified Tag Team Championships. It was a pretty good match, the lumberjacks were used well and there was some good action. The most memorable moment being Morrison hitting a shooting star press onto a load of lumberjacks.We see John Cena the day after Wrestlemania 27 where The Rock cost him the WWE Championship against The Miz. He calls out the Rock and after some back and forth they agree to fight at the next years Wrestlemania before being attacked by The Corre. The Corre were terrible.One year later we see John Cena after being defeated by The Rock at Wrestlemania cutting a promo before calling out The Rock. Instead he gets an F-5 from a returning Brock Lesnar in a great moment.Dolph Ziggler vs. Alberto Del Rio - Alberto had just faced Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter who had severely hurt his ankle, soon after the match finished Dolph Ziggler cashed in his Money in the Bank contract. It was one of the best cash ins ever, with the excitement of the cash in along with a couple of moments where it looked like he might fail as Del Rio came back with desperation moves. Another great moment.Fandango vs. Kofi Kingston - There isn't much to this match as it ends fairly quickly with some interference. It's mainly here as an example of the crowd after Wrestlemania who ended up singing Fandango's entrance music through the match along with a few other weird chants. The brawl after the match was decent though.Next is the final ever appearance of The Ultimate Warrior, it can be a bit hard to watch with some of his haunting words ("Every man's heart one day beats its final beat, his lungs breath his final breath") being a little bit too real. Especially as looking back it was visible that he wasn't well. (For those who don't know, Warrior died the next day)AJ Lee vs. Paige - Paige made her surprise debut here and AJ challenged her to a title match, it was more of a moment than a match.Dolph Ziggler vs. Daniel Bryan - This is for the Intercontinental championship and it's a really good match as you'd expect with these two. It was a very competitive match with plenty of near falls and reversals. It would unfortunately be one of Bryan's final matches in WWE. After the match we got the return of Sheamus with a change of character from the last time we saw him.John Cena vs. Dean Ambrose - This was John Cena's first ever United States open challenge for the U.S Championship after winning the title the night before at Wrestlemania 31. It was another great match that went back and forth with lots of great reversals and near falls and it showed everybody that Ambrose was on Cena's level as a main event talent.Zack Ryder vs. The Miz - This was for Zack Ryder's Intercontinental Championship that he won in a ladder match the night before. Both men were clearly hurting from the night before but they still put on a good competitive match. There was some interference near the end from Zack Ryder's dad that was countered by the WWE TV return of Maryse, this worked for the match though and didn't really hurt it.AJ Styles vs. Chris Jericho vs. Kevin Owens vs. Cesaro - This final match is a number one contender's match that was meant to involve Sami Zayn. However Zayn was taken out by Owens so he was replaced by the returning Cesaro. It was an amazing match with plenty of great moments and interactions between all four men. This was probably the best match on the DVD.The last four matches along with the Intercontinental triple threat match are definitely the highlights of this set for me. As I said earlier this DVD isn't a necessary one and there are a lot of sets that I'd recommend before this one but this one has a lot of fun and memorable matches and moments included that make it a very good DVD set even if the subject matter seems a little out of nowhere.