Mick Foley's : Greatest Hits & Misses - A Life In Wrestling (Hardcore Edition)

Perfect!

For all you hardcore wrestling and Mick Foley fans, this is one you need to add to your collection. See some of his best matches are on here. My only gripe is that it doesn't show his Japanese barb wire matches with Terry Funk. Otherwise, it is still a good collection of his best matches in WCW, ECW, and WWE.

As described. Fast ship

The first thing I’d like to clarify here is that there are 2 separate versions of this boxset. The original 2 disk release and a Hardcore edition which was released a few years later and includes an additional third disk (the first 2 disks are still the same).The boxset doesn’t have a documentary as such, but opens with Mick Foley sitting on a chair in a WWE studio from the 90s and he simply introduces each match with a brief backstory and any personal thoughts or opinions he has on that particular match.The first disk covers his favourite ECW matches, but as a more traditional WWE fan, I didn’t find these particularly interesting.The second disk is where the money is to be honest and features all his WWE classics such as the Shawn Michaels Mind Games brawl – which he says is his best performance ever – the hell in the cell match with Taker, the Royal Rumble Street fight with Triple H and a few others.The final disk for those of you interested in the Hardcore edition is a series of matches introduced by Mick Foley and Joey Styles. These matches include the classic Wrestlemania clash with Edge and the Summerslam match with Ric Flair which isn’t particularly great to be honest. The important thing to note here is that Mick Foley and Joey Styles do voice over commentary for all the matches on this disk – and there is no option to revert to the original commentary.Each disk also contains a lot of extras such as pre and post match interviews.I should also mention here that the old WWF attitude logo is blurred where it exists and really take something away from the viewing pleasure, but this is a common complaint and not something that is unique to this boxset.Overall this is a nice collection for the Foley fans out there, especially if you want the ECW content, but not a must own in my view due to a lack of documentary and most of the matches already being available on numerous other boxsets.No need to pay extra for the Hardcore edition in my opinion!

It was awesome.