WWE Greatest Wrestling Superstars of the 90s DVD Set

THREE DISC SET

The Superstars of the "Attitude Era" are featured in this 3-Disc set including The Undertaker, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, The Rock, Bret Hart, and more!

Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Rock. Triple H. Undertaker. Hollywood Hogan. The 90s saw these icons become household names as professional wrestling exploded onto the pop culture scene, and a Monday Night War was drawing close to 10 million television views per week. Now, fans can relive that era with The Greatest Stars of the 90s. This three-disc set is packed with profiles of 15 of the biggest stars, as well as 16 great matches from the era, interviews and more.

Disc 1

• Tazz - Introduction
• Shawn Michaels
• From the Smallest Champion to the Largest
• Yokozuna
• Samoan Culture
• The Rock
• Drawing the Casual Fan
• Women of the 90s
• Tough and Sexy
• Kevin Nash
• Battle for Superstardom
• Owen Hart
• Fun Filled Memories
• Ric Flair
• Infamous Figure
• Mick Foley
• The Quest for Success
• Not So Great Stars of the 90s
• The Reinvention
• Hulk Hogan
• Attitude and Controversy
• Triple H
• Technical Savvy
• Bret Hart
• Pop Culture Phenomenon
• Vince McMahon / Eric Bischoff / Paul Heyman
• The Total Package
• Lex Luger
• The IT Factor
• Sting
• The Bad Guy
• Razor Ramon
• Respect
• The Undertaker
• A Rebel
• Stone Cold Steve Austin
• Tazz - Close
  
  Extras
  
  Razor Ramon Restaurant Vignette
  July 11, 1992
  
  The Undertaker Builds a Coffin for Yokozuna
  December 1993
  
  Bret Hart New Generation Vignette
  July 1994
  
  Owen Hart Inside a Steel Cage
  August 20, 1994
  
  Shawn Michaels Press Conference Before WrestleMania XI
  February 28, 1995
  
  Hunter Hearst Helmsley - "Riff Raff"
  April 15, 1995
  
  Mankind And God Created Mankind
  January 6, 1996
  
  Scott Hall & Kevin Nash N.W.O. Vignette
  August 19, 1996
  
  The Hart Foundation Reunites
  March 31, 1997
  
  D-Generation X Reenacts the Montreal Incident
  November 24, 1997
  
  The Rock Reads Steve Austins Eulogy
  April 19, 1999
  
  Steve Austin remembers the Shockmaster