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# Wwe: United We Slam - The Best Of Great American Bash [DVD]

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### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    The Good, The Bad & The Ugly!!!
  

*by T***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 July 2014*

As a long time, HUGE, WCW fan (especially in my early teens) I was really looking forward to this 3 disc set from Fremantle Media. The subtitle - The Best Of Great American Bash - leads you to expect a DVD compilation that will at least do the event justice. And unfortunately, this set doesn't quite live up to that standard. The Great American Bash was a long standing WCW pay-per-view tradition, much like Starrcade, Halloween Havoc or SuperBrawl. There are no WWE matches featured on any of the discs, so be warned if you're expecting some action from the other side of the fence.Dusty Rhodes is on hand to talk a bit about the Bash, provide links between *some* of the matches and for *alternate* commentary. Unlike Booker T and DDP, however, he does a poor job of hosting. The man can barely string a coherent sentence together, often doesn't finish his sentences; and speaks in southern Texan drawl that can be highly difficult to understand. The alternate commentary on disc 1 should have been made optional, but isn't. Instead of professional commentary from Jim Ross, we get Dusty and Larry Zbysko not even calling the matches.It seems to me they'd rather make a mockery of mid 80's cameramen, fashion sense and workers like Nikita Koloff, Road Warrior Hawk and Lex Luger. I'd also add that they add very little to each match. Nothing they say is particularly interesting, entertaining or worth listening to.Disc 1 kicks off with Flair Vs. Koloff for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship in July of 1985. I always liked Nikita as a performer and this is a pretty solid outdoor match. Being '85 it has a slower pace - as you'd expect - but you've got Nikita's raw power and strength versus Flair's ring savvy and technical expertise. There is one crazy moment when a fan hits the ring, very quickly followed by two or more police officers. It doesn't have the feel of a Flair/Ricky Steamboat wrestling classic, but is nevertheless an entertaining match to start things off.We then have an NWA tag team match featuring the always underrated Rock N' Roll Express Vs. Arn & Ole Anderson. I would've enjoyed this match a lot more if it wasn't for the inane *special* commentary. Rhodes and Zbysko are needlessly distracting throughout a classic see saw battle with a hot crowd. Arn Anderson adopts his usual ground and pound style approach, whilst Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson rely on speed and agility. I will say that everything the Rock N' Roll did in terms of performance was always well timed and expertly executed.The July '86 Steel Cage Match between Rhodes and Flair is pretty standard. It doesn't have anywhere near the intensity of Flair Vs. Garvin from Starrcade '87. In fact, despite his success, I've never really rated Dusty Rhodes as one of the *all time* greats. He arrogantly describes it as a classic match, but in my estimation it's far from classic. Flair does most of the work, whilst Rhodes throws some punches and drops a couple of elbows. Granted he wins the World Title for a third time in front of an elated crowd, but this bout really didn't do much for me.We're then treated to War Games '87. A brutal two cage, double ring match between Dusty Rhodes, The Road Warriors, Nikita Koloff and Paul Ellering Vs. Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, Tully Blanchard, Lex Luger and JJ Dillon. The image quality (from certain camera angles) isn't quite up to par, but that can easily be forgiven. I did find the commentary to be too quiet and some of it is fairly indistinguishable from crowd noise. This was a violent fight with plenty of action, but perhaps best remembered for the sick bump JJ Dillon takes on his shoulder from Hawk and Animal.The final match on the first disc is Sting & Lex Luger Vs. The Road Warriors aka. Hawk and Animal. If you've never seen them go at it (this bout is from 1988's Bash), I'd recommend watching this match. Again though, the exclusive commentary is pretty annoying. I'd much rather they'd stuck with the original commentators; whether that be Jim Ross, Tony Shiavone or Jesse Ventura. This is more of a power match between four men who were arguably in their absolute prime. It's also been well documented that The Road Warriors were perhaps the most intimidating team in wrestling history.I'd just like to add it also p***** me off that Jesse 'The Body' Ventura's commentary has been unnecessarily removed from all the matches he commentated on. Likely because as a 'heel' announcer he occasionally made disparaging remarks towards the competition. It really is pathetic that WWE in general can't accept the fact that not all wrestling fans are/were WWE fans. I'm also annoyed that you won't find a single Ron Simmons match - a major WCW superstar - from this time period. A bit more variety in these releases really wouldn't go amiss.The double header on disc 2 - between Sting Vs. The Great Muta and Ric Flair Vs. Terry Funk - almost restores my faith in this being a quality set to own. Both matches are exceptional without outstaying their welcome. Muta shows exactly why he was named The Pearl of The Orient and proves a perfect match for Sting. Likewise Funk takes Flair to another level with his particular brand of iron-branding crazy. There's also an excellent post match two on two brawl outside of the ring; where all four men just continue beating down on each