WWE: Summerslam 2009 DVD Movie

WWE: Summerslam 2009

List Price	$24.95 (You save $8.70)
Studio	World Wrestling Entertainment
Orig Year	2009
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	55929
CD Universe Part number	7962950
Catalog number	94767
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 22, 2009
Running Time	180 Minutes
Additional Info	Full Frame
Movie Details	Full Frame

WWE: Summerslam 2009 Movie Review

Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars) 3 stars

3 stars an ok ppv
rey mysterio beat dolph ziggler in a very good fashion to kick things of, rey retains the ic title*** / mvp beat swagger i was looking forward to this one, but expectations were ditched in this 7 minute dissapointment** / jerishow beat cryme tyme to retain the tag titles not a great match but passable**1/4 / dx beat legacy, hands down tag match of the year these to teams really put on a great match all 4 tried hard**** / christain beat regal waste of time do not watch this 10 second waste 1/4* / randy orton beat john cena this started of good but the match was finished within 8 minutes then restarted cena wins by count out match restarted and orton wins farely this was restarted several times but an ok match**1/2 / cm punk beat jeff hardy in a tlc match to win the world title one of the best tlc matches ever i wont spoil it****1/4 / overall an ok show***
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