The star rating by no means represents Silvervison's generous price. I love the "Tagged classics" concept aswell (Although the grey box art is dull). The reason I have given this set 2 stars is due to the fact WWE missed the boat on the nWo DVD and well, the less said about the very boring Diesel & Razor Ramon disc the better. I only started watching wrestling properly after the awesome PPV that was SummerSlam 2002; so I missed virtually everything to do with the nWo. I picked this up hoping for an extensive insight into the crew that kicked off the "attitude era" only to find a very rushed documentary that was all in all, underwhelming. The matches featured are great but the fact there are only four to watch is criminal.

So here we first start of with nWo Back In Black, It Starts of by showing Hogan's/Nash's & Hall's History. Then we get to see Hall's debut on Nitro then Nash's, after this The nWo go on a rampage. What we see is basically a compilation of The nWo up until they joined WWE. It would have been nice to have seen The Full Hogan/Giant Road Wild Match but least we got to see how The Now Infamous nWo Title was created. Special Features have some matches from The nWo's early days. One thing I did like about this was that The Nash/Goldberg Starrcade 98 match was on here. Then we only get one match from their return in WWE and it's The nWo vs Austin & The Rock.

Next we have Big Daddy Cool Diesel not much on here really they could have done better, it would have been nice to have a match with Razor on here but it's still good.

Now on to the best thing about this DVD Oozing Machismo Razor Ramon Here we see Razor in his prime and some of his best matches, The Match with Rick ''The Model'' Martel for example was an amazing match up with Razor winning his first I.C. Title. This is a great set f Razor's matchs during his time with WWE.

This edition of WWE Tagged Classics stands on the ring apron as a triple Superstar team because it contains not one, not two, but three separate releases. First you've got 2002's NWO Back in Black about the iconic stable's rise in WCW and stint in the WWE, and then there's two best of compilations revolving around the two founding fathers of the New World Order, and their World Wrestling Federation roots. Since the Razor Ramon and Diesel releases are from VHS, there are no extras on the second disc, but NWO Back in Black features two promos from WCW and some great NWO matches. A must have in any Dvd collection!