other.The July '90 NWA World Heavyweight Championship match seems like a pointless showcase. It's Sting's first NWA World Title win (not a spoiler as this is common knowledge) and has been featured on multiple releases. Once you've seen it half a dozen times the match may begin to grate. It's by no means a bad contest, but the angle is obviously Sting's post injured knee, so it gets a bit old with Flair's usual figure four routine. Nevertheless it's another stellar hot crowd and there's plenty of will-he-won't-he back and forth action; plus Flair really puts Sting over.On the same card we're given a tag team match between The Steiner Brothers Vs. The Fabulous Freebirds. This is during the Freebirds' camp/makeup phase and to be honest I'm not sure why this match is on here. Both teams had far better matches throughout their careers. It's almost like a squash match and Michael Hayes and Jimmy Garvin either seem quite lazy or just out of their depth. Scott Steiner was, of course, an absolute power house who could suplex anybody out of their boots. I've edited this review to say it's better than I first thought; although this is really Rick and Scott's match. Check out the power moves on offer though, as well as Scott Steiner's unbelievable standing Frankensteiner.We're then treated to a match from the 1992 event featuring the great pairing of Dustin Rhodes and Barry Windham Vs. Stunning Steve Austin and Rick Rude. This is a genuinely classic tag team confrontation with Austin and Rude constantly cutting Windham off from making a hot tag. Rude uses his - legal - piledriver (arguably the best piledriver in wrestling history), whilst Austin proves that once upon a time he actually knew how to wrestle. Dustin proves his worth as a WCW fan favourite long before he ever allowed himself to become a dismally costumed freak.If you've never seen Sting Vs. Big Van Vader definitely check out their Heavyweight Title match from the same year. This was a big match given Sting's - legitimate - previous injuries at the hands of Vader. What this bout won't show you is how long their feud went on for or the level some of their battles took it to. Whilst this is still a great match to watch I find myself longing for their more brutal four corners Leather Strap series of bouts. Sting suplexes Vader like he's a featherweight, whilst Vader's powerbomb still makes me want to cringe from its impact.Disc 3 gets going with yet *another* Flair match against Randy Savage. To be honest I've seen enough Ric Flair matches to last me a lifetime. I didn't bother watching this one so can't comment on the action or quality. Flair rarely changed things up in the ring, so whilst he *could* put on good matches, I wouldn't expect this to be any different. It just seems like a Wrestlemania rehash, which probably didn't need to happen. The following contest is a repeat bout (from WCW's Greatest Pay Per View Matches) between the always reliable DDP and the late, great 'Macho Man' Randy Savage.The Cruiserweights then take things up a gear. Ultimo Dragon Vs. Psicosis is one of the best cruiserweight contests I've ever seen. I only wish WWE/Fremantle would release a set on WCW's awesome Cruiserweights; or give us more of these kind of spectacular matches. I'd especially like to see more Ultimo Dragon/Psicosis bouts on future sets. It's simply outstanding, even more so than Chavo Guerrero Vs. Eddie or Chris Jericho Vs. Dean Malenko. (Both are great matches in their own right, although I'd take Chavo Vs. Eddie for being more entertaining).What can I say about Piper and Macho Man Vs. Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart? It's just an appalling match from start to finish. Hogan can't wrestle, Piper's clearly past it, Macho Man doesn't have an opponent to wrestle and Bret's lost all his motivation. For a Best Of DVD this match probably shouldn't have been included. It's nothing more than a complete waste of time.If you're still watching, to round things off there's an okay Ambulance Match between DDP and Mike Awesome. Awesome could at least wrestle and was a solid worker. The ending's kind of annoying and the match could have perhaps gone longer, but it's still worth a watch. The final match - Jarrett Vs. Kevin Nash - was another contest I didn't bother with. I've never cared for Nash - who post WWE couldn't wrestle a decent match if he tried - and Jarrett was never as good as he thought he was. I've read - from other sources - that this match is overbooked and pretty awful.And there we have it. If you're asking yourself whether this is a set worth owning... I'd say get Volume 1 of WCW's Greatest Pay Per View Matches instead (hosted by Booker T). This was a great nostalgia trip, but The Great American Bash is let down by some poor hosting, poor alternate commentaries, below average presentation and a few questionable match choices. There's also no documentary portion so you can't really get a feel for what the event meant or why it came about. Overall though, despite enjoying *most* of what's on here, I'd suggest that you look up a couple of youtube videos first. The Sting/Muta match and Psicosis Dragon bout are the two that really swung it for me.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Great!!
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 January 2019*

Great blu ray with classic match ups. Hilariously presented by the American dream himself. A must watch!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    ... this yet but I know i am going to enjoy it
  

*by J***1 on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 October 2017*

I haven’t watched this yet but I know i am going to enjoy it

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