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WWF - Invasion 1992

starring: Jim 'Hacksaw' Duggan|Randy 'Macho Man' Savage|Jake 'The Snake' Roberts|The Undertaker

Release Date December 29, 1992
This video included an in-depth look at the then-WWF Champion 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair and included him taking on then-IC Champion Bret Hart and then-Rocker Shawn Michaels (both taking place before Flair won the WWF title). In addition to those two very good matches, this tape also includes Hulk Hogan vs. former friend Typhoon ... Jake Roberts and the Undertaker vs. Jim Duggan and Randy Savage ... and Virgil vs. Ted Dibiase for the Million $ title (with Randy Savage acting as special referee). A quality tape but not the best the WWF has released. Recommended for the Flair matches.

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WWF - Wrestlefest '88

starring: Ravishing Rick Rude|Jake 'The Snake' Roberts|Ultimate Warrior

Release Date February 14, 1994
Unlike the WrestleFest predecessors that followed,
this first one was an actual live show held in the massive Milwaukee Stadium !
It doesn't actually say when it was shown, but I can only assume it was sometime after WrestleMania 4, meaning it was probably one, if not, the first video produced back then to not be part of the WrestleMania, Summerslam, Survivor Series collection !

The Match listing includes :-
The Killer Bees Vs The Fabulous Rougeous

Bret Hart Vs Bad News Brown (Grudge Match)

The Bolsheviks Vs Powers Of Pain

The Ultimate Warrior Vs Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan in a never before seen 'Loser Wears a Weasel Suit Match' (Quite Funny, and I bet you can't guess who wins (!)
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WWF - Hottest Matches

starring: Jake 'The Snake' Roberts|The Rockers|Orient Express

Release Date November 02, 1992
Overall, this isn't that bad of a tape. Although it is a little outdated, and most fans I know like the curent stuff. I stil enjoyed this video, and would recommend it to the fans of ther older style WWF.

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WWF - Wrestlemania 7

starring: Terry 'Hulk' Hogan, Mister Perfect, Randy 'Macho Man' Savage, Big Boss Man, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts

Release Date April 06, 1992
Wrestlemania VII is a little too long and the good matches are the not the ones you expect or hope for. The most surprising aspect of Wrestlemania VII was the quality of the Warrior match! Savage is a great worker and a methodical perfectionist who carried Warrior through probably his best ever match. Great storytelling and a vintage WWF style ending with Miss Elizabeth. The Rockers also deserve a mention and put on a good match against Haku and The Barbarian. It's a shame they didn't get a legitimate and noted championship run. The Jake Roberts vs Rick Martel blindfold match had all the makings of an embarrassment but other than it being a little too long, it was actually a lot of fun and a decent ending to a storyline that only Roberts was ... Read More:

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WWF - Royal Rumble 1992

starring: Terry 'Hulk' Hogan, Davey Boy 'British Bulldog' Smith, Ric 'The Nature Boy' Flair, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts, Repo Man

Release Date October 05, 1992
This is a very good pay-per-view event for the early 1990s. The opening bout is the best of the undercard, with some high flying moves from the young Owen and The Orient Express are seriously underrated. The intercontinental title match is not a let down either, short and sweet, this is Piper at the best he has been for years (and he is great in the Rumble too!). The only real stinker of the card is the very dull Bushwhackers bout. This Royal Rumble match is easily the greatest of all time. For the only time in history it was for the WWF World Title, and Ric Flair picked up the belt as a result of his win. The bout itself is very gripping, and is supported by a strong undercard. This video is now avaliable on DVD as a Tagged Classic with Royal ... Read More:

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WWF - The 2nd Annual Survivor Series

starring: Brutus Beefcake, Powers Of Pain, Demolition, Honky Tonk Man, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts

Release Date September 09, 1991
this kicks off with a massive 20 man tag:
tag champs demolition are fueding with the massive powers of pain. brain busters are fueding with the rockers and bulldogs and hart foundation are both in the hunt to take demolition on for the gold whilst engaging themselves with the rougeou brothers

demolition/bolsheviks/conquistadors/brainbusters/rougeous VS
powers of pain/rockers/british bulldogs/hart-foundation/young stallions.

A great combination of wrestlers here and the 45 minute marathon ends with a controversial/confusing finish which involves fuji/demolition/powers of pain. inexplicably a post match interview with the powers was cut, it certainly would have served to explain the confusion. but the match is brilliant ... Read More:

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WWF - Royal Rumble 1989

starring: Terry 'Hulk' Hogan, Randy 'Macho Man' Savage, Big Boss Man, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts, Brutus Beefcake

Release Date September 09, 1991
It's not brilliant but there is enough to entice fans to purchase this event.

The 2/3 falls match between Hacksaw Duggan & The Hart Foundation vs Dino Bravo & The Fabulous Rougeaus is fair with some good action, but nothing spectacular.

The Women's title match between Rockin' Robin and Judy Martin is nothing more than filler material. It's easy to understand why the WWF did away with the division shortly afterwards.

The Super Posedown between Rick Rude and The Ultimate Warrior is nothing more than a "seed planter" to their Wrestlemania V match-up - very little of redeeming qualities here.

The Rumble match is very good - highlights included the encounter between Jake Roberts and Andre The Giant (who ... Read More:

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WWF - The 4th Annual Survivor Series

starring: Mister Perfect, Rick 'The Model' Martel, Earthquake, Jake 'The Snake' Roberts, Terry 'Hulk' Hogan

Release Date June 06, 1992
This is a great PPV, the debut of the PHENOM and whats more you have thelegend MONSOON commentating. The only downside to this brilliant annual isthe ROOSTER
A big dinosaur egg is at the arena and about 3/4 of the way through ithatches and a stupid **** gets out and starts prancing around in a roosteroutfit, funny in the 80's not now.
Also Roddy Pipers voice does get a little irritating
But overall with the likes of hogan, warrior, herucles, perfect,demolition, hart foundation, the rockers, sgt slaughter.
You can't and never will go wrong.
Its a must for all collectors and old school wrestling fans alike.
I have survivor series 1 - 6 and without a doubt this is a topcontender.
Maybe............

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WWF - Royal Rumble 1990

starring: Terry 'Hulk' Hogan|Rick 'The Model' Martel|Mister Perfect|Jake 'The Snake' Roberts

Release Date August 03, 1992
The Rockers Vs. The Orient Express
A fantastic match the best match on the card and maybe one of the best tag tea matches ever both team performed marvellously and just when you thought the match was gonna end it carried on a very lengthy match also it was about 20 minutes of speed and athletasism what a package! 10/10

The barbarian Vs. The late Big Bossman(RIP)
This was suprisingly good i know bossman was a good wrestler but i wondered how he would do against the barbarian and it was actually quite good. i would like to send out my condolences to the family of the Big Bossman Ray Taylor who sadly died of Heart Attack last wwek RIP.

WWF Championship Match
The Ultimate Warrior Vs. Sgt Slaughter
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WWF - Supertape '92 [1990]

starring: Bret 'Hit Man' Hart, Irwin R. Schyster, Terry 'Hulk' Hogan, The Undertaker, Randy 'Macho Man' Savage

Release Date February 01, 1993
If you want to see one of the greatest angles the WWF has ever come up with, then I would definitely reccomend this tape. However, apart from the awesome Randy Savage/Jake Roberts feud, this tape doesn't have that much else to offer. It starts off with an eight-man tag match featuring the likes of LOD, The Nasty Boys and Earthquake and is followed by Bret Hart defending the Intercontinental Title against IRS. Both decent matches but spoiled somewhat by the abysmal commentary from Sean Mooney and Alfred Hayes. Two Undertaker matches are shown, the first against Greg Valentine and the second against Jimmy Snuka. Neither is very good but fortunately both are fairly short. The tape then moves on to the matches from the "Tuesday In Texas" event from November ... Read More: