AMAZING Deals for Newcomers to Indy wrestling!! (Links, Suggestions, sites, ebays,)

[RatedRorayJames]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/pdonkulous81...&_trksid=p3686

This guy has 40 DGUSA/CHIKARA dvds up with a bit over 1 day left!! all auctions started at 99 cents and 5 dollar shipping, still some there too!!
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I check these sites everyday as a new Indy DVD collecter:

http://www.ebay.com/

http://dgusa.tv/

http://smartmarkvideo.com/

http://www.rohwrestling.com/

https://www.highspots.com/

http://www.rfvideo.com/

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DVDs/Shows I'VE SEEN that are Above Good-Perfect (Just a few):

PWG:

Kurt Russelmania/Reunion 1, 2,
DDT4 2011
Steen Wolf
FEAR
Seven
Passive Hostility
BOLA '06 N1, N2, N3
Astonishing X-Mas

ROH:

Best in the World 2011
Final Battle 2010
Best of Davey Richards
Best of Bryan Danielson (the old release, NOT 2012/Havent seen the 2012)
Glory By Honor 8
Death Before Dishonor 8
Salvation (UNDERRATED AS HECK!!)
5th Year Festival (The Series)
Unified

DGUSA (Just started, so not many):

Untouchable 2012 (i-PPV)
Enter the Dragon 2012 (i-PPV)
Enter the Dragon 2010
Mercury Rising
Open the Historic Gate

CHIKARA:

SAME as DGUSA, but if you don't want to watch all the shows, Because I barely keep up with it, so I just watch the BIG shows like King of Trios, the i-ppvs and stuff, and you have to be a "Certian" kind of fan to watch it, because its different than most wrestling..

EVOLVE (DGUSA, Chikara reason):

Evolve 3
Evolve 4
Evolve 5
Evolve 6
Evolve 8
Evolve 9
Evolve 10
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This was basically made to help new people with indys, and to start a discussion on overall GREAT shows and DVDs

[supergoing]

Mentioned this a few times on some older threads, but IWA-MS Ted Petty Invitational 2004 is probably the greatest indy DVD of all time. Two nights and nearly ten hours of runtime. And just look at that tournament field!

Other decent tournaments, which I reckon would make decent indy primers: wXw's 16 Carat Gold 2007 is another great indy wrestling tourney, (if you can put up with the German commentary) as is TPI 2005 and The King of Europe Cup.

Not much other shows are coming to mind just now because I'm sleepy... but there's always that one Best of PWG DVD and that one ROH show had Marufuji-McGuinness and Danielson-KENTA on the card.

And I'll just leave this here...

[RatedRorayJames]

Mentioned this a few times on some older threads, but IWA-MS Ted Petty Invitational 2004 is probably the greatest indy DVD of all time. Two nights and nearly ten hours of runtime. And just look at that tournament field!

Other decent tournaments, which I reckon would make decent indy primers: wXw's 16 Carat Gold 2007 is another great indy wrestling tourney, (if you can put up with the German commentary) as is TPI 2005 and The King of Europe Cup.

Not much other shows are coming to mind just now because I'm sleepy... but there's always that one Best of PWG DVD and that one ROH show had Marufuji-McGuinness and Danielson-KENTA on the card.

And I'll just leave this here...

Too bad BOTH volumes of PWG sells out are OOP, volume two, goes for over 90.00 on ebay xD

And I'll be honest, I've YET to see a Ted Petty, Need too though, 2004 is the one with a bunch of wwe and famous indy guys now, right? like sydal(bourne) Punk, Hero, Daielson(I think?)

[supergoing]

AJ Styles, Alex Shelley, Arik Cannon, Austin Aries, BJ Whitmer, Bryan Danielson, CM Punk, Chris Hero, Chris Sabin, Claudio Castagnoli, Danny Daniels, Hallowicked, Jimmy Rave, Matt Sydal, Mike Quackenbush, Nate Webb, Nigel McGuinness, Petey Williams, Rainman, Roderick Strong, Salvatore Rinauro, Samoa Joe, Super Dragon & Todd Sexton

There's a guy selling Vol. 1 for £6 GBP HERE, if he ships to America yer laughing. Also, since the Sells Out DVDs apparently have a national distributor behind them, I heard that they occasionally turn up in mainstream US outlets like Best Buy. Might be worth keeping an eye open... or just pirating that rare shit and focusing on getting the $5 PWG shows from Highspots instead.

Oh, and speaking of PWG, they have an annual winter sale (around October-November) where you can buy 5 DVDs for $40, which includes the latest releases.