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A one of a kind DVD set
This is an awesome DVD set with some really killer matches and extras. Matches are rated out of 5 stars. <
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>Robbie V vs. Pat Rose - This one is ok, it's only on here to show RVD's WCW debut, however he does show us that he was always an amazing athlete by pulling some high-flying moves off **1/2 <
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>Robbie V vs. Scotty Flamingo - Once again ok, but only on the DVD to highlight RVD's time in WCW. Here he's taking on a guy who would later be called Raven (for those who didn't know) not much going on, though ** <
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>RVD vs. Axl Rotten - Finally, we get to the ECW chapter. A very entertaining match, even though they don't use any weapons. Cool over-the-top flip by RVD ***1/2 <
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>RVD vs. Sabu (Hostile City Showdown) - The best RVD/Sabu match, this one will keep you begging for more when it's finally over, lengthy, awesome and crazy ***** <
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>RVD vs. Sabu (Hardcore Heaven) - First one's better, but that's not saying this match is any more horrible, some sick bumps taken by Rob and Sabu, both men carried out on stretcher ****1/2 <
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>RVD/Sabu vs. The Eliminators - Saturn and Kronus were always a great tag team but so was Rob and Sabu. A great tag team match with some seriously insane double team moves **** <
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>RVD vs. Lance Storm - a really cool match, even though some people don't like it. Weak chair shots by Storm and great chair work by Rob cool finish *** <
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>RVD vs. Jeff Hardy (Raw) - Squash match, only reason it's on here is too capitalize on the "Mr. Monday Night" name. Pretty weak match *1/2 <
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>RVD vs. Tommy Dreamer (Flag vs. Flag match) - The match is great with some great wrestling by both men, super weak ending ***1/2 <
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>RVD vs. Bam Bam Bigelow - This match is one of the very best on the DVD Rvd takes some awesome leaps and the way it ends was very creative ***** <
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>RVD vs. Jerry Lynn (Living Dangerously) - Oh my god what can I say that hasn't been said yet, this match is freakin' awesome way better than their 2nd match. Jerry Lynn could've been champ ***** <
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>RVD vs. Balls Mahoney - This is to only capitalize on the defenses of the television title. This match is still pretty good **** <
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>RVD vs. Jerry Lynn (Guilty as Charged) - A so-so encounter compared to their first match, only good thing is the bumps that both men took, cool finish ***1/2 <
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>RVD vs. Jeff Hardy (Invasion) - One of Rob's finer WWE matches but not his greatest, again there were some serious bumps taken by both men **** <
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>RVD vs. Chris Jericho - This is Rob's first ever actual time as being accepted as a member of the WWE roster, Rob would later lose the KOTR tournament to an undeserving Brock **** <
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>RVD vs. Christian (Ladder match for the IC title) - I absolutely love this match, even if it is a little short, some really cool ladder moves and one of RVD's best singlets, I think *****

RVD: One of a Kind
This is a really great collection of the career of Rob Van Dam. Similar to Shawn Michaels:From the Vault and Hard Knocks: The Chris Benoit Story, this DVD features an interview with RVD followed by a match, an interview, match and so on, to tell the story of his career. There are some classic matches here too, most of which took place in ECW. On this DVD, you get the DVD debut of 3 matches featuring Rob and Sabu. 2 of the matches are one-on-one encounters and another is a killer tag team match pitting RVD and Sabu against the Eliminators (at the time, the best tag team in the world). This set is worth buying just to see these 3 classics, but you also get RVD's WCW debut (I didn't even know RVD had wrestled there until I bought this) and commentaries from RVD and Paul Heyman during one of the Sabu matches and during the Balls Mahoney match. These commentaries are very insightful and I've listened to them more than once. RVD's comments are pretty entertaining, but it's Paul Heyman who shines in this area. Paul's comments are very informative and entertaining at the same time. Paul needs his own talk show on WWE 24/7 where he simply talks about the sport with other wrestlers, relive certain moments, etc., he would be excellent for that. <
>RVD fans will love this collection for the matches making their DVD debut and the commentaries from Paul Heyman and Rob himself. Also, unlike the Mick Foley DVD, you can turn the commentaries on or off. <
>Bottom line: another great WWE career DVD set!