WWE Home Video

That's probably, like, Bret won his first world title, WWF world title, against Flair in '92 on a, on a house show.

Yeah, that was later released on Col- uh, Coliseum Video, yeah.

Probably Diesel.

You know why? It's efficient.

And that's the best of the WWF Volume 8.

Now, Mean Gene introduces us to this Coliseum video and mentions that...

The WWF produces, on average, 1,200 hours of WWF programming a year.

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Yeah,

we just got some nice royalty-free classical music playing.

Oh, yeah, they had a lot of royalty-free classical music on these WWF Coliseum videotapes, especially that opening with the...

I mean, we didn't get it on the vault presentation of this tape, but you know what I'm talking about.

Oh, Coliseum Video?

Coliseum Videos, yeah.

And they are weekly putting a different new video, a different new old video into their selection.

They have 48 selections now.

Wow.

See, that I would be interested in because that is some of my best early wrestling memories of going to the video store, renting those Coliseum videos.

They started out pretty scarce.

There was only about five, six of them when they started out, and then every couple of months they'd put out another one and that would be my go-to.

Okay.

And we're going to review one of the best of the WWF VHS tapes from Coliseum Video that have been put out by the network.

Ooh.

Ooh, sounds fun.

That took place on April 5th, and they would, they'd be like, uh, "You can get WrestleMania IX," like, this is like the day after or whatever, so April 4th, maybe it took place, whatever.

Anyway, they'd be like, uh, "You can get it on Coliseum Video April 23rd." Like, three weeks.

Not two months.

Yeah.