“Mr. WrestleMania” vs. “The Dead Man” highlights a four-hour PPV event with way too much filler.

For someone who is a casual fan of wrestling or is new to watching WWE, Best Pay-Per-View Matches 2009-2010 is like “WWE 101” in a box.

Is it wrong of me that I enjoy watching grown men get tossed into the air and falling face first onto the floor below?

Tables, ladders, and chairs…OH MY GOD! I miss Joey Styles.

I would love to write my autobiography detailing my life between the years of 2002 – 2005. That’s all you need to know people.

If this is the last Survivor Series I’ll ever see then at least it wasn’t a bad one. But I’m STILL upset.

Just because you’re all big and muscle-ey and strong and could probably break my spine with a single punch doesn’t give you the right to brag. Ok, just for this one PPV.

Wow. Let me just say that I would like to congratulate TNA for impressing me beyond all belief with almost all of this Pay-Per-View. It’s too bad the Antichrist would enter the promotion just a few weeks later.

WWE has released some great collections before, but this is by far one of the best.

Don’t forget to say your prayers and take your vitamins because they are just…too…sweeeettttt!

Hell in a Cell really showed me something by producing a damn fine PPV in just its first go-round.

When you’re already considered the B-show, it really doesn’t help a lot when your “best of” collection gets the same sort of treatment and certainly doesn’t do much to bring in new fans.

WCW actually held its own for such a long time that it appeared as if they would succeed and prosper over Vince McMahon’s WWE. That would be the “rise,” but it was only a matter of time before things started to go downhill and we would see the “fall.”

The WWE could make me a lot more thankful if they would be willing to head back to their old ways and keep the traditional elimination tag bouts in full swing on each PPV. Either that or the Gooker.

I am thankful that the WWE finally bit the bullet and put some of the greatest PPVs on DVD so that they could come home into my grubby little paws.

When the ultimate moment is there and you can either continue on in severe pain and torture or relieve yourself of the agony; are you willing to do what it takes? Are you willing to give it all up? Are you going to just finally say the words “I quit” so that you can feel some sort of relief as the pressure is lifted? Or will you continue to fight through and persevere getting pushed as far as you possibly can. Will you move forward and then when you can’t be pushed anymore…realize you’re at your breaking point?

[SummerSlam 2009] should be the PPV event that lets us see some of the greatest matches…sadly this was not the huge missile firework I was hoping it would be.

Perhaps the only people that will want to pick up this DVD are those that collect every WWE release, but don’t you dare watch it.

Way to finish up with a BANG here WWE. Please note the sarcasm.

Volume three of the SummerSlam Anthology is without a doubt the best one so far. Whether the final installment can live up to the hype and outdo this one remains to be seen, but I’m going to honestly have to go with a “negative captain.”