WWE: Allied Powers - The World's Greatest Tag Teams

I have 15-20 of these best of collections and this one really surprised me. I don't particularly care for the narrators: The Miz and Johnny from M&M or MNM.This set has tag teams from all eras. In between matches it has 3-5 minute highlights from various teams, including ones that don't have matches like The Bushwackers and The Mega Powers.Here are the matches:Disc 1:British Bulldogs vs Hart FoundationSteiner Brothers vs Hiroshi Hase & Kensuke Sasaki - Title vs TitleKiller Bees vs Demolition - 2 out of 3 fallsEdge & Christian vs Hardy BoysFabulous Freebirds vs Kerry Von Erich & Kevin Von ErichFunk Brothers vs Brisco BrothersHarlem Heat vs Steiner BrothersFantastics vs Midnight ExpressPublic Enemy vs Nasty Boys - Falls count anywhereRockers vs Brain BustersDisc 2:Strike Force vs DemolitionBarry Windham & Mike Rotundo vs Iron Sheik & Nikolai VolkoffDudley Boys vs Hardy Boys - Steel cageOutsiders vs Harlem HeatSting & Nikita Koloff vs Arn Anderson & Tully BlanchardNick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens vs Red Bastien & Billy RobinsonThe Miz & John Morrison vs Rey Mysterio & Shawn MichaelsRougeau Brothers vs Hart FoundationDisc 3:Edge & Christian vs Dudley Boys vs Hardy Boys - TLCRock 'N' Roll Express vs Ivan Koloff & Khrusher KhruschevNew Age Outlaws vs Rock 'N' SockD-Generation X (HHH/Shawn Michaels) vs Edge & Randy OrtonLos Guerreros vs World's Greatest Tag Team (Sheldon Benjamin & Charlie Hoss)Tully Blanchard & Lex Luger vs Nikita Koloff & Dusty Rhodes - tournament finalsLegion of Doom vs Money Inc.

Can't you see the cover? That should be enough in itself to tempt ANY WWE fan to buy this. Do it, give in! Action packed (if a little skimpy :( for my want), this DVD collections focuses on some great Tag Teams. I say a must-have for the inner-nostalgic :)

This Blu Ray was surprisingly inclusive given the many great tag teams to choose from. This is the wrestling equivalent of a sampler platter but it's a darn good sampler.

Pleasantly surprised to see this set cover tag teams going back to the 80s and 70s. Miz and Morrison do a good job as hosts, some may find their goofy personas annoying. Every team gets showcased with a match, somne they go into some detail about. This is a few years old now so don't expect any recent teams here.

I am happy with my recent purchase of wwe: allied powers- the world's greatest tag teams dvd, it features many great tag teams and a lot of good matches over the past three decades.

Great quality

This DVD is basically the epitome of what they call a "clusterf***" in the wrestling business. It's basically too much crammed into too little of a space, and no one wins in the end.The structure of the DVD is as follows: A certain team is introduced with a 1-2 minute highlight video with archived voiceovers from commentators and promos. There are no interviews with the wrestlers themselves, their peers, or current wrestlers who grew up idolizing them - three aspects which have been staples of WWE compilation DVD's for years. The highlight video is followed up by one match highlighting that team, then on to the next one.One thing you notice from the jump is that you never know what to expect from one match to the next. Each match/tag team is completely random in terms of the era and federation in which they competed. Just as an example from Disc 1, it goes from the Steiner Brothers to the Hardy Boys to the Fabulous Freebirds. That might make sense if these teams were organized into some sort of countdown of the "Best Tag Teams of All Time," but they're not. The organization of the DVD truly boggles my mind.On top of that, the matches are nothing special. None of these matches were career-defining for any of these teams - probably because those matches are either featured on other DVD's, or there simply wasn't room for them. If someone picks up this DVD having never seen a certain team perform before, they will get only an unfair glimpse of just how great that team was.I think it would have been a better idea to organize the best tag team matches either by decade or by federation (AWA/NWA/WCW/WWF/whatever). This type of structure has been done on numerous occasions throughout the rest of WWE's extensive DVD catalog, so it doesn't seem like too much of a stretch. I can't imagine why such a completely disorganized and disappointing DVD was put together.

well first off it shows all of the greatest tag teams in history wonderful kind of wished they could have put a bit more matches

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Good item, good price, fast delivery!

Very quick delivery & happy with purchase

Excellent

Einfach eine tolle Box. Klasse Kämpfe aus den 80ern, 90ern, ja sogar aus den 70ern. Dazu tolle Infos über die TagTeams. Kann die DVD Box nur jedem Wrestlingfan (der etwas älter ist/schon lange dabei) oder jedem jungen "Fan der etwas über die "gute alte Zeit" sehen will empfehlen.