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Wednesday, December 31, 2014

The Complete Content Listing For WWE's Upcoming DVD On The Shield Revealed - Details Inside

WrestlingDVDNews.com has revealed the full content listing for the Destruction of The Shield DVD and Blu-ray set. The home video release hits on February 17th, 2015. Check out the full listing below:

 DISC 1:

 Documentary

 * Who is the Shield?  * Game Changer  * Seth Rollins’ Journey Begins  * Dean Ambrose’s Journey Begins  * Roman Reigns’ Journey Begins  * Brothers in Arms  * The Ambrose-Rollins FCW Rivalry  * The Face of NXT  * Clashing Egos  * The Quick Study  * Failure to Launch  * Assembling the Shield  * Immediate Impact  * Bringing the Sword  * The First WrestleMania  * Extreme Success  * Lone Survivor  * Royal Record  * State of Evolution  * Shield Disassembled  * Buying In  * Lunatic Fringe Unleashed  * One Versus All  * Rollins Training for Summerslam  * Ambrose Training for Summerslam  * Good Friends, Better Enemies  * Reigns Training for Summerslam  * A Most Intriguing Matchup  * Arrival in Los Angeles  * Summerslam  * The Future is Now

 Matches

 Dean Ambrose on Seth Rollins FCW Rivalry

 15-Minute Time Limit for the FCW 15 Championship  Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins  FCW • August 14, 2011

 Seth Rollins on Dean Ambrose FCW Rivalry

 30-Minute Time Limit for the FCW 15 Championship  Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins  FCW • September 18, 2011

 Roman Reigns on FCW Triple Threat Match

 Triple Threat Match  Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins vs. Leakee  FCW • February 5, 2012

 DISC 2:

 Dean Ambrose on William Regal FCW Rivalry

 Dean Ambrose vs. William Regal  FCW • July 1, 2012

 Seth Rollins on NXT Championship

 Gold Rush Tournament Finals for the NXT Championship  Seth Rollins vs. Jinder Mahal  NXT • August 29, 2012

 Roman Reigns on NXT Debut

 Roman Reigns vs. CJ Parker  NXT • October 31, 2012

 Seth Rollins on Shield In-Ring Debut

 6-Man Tag Team TLC Match  The Shield vs. Ryback & Team Hell No  TLC • December 16, 2012

 Dean Ambrose on United States Championship

 United States Championship Match  Dean Ambrose vs. Kofi Kingston  Extreme Rules • May 19, 2013

 Roman Reigns on WWE Tag Team Championship

 Tornado Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship  Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins vs. Team Hell No  Extreme Rules • May 19, 2013

 Roman Reigns on Facing the Usos

 WWE Tag Team Championship Match  Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns vs. The Usos  Money In the Bank • July 14, 2013

 Roman Reigns on Survivor Series 2013

 Classic Survivor Series Elimination Match  The Shield & The Real Americans vs. The Usos, Rhodes Brothers & Rey Mysterio  Survivor Series • November 24, 2013

 DISC 3:

 Dean Ambrose on Wyatt Family Rivalry

 6-Man Tag Team Match  The Shield (Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins & Dean Ambrose) vs. The Wyatt Family (Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper & Erick Rowan)  Elimination Chamber • February 23, 2014

 Seth Rollins on Evolution Rivalry

 No Holds Barred 6-Man Elimination Tag Team Match  The Shield (Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins & Dean Ambrose) vs. Evolution (Triple H, Randy Orton & Batista)  Payback • June 1, 2014

 Seth Rollins on Money in the Bank 2014

 Money in the Bank Ladder Match  Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Rob Van Dam vs. Jack Swagger  Money in the Bank • June 29, 2014

 Dean Ambrose on SummerSlam

 Lumberjack Match  Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins  SummerSlam • August 17, 2014

 Roman Reigns on SummerSlam

 Roman Reigns vs. Randy Orton  SummerSlam • August 17, 2014

 Seth Rollins on Falls Count Anywhere Match with Dean Ambrose

 Falls Count Anywhere Match  Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins  RAW • August 18, 2014

 Roman Reigns on Seth Rollins Rivalry

 Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins  RAW • September 15, 2014

 Deleted Scenes

 * The Dean Ambrose – William Regal Rivalry  * Leakee

Thursday, December 4, 2014

MUST-LISTEN AUDIO: CM Punk Reveals All - Why He Left WWE **THE COMPLETE INTERVIEW**!

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UPDATE x 2: Here is the COMPLETE AUDIO of CM Punk appearing on Colt Cabana's podcast where he reveals why he left/was fired from WWE and shoots on numerous talents including Vince McMahon, Triple H, Ryback and others:

UPDATE: CM Punk was particularly critical of WWE doctor Chris Amann in his appearance on the Colt Cabana podcast. In it, Punk said Amann misdiagnosed and ignored a MERSA staph infection on his back for months and that the first doctor Punk went to after leaving WWE was stunned to hear that Punk wrestled with the infection for months, going as far as to say he could have died from it. You can read our full recap of CM Punk’s stunning comments on the website.

Amann’s Twitter handle is @WWEDocAmann. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and went to medical school at Loyola University. He was also a physician for the U.S. during the 2008 Olympics.

Amann said the following to WWE Magazine about leaving his practice in Chicago and joining WWE in 2008.

Also read: MUST-READ - ?CM Punk Tells The Real Story Why He's Gone From WWE

“Quite honestly, I wasn’t looking to leave the medical practice I’d built up pretty strong back in Chicago. But I had the opportunity to send WWE my résumé, and I did. A couple of weeks later, I went out for an interview at a TV taping in Albany. I got a chance to see what went on behind the scenes and speak with the staff, learn the requirements. I was intrigued about having the chance to develop their sports-medicine program not to mention the job sounded like a bunch of fun. So I left my practice to join up with WWE.”

ORIGINAL: CM Punk was a guest on Colt Cabana’s “Art of Wrestling” podcast and went into detail about why he left WWE. The podcast is available at ColtCabana.com. Highlights of the appearance are below, but note that Punk went into extreme detail in describing his departure from WWE and everything that happened, so it’s well worth listening to.

– Punk said that he never quit WWE, but that he was fired. Punk left WWE in January. A few weeks after that, Vince McMahon informed him via text that he was suspended for two months. After the suspension ended, nobody from WWE ever contacted him. Punk eventually reached out to WWE about royalties he felt were owed to him, and said WWE gave him the run-around before eventually sending him termination papers. The papers said he was fired due to breaching his contract on his wedding day, so he was officially fired in June 2014. WWE decided to use his wedding in June 2014 as the reason for the breach, not his hiatus in January. Punk said WWE had taken things “too fucking far.”

– Regarding why he left WWE in January, he said it was due to his health. Punk said that during his final months in WWE, he worked with broken ribs, a concussion, and injured knees. Punk said he felt so sick during WWE’s November 2013 European tour that he was throwing up and dry heaving after every match he worked. Punk said WWE doctors kept giving him antibiotics and said they caused him to literally poop himself in the ring during a match he worked on Smackdown. Punk said it was the most sick he had ever felt in his life.

– Punk said he suffered a concussion during his match at the Royal Rumble but continued to work it anyway. He passed WWE’s concussion test the next day, saying that was “bullshit.” Punk told WWE to just admit he had a concussion, but they wanted him to do more tests. Punk said he told WWE to help him and finally went to Vince McMahon and Triple H directly, telling them he’s going home.

– Punk went off on Triple H, saying he ruined his momentum in 2011 and that he told Vince McMahon that Triple H was stifling his creativity. He also said he told Vince that they were screwing up by not putting Daniel Bryan in the WrestleMania main event and that they were going to pass him by.

– Punk went off on a WWE doctor named Chris Amann (we posted more info on Dr. Amann here). Punk says he found a lump on his back, which Amann said was just a fat deposit. Punk asked Amann to cut it out several times but Amann refused. The lump got bigger and turned purple and painful. Punk told Amann again before the Royal Rumble to cut it out, but Amann refused, saying Punk had to wrestle. After the match, Punk again told him to cut it out but Amann said if he did, he’d have to put Punk on antibiotics. After Punk left, he went to another doctor that AJ Lee...