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WWE Brothers Of Destruction Blu-ray

WWE Brothers Of Destruction Blu-ray

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Brothers of Destruction chronicles the long history of the partnership of Undertaker and his half-brother, Kane. Following Kane’s introduction to WWE in the late 90′s, he and Undertaker engaged in bitter battles, before finally uniting as a team known as the Brothers of Destruction. Their on-again, off-again partnership captured the imagination of the WWE universe throughout the next decade, with memorable battles both individually and as a team, against some of the greatest Superstars in WWE history.

This single-disc DVD contains 7 matches featuring the best action from Kane and Undertaker as a tag team spanning from their formation as a team in 2001 through some of their most recent matches in 2008.

No Disqualification Match for WWE Tag Team Championship
vs. Edge and Christian
SmackDown • April 19, 2001

Tables Match
vs. Dudley Boyz
Raw • July 30, 2001

WCW Tag Team Championship Match
vs. Chuck Palumbo and Sean O’Haire
SmackDown • August 9, 2001

Steel Cage Match for WCW Tag Team Championship
vs. DDP and Kanyon
Summerslam • August 19, 2001

Five Years Later

vs. MVP and Mr. Kennedy
SmackDown • December 15, 2006

vs. Mark Henry and Big Daddy V
SmackDown • February 1, 2008

vs. The Miz and John Morrison
ECW • April 15, 2008

  • Single-disc DVD contains 7 tag-team matches
  • Featuring the best action from Kane and Undertaker
  • Product code: FHEBWWE055
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