Mick Foley's Greatest Hits And Misses

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Mick Foley's Greatest Hits & Misses
Cover of Mick Foley's Greatest Hits & Misses
Running time	390 minutes (approx.)

Mick Foley's Greatest Hits And Misses: A Life In Wrestling is a two disc DVD set that looks back at the wrestling career of Mick Foley. It was released on January 20, 2004.

1 Disc One
- 1.1 Bonus Material
2 Disc Two
- 2.1 Bonus Material
3 Re-release

[edit] Disc One

WCW World Heavyweight Championship: Cactus Jack vs. Big Van Vader (WCW Saturday Night, April 17, 1993)
- Since WCW had a strict policy on blood not being shown on television at the time, the appearance of blood was edited out of the original broadcast. Blood was shown on the DVD thanks to an unedited copy of the match that Foley owned.
- This match is missing the original commentary by Jesse "The Body" Ventura, due to an early 1990s lawsuit involving videotape royalties filed by Ventura against the WWE.
Chicago Street Fight for the WCW World Tag Team Championship: Cactus Jack & Maxx Payne vs. The Nasty Boys (WCW Spring Stampede, April 17, 1994)
- The match finished as the first runner up in Pro Wrestling Illustrated Match of The Year voting.
Cactus Jack vs. Sabu (ECW Hostile City Showdown, June 24, 1994)
- On the DVD, Foley said that fans might have been disappointed with the match since they expected to "see someone die."
Cactus Jack vs. Chris Candido (Smoky Mountain Wrestling, November 18, 1994)
- This was the only match on the DVD to take place in Smoky Mountain Wrestling.
- The chapter includes a pre-match promo from Cactus Jack.
Texas Death Match: Cactus Jack vs. The Sandman (Extreme Championship Wrestling, February 4, 1995)
- Foley does not consider this match one of his best, due to the fact that The Sandman suffered a concussion early in the match and thus is clearly dazed and confused throughout the match, seemingly forgetting the rules of the Last Man Standing gimmick. Foley did not even pick it for the DVD.
Cactus Jack & Raven vs. Terry Funk & Tommy Dreamer (ECW November To Remember, November 18, 1995)
Cactus Jack vs. Mikey Whipwreck (ECW Big Ass Extreme Bash, March 9, 1996)
- This was Foley's last match in ECW before going to the World Wrestling Federation.
- Foley said on the DVD that the standing ovation he got from the fans following the match may have been the greatest moment of his career.

[edit] Bonus Material

Post-match interview with Cactus Jack following his match with Vader.
Cactus Jack vs. Sting from WCW Beach Blast 1992 (features commentary by Foley and Jonathan Coachman)
Cactus Jack spits on the WCW World Tag Team Championship belt.
"Cane Dewey" promo (can also be found in Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks)
"Anti Hardcore" promo (can also be found in Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks)
Cactus Jack vs Sabu from September 30, 1994 (features commentary by Foley and Jonathan Coachman)
ECW farewell speech
Mick Foley's WWE television debut: "Jack Foley" & Les Thornton vs. The British Bulldogs (September 13, 1986)
Feature from WWE Confidential

[edit] Disc Two

WWF Championship: Mankind vs. Shawn Michaels (WWF In Your House 10: Mind Games, September 22, 1996)
- Foley considers this match the best of his career.
- First runner up in Pro Wrestling Illustrated Match of the Year voting.
Falls Count Anywhere Match: Cactus Jack vs. Triple H (WWF Raw Is War, September 22, 1997)
- Mick Foley's first match in the WWF as Cactus Jack.
- Includes what many believe to be one of Foley's best promos in which he appeared as Mankind, Dude Love and Cactus Jack. In this promo, they all try to decide who would be the best opponent for Triple H. Foley ends the promo saying "Cactus Jack is back!"
Falls Count Anywhere Match: Mick Foley vs. Terry Funk (WWF Raw Is War, May 4, 1998)
- Until 2000, this was the only match where Foley wrestled under his real name.
WWF Championship: Dude Love vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin (WWF In Your House 22: Over The Edge, May 31, 1998)
Hell in a Cell: Mankind vs. The Undertaker (WWF King Of The Ring, June 28, 1998)
- Voted Match Of The Year by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
WWF Championship: Mankind vs. The Rock (WWF Raw Is War, December 28, 1998. Show aired January 4, 1999)
- On rival promotion WCW's television show WCW Monday Nitro, announcer Tony Schiavone mentioned Foley's title victory which was the main event of a taped Raw whereas Nitro was a live show. Schaivone sarcastically said of Foley's victory "That will put some butts in the seats." Following the comment, many fans switched over to Raw to see the championship match, resulting in many lost viewers for Nitro's main event which was the infamous "Fingerpoke of Doom" match between Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash.
- Following this incident, WWE Fans would occasionally arrive at shows with signs bearing such statements as "Mick Foley put my butt in this seat".
Street Fight for the WWF Championship: Cactus Jack vs. Triple H (WWF Royal Rumble, January 23, 2000)

[edit] Bonus Material

Four Mankind promos leading up to his WWF Debut.
Music to my ear
Interview with Jim Ross prior to Mankind's match against Shawn Michaels.
Jim Ross interviews Mankind (can also be found in Have A Nice Day)
The birth of Mr. Socko.
Two extras that feature Mick Foley and Al Snow in Las Vegas.
Segment from 2000 with Foley and Kurt Angle with Foley as the WWF Commissioner in which Foley books a reluctant Angle into match with The Undertaker.

[edit] Re-release

Mick Foley's Greatest Hits and Misses: Hardcore Edition DVD cover

On March 6, 2007 WWE re-released the Greatest Hits and Misses DVD with a bonus disc with Foley's alterego "Dude Love" as the coverart. The third disc included alternate commentary by Joey Styles and Mick Foley himself on the following matches: