"Shawn didn't need anyone's advice on how to be a star. Shawn Michaels is number one. He is the best. He wanted to be the best." When I was around 14 years old I remember buying my first wrestling dvd and that was Shawn Michaels: From the Vault. It had 7 matches on it; The Midnight Rockers vs. Buddy Rose and Doug Summers, the Ladder Match between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon at Wrestlemania X, the Iron man match between Bret Hart and HBK at Wrestlmania XII, the No Holds Barred match between him and Diesel, Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind at In Your House; Mind Games, the legendary Hell in a Cell Match between Shawn and the Undertaker with the debut of Kane and his return in 2002 at Summerslam against Triple H. After having seen every match I was sold. He was gonna be the guy I was cheering for every damn time from now on and for me he will always be the GOAT of professional Wrestling. So when I was the clips of a new documentary about the Heartbreak Kid I was dying to see it straight away and it was a fun and great watch. It isn't anything new for anyone that followed his career but if you are new to wrestling it is a must watch. From his beginnings to his work at NXT to his drug problems and some of his biggest matches, they all come along. We even have Bret Hart being interviewed for his which was fun. Anyway, I didn't learn anything new but it was a fun nostalgia trip and well worth a watch for anyone with a tiny bit of love for professional wrestling.