10 Things WWE Wants You To Forget About The Ultimate Warrior

Sorry, it's just one of the best WWE themes of all time, Ultimate Warrior, one of the most colorful characters from an era when wrestling was all about silly hair and the manliest arm tassels you can get imagine. The

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was loved by fans for the intensity of him. That WrestleMania 6 match and his colorful face paint came as a huge surprise when he passed away two days after WrestleMania 30 and if that giant bronze statue has anything to do with it, the

ultimate

warrior

will be sorely missed by WWE, however, it would be disingenuous to say that. His relationship was always one of harmony with the greatest respect for everything the man achieved in the ring.

I'm Adam from whatculture.com and here are 10

things

WWE

wants

you to

forget

about Ultimate Warrior #10 from their horrible Comics The Ultimate Warrior was never a good friend of clarity, as anyone who's seen any of his promos can tell you. who's a big fan of a shapeless, pseudo-inspirational crazy sermon that's obvious in Warrior, a comic written by Warrior, first of all, doesn't have a plot that dances between shots. of a wild man running through a starry desert and the

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warrior in real life riding motorcycles and beating up biker gangs at one point, a plane crashes for no reason, the ultimate warrior sees it crash, looks around Flaming's remains and then runs out for the kill. two snakes, that's what's really going on, scattered throughout this epileptic cavalcade of bewildering TSH, our long verbal rants of dementedly inspired beat poetry, for example, The Intellect of a Warrior will tell us in a voice we can all hear That living a life of avoidance allows others silent permission to interject sad circumstances into our entire lives, what are you talking about Ultimate Warrior?

The number nine is illegible. He vowed never to return to WWE. One of the words that people often use when talking about Ultimate Warrior was tassels. The other was controversial. His brain was full of. crazy poetry and was never afraid to drop that scream once he was out of WWE, he made a lot of public speeches that got him in a lot of trouble, we'll get into an infamous one later on the list and WWE was the target of a lot part of their eye in the mid-2000s, WWE invited Warrior to appear on this call-in show.

His public response was, of course, I don't accept this stupid and embarrassing invitation, no, no, no, you can't rescue yourself, Vince, do your thing. own damage control I no longer listen to your pleas only if you were on fire I would help you it would simply be too hard to resist peeing on you in number eight the sad case of the Renegade Ultimate Warrior may be the best and most fondly remembered of his work in the WWF but he also did some crazy

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with WCW when you think of the warrior in WCW, think of him standing in Hogan's mirror and in that match we will get to that match, don't worry my son, or you can think of Renegade Richard's real name Wilson is not that, the Renegade was basically the Asylum version of the definitive warrior in 1995 in a fight with Vader Hogan began to exaggerate the arrival of the definitive surprise.

Brother Hogan was in the ring with v and oh my god, music that sounded a lot like the Ultimate Warriors hit and out came the Renegade. Look at it, that's Shameless. Believe it or not, people didn't accept the Renegade, especially when the real Warrior destroyed Wilson in interviews and plummeted on the card. The really sad story was after WCW released him a few months later, the man who played the Renegade, severely depressed, committed suicide with a gunshot wound to the chest number seven. His last game was against Orlando Jordan, I mean, I guess while we stay. with death oh gez Warrior died in 2014, literally one day after a now creepy promo on Raw where he talked about a man's heart beating in his last beat, he died of a heart attack.

At least he cut that promo and that's his last appearance in a wrestling ring because his last match was nothing commensurate with his iconic status and it certainly wasn't for WWE on June 21, 2008. Warrior last wrestled for a promotion in Barcelona. His last opponent was Orlando Jordan, do you know that guy from JBL? cabinet, most people have forgotten that this match exists and it is probably for the best number six, pedigree is not sold, pedigree is in the spotlight right now, it is still Triple H's spectacular move and it is passed on to Seth Rollins in his Mentor type of mantle. relationship now that the two are destined to have a feud, pedigree will become even more important, which is why WWE would probably like you to

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that Ultimate Warrior was once ignored like dandruff at WrestleMania 12 and the warrior was doing his second return to the company, the man chosen to be crushed by him was the Connecticut Blue Blood Hunter, Hurst Helmsley, remember, who hit the pedigree at once.

