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WWE Hardcore

2001, English. Directed by Kevin Dunn.

Welcome to the World of anything goes. Barbed wire-wrapped baseball bats, steel cages, tacks and tables & chairs are just some of the tools these artists of brutality use to take the sport to extremes the WWE and its fans have never seen before. These WWE Superstars have become legends through their sacrifices. If we said they didn't get hurt, we'd be lying. Like it hard? Then you'll friggin' love this, man! Including Jeff & Matt Hardy, Triple H, Hardcore Holly, Undertaker and many more. If you like it HARDCORE you'll love this release!

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Language
English
Rated
R

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Released
8 October 2001
Country
United States of America
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WWE Hardcore runs 240 minutes (4h 0m).

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WWE Hardcore isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 8 October 2001. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

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Who directed WWE Hardcore?

WWE Hardcore (2001) was directed by Kevin Dunn and stars Mick Foley, Steve Blackman, Ken Kilpatrick.

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