IYH Fully Loaded
Pros:Jarrett Vs Venis is a good opener....D'Lo Brown Vs X-Pac is another good match although the two would have better matches throughout the year...the segment in which Vince announces The Brooklyn Brawler as Stone Cold's tag team partner is very amusing...Shamrock Vs hart is a very good brawl contested in the infamous Hart family dungeon...The WWF finally delivers what it pretty much promised way back at Unforgiven,namely Sable topless....The 2 out of 3 falls match is fantastic,despite the finish...the main event is a v ery enjoyable bout that did a fine job of helping to hype SummerSlam....Something i don't often mention in these reviews that should be mentioned is that the commentary is of a fine standard,amusing and insightfull
Cons:Faarooq and Scorpio Vs Bradshaw and Terry Funk isn't awful but isn't great either...Mark Henry vs Vader is a mess...L.O.D. 2000 Vs D.O.A. is a boring match.How the L.O.D. were employed at this point is a mystery
IYH Break Down
Pros:Hart Vs Edge is a solid opener...Too Much Vs Snow and Scorpio is a good tag team match and goes to show how underused Scorpio was and how underated Snow was..Mankinds pre-match promo is hilarious..The six man match is ernjoyable..The Triple Threat Cage match is fantastic.The Rock is super over and Mankind's face turn is almost completed in this match..The Triple Threat match is a decent match
Cons:Droz Vs mero is a waste of time...The burial of Vader continues in a sloppy match loss to Bradshaw...Gangrel Vs D'Lo is a boring match...Dustin Runnels Vs val Venis is a lifeless match although it does work in a storyline fashion...as decent as the Triple Threat match is it starts to drag towards the end.The ending is as bit of a letdown too.
Overall.although Break Down contains some good matches including the superb Cage match it's Fully loaded that's the better of the two boasting some better matches.Another good Tagged Classics thats worth the buy

Fully Loaded 98' was centered around the hype for Austin vs. Taker at Summerslam, and whilst the undercard failed to deliver in certian areas, 2 good matches made it a half enjoyable show.
The main event saw Austin and Taker taking on Mankind and Kane for the tag team titles. It was a very good, lots of action, drama and a few nice bumps to make it a solid event. The match of the night went to Rock vs. Triple H in a 2/3 falls match. Whilst the ending wasn't a great finish to a 4 star match, the first 2 falls in my oppinion were still very good, and they would go onto Summerslam to have a classic ladder match to resolve this decision.
The rest of the card was very average. Nothing you'll want to really see twice, but still worth a watch and the price of the dvd. PPV rating = 3 stars.

Breakdown was the aftermath ppv of Summerslam, and like Fully Loaded, had a couple of good matches to save it from being a dud.
The main event was great. Austin, Taker and Kane battled it out in a 4 star match for the title. A somewhat contriversial ending, but an enjoyable match none the less.
The only other match on the card worth mentioning was the triple thret cage match between Mankind, the Rock and Ken Shamrock. Being a fan of cage matches, I enjoyed watching these 3 throw each other around. But whilst the cage stipulation may favour my judgement, it still wasn't anything close to a show stealer.
Like Fully Loaded, the rest of the card was very average and only worth one watch, if that. PPV rating = 2.5 stars.

I recommend this set of Tagged Classics for die hard Attitude era fans, but don't expect anything great wrestling wise. The main events are worth watching, and they are decent. These shows may have seemed great at the time, but looking back now, it's only the storylines and characters that really made the era stand out.

Overall DVD rating: 3 stars. Worth a watch for the main events, but don't expect anything great of the undercards.