Originally posted by Matt TrackerCan it be more informative than his book?
Well, the book was published by the WWE. When a book is released under their banner, I often wonder if I'm reading the true story or a Vince version. I remember reading somewhere that the WWE wanted to make some serious changes to Bret's book if they were to publish it.
This interview, I think, will be a lot better than the book.
They shot him for three full working days over a three week period. Their intention is to release a three-disc set that will be available in stores and a four-disc set that will only be avilable on their web-site. They are taking pre-orders for $24.95 and $29.95. Their target date is the middle of November.
They covered his entire career. In their blog they have specifically said that some stories that repeat material are being cut to make room for new material and untold stories.
Originally posted by LlakorSupposedly HighSpots paid $50, 000 for the shoot.
$50K? You think they'll get their money back?
Anyone know how that profit model is supposed to work?
Originally posted by PWIManiaDespite the black eye he received during an altercation over the weekend, things will go ahead as planned for Ric Flair to record his shoot interview DVD with Highspots.com today. The bidding war for the Flair shoot interview apparently topped off at $50,000. Most feel the investment will be worth it, as the recent Scott Hall & Kevin Nash DVD grossed over $50,000.
My own personal opinion is that the figure is inflated by mutual agreement because it allows Flair to charge more for personal appearances and it encourages sales of the DVD.
Originally posted by CajunManVery interesting and surprising comments about Cena. Anyone know why these scenes were deleted?
Originally posted by yaKKo[HighSpots.com] shot him for three full working days over a three week period.
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They covered his entire career. In their blog they have specifically said that some stories that repeat material are being cut to make room for new material and untold stories.
I'm torn. Part of me says Flair has sunk pretty low to do an IWC shoot-interview DVD already. That almost puts him with the likes of The Honky Tonk Man, New Jack, and The Sandman in my mind. Then another part of me says "This guy got paid $50k for 3 days work over 3 weeks, where can I get me some of that!"
Originally posted by Shem the PenmanSo now I'm curious -- what *did* Flair say about Cena?
The comments are in the Youtube video linked in the first post. In short, Flair has a lot of praise for him and says he might be the greatest performer around today, though he's not the greatest 'worker'.
Originally posted by Shem the PenmanSo now I'm curious -- what *did* Flair say about Cena?
The comments are in the Youtube video linked in the first post. In short, Flair has a lot of praise for him and says he might be the greatest performer around today, though he's not the greatest 'worker'.
Thanks. Watching the video won't do anything for me until someone invents closed captioning for Youtube.
"The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power. Now do you begin to understand me?"
Originally posted by CajunManVery interesting and surprising comments about Cena. Anyone know why these scenes were deleted?
My guess is they are deleted because they aren't considered juicy enough. Who want's to hear that he thinks Cena, Taker, Shawn and HHH are great? That Wahoo was pimp? I find it interesting hearing all that...but in terms of selling DVD's....that information isn't a draw.
Lashley was awesome as a silent bad ass heel back in 2014 with MVP as his mouthpiece and his in ring work has been really strong the last few years. I feel like he's best cast as a heel.