WWE: The Legacy of Stone Cold Steve Austin

Well, almost. Not that Austin wasn't a hellraiser for all of his career, but the thing that jumped out to me on the final disc--and I think I always knew this--is that Austin's great run as a heel in 2001 was entirely omitted. I already knew Steve himself hated that at that stage of his career (What), but I always thought it was a great re-invention of his character--and aside from that obvious word--there were just too many funny moments not to have at least a sample here.At any rate, I'm sure there are other Austin DVDs. As for this one, not shabby at all, as far as matches picked & Stone Cold himself probably being his harshest critic as far as his own view of his matches; apparently WM 14 really sucked. Some of the more obvious stuff is already covered, like the issues with WCW & ECW and some of those legendary shoots.Jumping to WWE, Austin 3:16, the 6-time World Champ--it's all pretty much covered.I guess the last match to close out Disc 3 was the best of the series, even beating the Austin/Rock finale 2003. Pretty much everything an Austin fan might want from this set apart from the lack of WHAT...

I ordered the WWE Legend series DVD's Volumes 1 & 2 for my great-grandson's upcoming birthday. When I saw Amazon was also offering the Legacy of Stone Cold Steve Austin, I ordered it immediately to go with the other two. Stone Cold Steve Austin is one of his favorites so this will definitely be a big hit. It's a 3 DVD set and if you know a WWE fan, this would be the perfect gift.

I watch wrestling when I was much younger and didn't understand what was going on and the only people I knew where Hulk Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage. Years later I would find a new appreciation for wrestling around 1997 and 1998, the Attitude Era. The biggest name in wrestling at that time was Stone Cold Steve Austin. I admired his rebel with a cause attitude and to this day, I find myself popping in a WWE dvd to remind me of a great Attitude era of wrestling, which IMO was the greatest era for wrestling. Stone Cold, along with Chyna, The Rock, The Undertaker, Kane, Mankind, etc helped me as an adolescent because on Monday nights I had something to look forward to. Purchase this DVD as a reminder, you won't be disappointed.

Received in a timely fashion, case in great shape, all original leaflets & promotional items included. DVD's showed no wear & tear, no scratches or irregularities that would cause concern on playback! Would definitely use seller again in future if given the opportunity!

This collection is good, but not great. I found the Austin segments on the RAW 15th Anniversary DVD more entertaining. I am very grateful for the Survivor Series '96 bout with The Hitman, though.Nonetheless, Stone Cold was the man and I seriously doubt wrestling and the WWE will ever experience another boom like they did with him & The Rock, as well as with Hulk Hogan in the mid-80's.A W/WW/F/E fan since the the days of Bob Backlund and Vince's canary yellow jackets, I lived for Monday nights from 1997-2001. It's been completely downhill since Austin turned heel at WM-X7 in Houston (an awesome match with The Rock!). The biggest glimmer of hope for me since was WMXX in '04 with Benoit winning the title at MSG. That ended and we've been stuck with nothing but John Cena & HHHHHHHHH ever since. Eh...Austin's legacy will live on and probably haunt the McMahon's for generations to come as they'll never tap into another persona like Stone Cold's ever again.

This DVD is a must have for all the fans of Stone Cold Steve Austin, the greatest superstar in the history of the WWE, "the toughest S.O.B. in the history of the WWE" (as the WWE Chairman introduced him in to the WWE Hall of Fame 2009)From his worst times to the dawn of the Austin 3:16, to the greatest matches with The Rock, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, etc. everything is described by Stone Cold himself which will give every fan to have a new view about the character Stone Cold Steve Austin.This is a great WWE DVD every fan should have, and I'm watching the DVD for the 12th time at this moment too.

Only plays in my Windows Laptop or PC. Does not work on some DVD players or computers with different operating systems. This is a big warning. And I still think that the best time for wrestling was the 1990's. Man, that's when wrestling was kick a** and take names. Now the WWE product is boring and no good story-lines. You know for sure, you can't say f*** you on TV anymore, or give the middle finger.It gets 3 stars because SCSA is a legend but I took 2 stars off because the DVD only works in some laptops, PC's and computers.

What can I say, if you're truly a Stone Cold fan, you definetely must have this DVD. Noy only it highlights some of Steve Austin's best moments in his career but also some of his best matches. When I saw it I was impressed but at the same time I felt it needed more, more content, including matches and perhaps more highlights of the classic rivalry between Vince and Steve Austin. But, in any case if you want to add content to your wrestling DVD library you must have some of Steve Austin and this DVD set makes the perfect and worthy buy either you are a Stone Cold fan or not.