The warrior who had not even taken off his coat stood up and hit the Triple H Prototype, finishing him off in less time. 2 minutes number five in real life with Hulk Hogan when you think about the Ultimate Warrior's final opponent, he had many rivalries like against Randy Savage or against The Undertaker, but in reality there can only be one and that is Hulk Hogan, the two men they created. magic at WrestleMania 6 and many consider it one of their favorite Mania matches of all time, which makes it that much more embarrassing that for a long time Warrior hated Hulk Hogan and was not afraid to make his feelings public, he filmed many videos . over the years on a variety of topics, but the one where he shot Hogan that lasts almost an hour, you can find it on YouTube, where he trashes the Hulkster for claiming that Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage had reconciled before the death by Macho Man. in the video war he was his usual poetic self telling Hogan that I own a part of your psyche, but the entire WWE likes to present themselves as a happy family behind the scenes and this public smear can only be a shame, speaking well of the number of public defamation. four, the supreme warrior's self-destruction in 2005, nine years before the supreme warrior was immortalized in a bronze statue, the company that named an award in his honor once went to great lengths to try to totally dismantle his legacy on a DVD revealer called self-destruction. destruction of the Ultimate Warrior if you want to see the special which consists of Jerry Lawler Jr Vince McMahon Hulk Hogan and many others criticizing the Warrior's skills in the ring his attitude his lack of professionalism well then good luck because it definitely won't be on the net the DVD broke almost completely ties with the warrior and even referenced it in his Hall of Fame speech, which had to be embarrassing for the company, number three, the horrible rematch with Hogan, so WrestleMania six, the ultimate challenge, perhaps the second best main event in the first decade of WrestleMania. hey if an idea is good do it twice right 1998 and Ultimate Warrior then called The Warrior came to WCW cut to Halloween havoc and the rematch oh boy what happened I'll tell you what happened they repeated much of the original match with both men eight years older and the Fans have seen eight years of advanced wrestling since then, but if the fans didn't like the old stuff and didn't like it, they probably hated the new stuff, the Mania 6 match attracted a lot, it's a claim for being simple too, two men Unstoppable fighting to a conclusive finish with Hogan losing cleanly without complications, the Halloween Havoc match featured a run from Hogan's nephew Horus and a failed fireball attempt from Hulk Hogan that ended with him burning his eyebrows.

Ultimate Pits number two was fired by WWE three times few men in the history of time have gotten as involved with Vince McMahon as Ultimate Warrior is up there with Ted Turner Eric Bishof and the prosecutor in Rustling's Mount Rushmore steroid trial Vince's G Jimmies was fired from the company three separate times. Jesus three, let's count them, the first time was after he assaulted Vince for cash and threatened not to show up at SummerSlam 1991, but we've talked a little about that, number two, he returned to WrestleMania 8 but was suspended again A few months later for failing a drug test, he skipped dates after that suspension and was officially fired again in November of that year.

Warrior number three returned for the last time in 1996 at Mania 12, we've talked about that, remember. The Hur Hy Hunter Match lasted only a few months before he was fired once again for not showing events. Warrior claimed that he was grieving for his father, but Vince didn't believe it and sent him packing. Vince once, shame on you. Double Vince, shame on Vince. complete Vince Thrice and he will unhinge his jaw and swallow you whole number one homophobia the warrior is a right wing gentleman as you would expect from someone who legally changed his name to Guerrero, he actually did that and when he retired from wrestling in 1999 he became something of a political figure making a series of public appearances denouncing soft liberal politics during one of these speeches at the University of Connecticut he dropped the infamous phrase queering doesn't make the world go oh the soundbite came out and became hugely embarrassing for the former star it makes sense that he tried to justify it by saying that all he meant was that the world would end if everyone was gay and whether or not you believe that that's just Warrior being poetic like he always was and doing it very wrong with that or yes or no, it's just homophobia because the warrior wrestled in the 70's and 80's and everyone in the wrestling industry back then was homophobic, just whatever you think is best, don't let them commit become a pit of snakes, rest in peace, the last warri and try to cancel it. the negativity what are your favorite war moments, let us know in the comments, don't forget to like, share and subscribe, you can follow me on Twitter here.

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