The features range from stories about Kevin’s ring-name, wrestlers he’s worked with and even his tattoos. It all adds that little something else and makes for some interesting bits of information at the side of the main documentary.
The selection of matches is nice, too. I was pleased that Owens’ NXT debut match against CJ Parker from NXT R-Evolution was present, and his NXT Title match against real-life best friend Sami Zayn. There are other matches with Sami on here too, which I was happy about. Kevin and Sami have an incredible in-ring and out-of-ring chemistry that is rare in pro-wrestling, so when they get in the ring we’re usually in for something special. Some of those special moments are on this set. We also see matches with the likes of John Cena, Chris Jericho, Dean Ambrose, Dolph Ziggler, Neville, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns (the latter two on the Blu-ray release as exclusives). It’s a fantastic array of contests from one of the best wrestlers in modern-day WWE, and one of the most entertaining to boot.
If you’re a WWE fan, a pro-wrestling fan, or a Kevin Owens (Steen) fan, then you should do yourself a big favour and pick up a copy of this release. I’ve seen dozens of bio-releases over the years, ranging from Steve Austin to The Rock to Mick Foley to Triple H, and as much as I’ve enjoyed each of them, this one sits among them, and perhaps above them, as far as quality. A vital release for fans, and an excellent compilation of just how good Kevin Owens is. Awesome.