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WWE - Global Warning Tour Melbourne
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Format | Color, NTSC, Multiple Formats |
Contributor | Kevin Dunn, Nidia Guenard, Rico Constantino, Tonga Fifita, Michael Coulthard, Oscar Gutirrez, Salvadore Guerrero Jr., Dave Batista, Solofa Fatu Jr., Tony Chimel, Kurt Angle, Adam Copeland, Peter Gruner See more |
Language | English |
Number Of Discs | 1 |
Runtime | 3 hours |
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Product Description
August 10, 2002 Melbourne, Australia
WWE invades the land down under. You better run, you better take cover.
TRIPLE-THREAT MATCH FOR THE WWE UNDISPUTED TITLE The Rock vs. Triple H vs. Brock Lesnar
BRA AND PANTIES MATCH Stack Keibler vs. Torrie Wilson Chris Jericho vs. Edge
WWE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP Lance Storm and Christian Vs. Billy Kidman and Rey Mysterio
WWE CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE Jamie Noble vs. The Hurricane
"KISS MY ASS" MATCH Rikishi vs. Rico EXTRAS: Tour Recap The Aftermath The Rock after the Triple-Threat Match 3 Classic matches from the 1986 Australian tour!
Product details
- Aspect Ratio : 1.33:1
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 0.7 x 5.4 inches; 4 ounces
- Director : Kevin Dunn
- Media Format : Color, NTSC, Multiple Formats
- Run time : 3 hours
- Release date : November 5, 2002
- Actors : Kurt Angle, Dave Batista, Tony Chimel, Rico Constantino, Adam Copeland
- Studio : World Wrestling
- ASIN : B00006SFM8
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #183,795 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #3,383 in Sports (Movies & TV)
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kiss my ass match
rikishi vs. rico- 5/10 *1/2
cruiserweight title match
jamie noble vs. hurricane 8.5/10 ****
tag title match
mysterio and kidman vs. the un-americans- 8/10 ***3/4
edge vs. chris jericho- 8/10 ***3/4
bra and panties match
torrie wilson vs. stacy keibler- 7/10 *** (for looks)
wwe title match
the rock vs. hhh vs. brock lesnar 10/10 *****
Cruiserweight Championship : Jamie Noble (C) VS The Hurricane - This match wasn't too bad. Hurricane hit a swinging neckbreaker off the top rope (impressive), and while it wasn't as high flying as I might expect from the cruiserweights, it wasn't a bad match. It also wasn't any different than what we see on Smackdown every Thursday. This was early in the rivalry between these two.
Tag Team Championship: The UnAmericans (Lance Storm and Christian) (C) VS Billy Kidman and Rey Mysterio - This match gave the feel of being thrown together at the last minute. The UnAmericans had already jumped to RAW and we had never seen Kidman and Mysterio team up. Considering the talent of the champions and how exciting Mysterio is.....this match was boring.
Chris Jericho VS Edge - The best match on the card. I'm a big fan of Jericho as it is, and he plays to the opponent and the crowd so well. Good match.
Bra and Panties: Stacy Keibler VS Torrie Wilson - Is this wrestling or a watered down Girls Gone Wild? I don't know, but if the WWE expects us to take the women's division seriously, they have to stop making the women a joke. As it stands, I'm a wrestling fan and would rather see actual wrestling matches when I watch the programming. The Big Valbowski introduces the women (the most entertaining part) and Nidia gets involved. Nobody cares.
Undisputed Championship: Rock (C) VS Triple H VS Brock Lesnar - Remember that this is before Summerslam, so Brock had not yet won the title nor had he faced Rock (as far as I can remember). This match was somewhat of a letdown. The Rock worked really hard, but the match was somewhat uninspired. I wonder if this is because we know who will win (as if they are going to change the main event two weeks before Summerslam) or just because the Triple Threat match was just a mess.
Bonus Matches from 1986 (the last time the WWE came to Australia
The Rougeaus Vs The Moondogs - The commentary for this match said that it was the WWF debut of the Rougeaus (later known as the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers). While I was always entertained by the Rougeaus when I watched in the 80's, this match didn't have anything special. Maybe it was the Moondogs that killed the match.
Don Muraco & Mr Fuji Vs S.D Jones & King Tonga - I honestly skipped this one. I've only seen Muraco wrestle Dino Bravo in 1988, but I didn't care enough to watch it. It was sad to see Mr. Fuji in the ring. He was fairly old at the time and should have realized that his time in the ring was done.
Andre the Giant VS Big John Studd - Always nice to see Andre in the ring, but this was a lumbering match. Slow, boring, and the only reason you should watch it is just to see Andre wrestle.
Honestly, this DVD is not worth your money. Had this been a Smackdown show, it might not have been too bad. However, this was a PPV. This wasn't a good PPV at all. The matches weren't very interesting and there was nothing else to help move it along. No promos, nothing. If you have to own every WWE DVD, then buy it. If you only want the good ones, leave this one alone.