WWE Considering a Lot of DVD Sets

WWE began issuing "Fan Council" surveys back in April in an effort to gauge customer interest on various products.

A new survey was issued this month with several big names in the running for their own DVD & Blu-Ray sets. Some of the sets WWE is considering producing include "The Best of 1997" and "Masters of the Mic."

Here are all of the potential projects WWE listed in their newest survey, courtesy of WrestlingDVDNetwork.com:

Stephanie McMahon
From growing up a McMahon to ultimately becoming chief brand officer in WWE, Stephanie McMahon’s story is one of female empowerment in a predominately male oriented business. Stephanie worked through different departments at WWE including the creative team and became one of the most captivating on-screen characters in WWE history.

Hardy Boyz (Match Compilation)
The Hardy Boyz, Matt and Jeff, were born to wrestle, starting in their early days jumping on a trampoline to ultimately rising through the ranks of WWE. Matt and Jeff are the perfect combination of high flying and ground attack that dazzled the WWE Universe. Their matches were legendary, now you get a chance to own them.

The Kevin Owens Experience
Now’s your chance to follow Kevin Owens around in his daily routine to find out what makes the “Prizefighter” tick. Listen as he recalls honing his craft on the independents before coming to WWE.

Best of 1997: 20th Anniversary
A look back at the year 1997. It was the rise of Stone Cold Steve Austin, the birth of DX, the summer of the Hart Foundation and the debut of Kane. And who could forget the infamous Montreal Screwjob?

Shane McMahon Biography
Shane McMahon, the fourth generation of the legendary McMahon family, sits down for the first time ever to tell his story

Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns has burst on the scene to become one of the biggest Superstars to date, but it’s no surprise that his historical lineage has set him up for greatness.

Cruiserweight Championship: 20 Years Later
A match compilation looking back at the legacy of the Cruiserweight Championship and its roots in WCW, creating the likes of Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mystery and Dean Malenko.

The Rise of NXT / OVW
In recent years NXT has emerged as an incredible box office draw for WWE with sold out live events and Network specials. Watch WWE’s “developmental” system churn out future Hall of Fame Superstars like John Cena, Randy Orton, Brock Lesnar, Batista, Kevin Owens, Charlotte and more.

Masters of the Mic
Countdown of the top 25 talkers in WWE history – Stone Cold, Dusty Rhodes, Chris Jericho, The Rock, Mick Foley, Paul Heyman – they’re all here!

Goldberg
Who’s next? “The Man” sit down with WWE to break his silence. A compilation of all-new interviews and career-spanning matches.

Some interesting ones, some surprising ones and some what the heck ones.

Surprised at the Hardy's one, considering they're both playing big parts in TNA right now... but then I guess they're not exactly competition to WWE anymore so doesn't matter.

Why on earth do we need a Reigns DVD already? And a Shane one just doesn't sound interesting at all. And The Rise of NXT/OVW? If it was just the rise of NXT it would be interesting, but OVW didn't really get any exposure and was literally just developmental whereas at least NXT has PPV's and is available to an awful lot of people - it's more like it's own brand than developmental. They're totally different, so not sure why they're being lumped together really apart from to give the DVD names like Cena, Orton, Lesnar, Batista, etc.

Goldberg one isn't a surprise at all. Heard talk of this before, and with him appearing in the next WWE game it's no surprise at all. I was confused about the Owens one at first, but the description actually sounds really cool and makes me wonder how much footage they'll be able to use of his time before WWE - if they can't use much then it could be really pointless. Masters of the Mic could be really entertaining as well.