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Hulk Hogan In Your Face, The Lost Episodes Of The Xwf [DVD] | ![Hulk Hogan In Your Face, The Lost Episodes Of The Xwf [DVD]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51SJKXQXwYL._SL160_.jpg) | Artist: Hulk Hogan Studio: Delta Leisure Group Plc Category: DVD
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Seller: offshoredirect Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 45204
Format: PAL Language: English (Unknown) Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Region: 0 Number Of Discs: 1 Running Time: 174 Minutes Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 5024952949120 ASIN: B0012X6ROW
Release Date: March 10, 2008 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Customer Reviews: XWF. In Your Face! August 4, 2009 Constantino Darren Pineiro Wadham (Herts) Disc 1:
br /Big Vito Vs Buff Bagwell
br /Marty Janetty Vs Hail (w/Jimmy Hart)
br /Horrace Hogan Vs 'British Steel' Ian Harrison
br /XWF Cruiserweight Championship Battle Royal. (feat. AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, Kid Kash, Juventud Guerera, Psychosis, Low Ki, Prince Iukea and Billy Fives)
br /The Nasty Boys Vs The Shane Twins
br /Curt Hennig (aka Mr Perfect)w/Bobby 'The Brain' Heenan Vs Vampiro
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br /Disc 2:
br /Juventud Guerera Psychosis Vs Konan Ray Gonzalez
br /Simon Diamond w/Dawn Marie Vs Jerry 'The King' Lawler w/Jimmy Hart Vs Knuckles
br /Johny B. Badd (aka.Mark Mero) Vs Norman Smiley
br /The Shane Twins Vs The Road Warriors (aka. L.O.D)
br /Curt Hennig w/Bobby Heenan Vs Buff Bagwell
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br /Disc 3:
br /Marty Janetty Vs Drezden
br /Horace Hogan Vs Josh Mathews (from MTV's Tough Enough)
br /Shane Twins VS The South Philly Posse (aka.The Public Enemy)w/Jasmine StClair
br /AJ Styles Vs Kid Kash
br /Vapor w/Sonny Onoo Vs Jimmy Snuka Jr w/'Superfly' Jimmy Snuka
br /Curt Hennig Ian Harrison Vs Buff Bagwell Vampiro
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br /PLUS MANY SPECIAL EXTRAS Including: A never seen before match:
br /HULK HOGAN Vs CURT HENNIG
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br /Comentary is provided by WCW's Tony Chiavonie and WWE's Jerry Lawler!
br /And there are loads of guest aperances including Hulk Hogan, Rowdy Roddy Pipper, Sable, Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine, 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan, Gene Simmons Paul Stanley from KISS and Alice Cooper.
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br /Shame they couldent get a TV deal before Vince McMahon raided the locker room. But at least these 3 pilot episodes will be forever inmortalised on DVD.
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Interesting Look At What Might Have Been.... March 21, 2008 WCW Fan (Wales) 3 out of 4 found this review helpful
The XWF was set up in 2001, shortly after World Championship Wrestling went out of business. The purpose of the XWF was to fill the void that WCW had left and to give fans an alternative to WWE (or at the time, the WWF).
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br /The XWF (ran by Jimmy Hart, Hulk Hogan, Greg Valentine Brian Knobs) certainly had the star power and the potential to succeed, but sadly the end product never made it to our screens.
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br /Here on this DVD, we can finally get to see the "Lost Episodes" of the XWF.
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br /It's hosted by Hart Knobs (which is a detrament to the overall production, really) and features many former WWE/WCW/ECW names that all fans will be familiar with, as well as some that you may not have heard of (and in some cases, probably won't again).
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br /Mean Gene is the interviewer, former WCW talent Tony Schiavone is on commentary (with Jerry "The King" Lawler, during Lawler's exodus from the WWF), Rena "Sable" Mero is the XWF CEO and Roddy Piper is the Commissioner.
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br /The motto of the XWF is (or was) "No Prima Donnas", but there's no shortage of big-headed muscle-heads like Buff Bagwell and washed-up acts like The Nasty Boys.
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br /That said, there is some great action on display from the younger generation (Vampiro, AJ Styles, Kid Kash etc) and it is a guilty pleasure to see Hulk Hogan in the ring again (although it's only once and as an DVD extra. The fact the Hogan is plastered all over the DVD cover should amount to false advertising).
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br /While it has its flaws, this DVD still shows that the XWF (which offered a more family-friendly approach to wrestling) could have made it had everyone involved (especially Hogan, who talks about a lack of finances and the like as being the main reason that the XWF didn't make it, even though he was eyeing up a WWF return all along) stayed focused on the company and marketed it more (I don't believe for a minute that no TV company in America or the world didn't want to commit to this after they'd already started filming it).
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br /Even if you like your're wrestling a bit more "grown up" and action-packed, you should still check this out. It's a great piece of wrestling history that should be viewed by "old school" and "new school" fans alike.
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