Ultimate Warrior Talks WCW Run

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[@mizukarate]

"Because you were born you have the potential"- Ultimate Warrior

[@MrDeano-eu9rg]

Not really, genetics both mentally and physically play the part.

[@blake7871]

@@MrDeano-eu9rg That’s half the battle.

[@MrDeano-eu9rg]

@@blake7871 it's the entire thing

[@blake7871]

@@MrDeano-eu9rg Not even close. You've never met an overachiever?

[@MrDeano-eu9rg]

@@blake7871 nope, and by my definition there's no such thing. Besides tge drive to achieve is something someones born with so that's genetics friend.

[@lalomontoyajr.9282]

"Everything is fixable" - Ultimate Warrior

[@user-mq1od7fx5l]

Even today, I believe this.

[@jedite7503]

Loved Warrior’s brutal honesty. RIP

[@bryanrobinette3954]

yes and ironically when he had enough and decided to leave he remained everything he stayed talked about until his death and afterwards Hogan and many others remained and did( great things) and don't have half the immortality and fan love this man had.

[@JGD185]

Yea laughing at a guy killing himself. Well this is me laughing at Jim Helwig, HAHA HES DEAD NOW TOO LOL

[@natwolf687]

​@@bryanrobinette3954 Your grammer is atrocious.

[@redjones4809]

Listen how are yall listeninG to this Guy and yall still think he's dead now this is the real ultimate warrior not the james hellwiG who Got inducted in wwe hall of fame

[@douglasshenfeld9844]

@@redjones4809no. That’s Jim Hellwig.

[@TheSBleeder]

I was in the Hoosierdome for Wrestlemania VIII when the Warrior returned to save Hogan. That was 27 years ago, and I can still remember the pop. The roof nearly came off.

[@Dizzy1980]

Best wrestling return ever... and one of the best WrestleMania moments ever!

[@Dizzy1980]

@Vincent Verona I'll give them a pass since they were whoopin' some Hogan ass!

[@RaytheGrayt]

@@Dizzy1980 lmaoo they couldn't let that opportunity go, whipping Hogan's ass lmaoo. Once in a lifetime

[@Dizzy1980]

@@RaytheGrayt Yeah, at least Gorilla Monson acknowledged that it was the Warrior's music, unlike Summerslam 1988 when he pretended he didn't know whose it was.

[@derekintrovert5619]

@@Dizzy1980 yes & him & Super Star Billy Graham

[@20FreeWill]

Dude was too intelligent and straight forward for them

[@txmetalhead82xk]

Still, to this day, one of the greatest shoots. Speak to me, Warriors!!

[@TroystonB]

Jim's mind just worked in a different way. A hero.

[@steelyknives6734]

@@TroystonB 😂

[@donniebrasco1364]

Amen indeed. He was something else. He predicted the future.

[@donjohn2695]

The power of the ultimate warrior will live FOREVER

[@cardiffemorgan5877]

He is the G.O.A.T. Of shoot interview and if there was award for it he will get it. I never laugh or cryed so hard when I heard this shoot interview it was funny

[@cardiffemorgan5877]

Until this very day, still one of if not the greatest shoot interviews of all time and probably the funniest and most serious I’ve ever seen in a shoot interview no matter how many times I watch it the ultimate warrior shoot interview always makes me laugh to the point. I’m in tears when he is asked a question how serious he is and then he laughs about certain people say what you want about him, but the warrior hast to be the funniest man in professional wrestling especially after watching this shoot interview this guy is hilarious, but I get why he was the way he was

[@Greg400]

I think the amphetamines made him the way he was.

[@Jo-oy1cc]

The fact that they did nothing with Warrior after Halloween Havoc shows that he was only brought in to lose to Hogan !

[@robertpeacock894]

Cept they had plans for Starrcade with him, and he refused to work it.

[@StrikeTeam0316]

@@robertpeacock894 because there was no story, plan without a story is WCW hogan bs was.

[@HhhHhhh-nu4lm]

@@StrikeTeam0316 warrior only cared about Money so why is he pissed .hr got two million for three matches

[@johnreese3797]

The rumor was Warrior had a contract for $2 million for just 32 appearances.

[@suicidality2744]

@XxneveragainxX Yes, the rest was just promo's with appearances on Nitro/Thunder. It was the typical, wasteful contract that Bischoff handed out. He didn't care. It wasn't his money.

[@daviderickson8769]

To all the people commenting on Jim laughing at the Renegade being dead. While it's definitely not funny, if you were to watch the entire almost three-hour interview you would see that prior to this they had mentioned so many wrestlers that have died that it had become ironic when they would bring up names the person would be dead. At this point bringing up the Renegade had to have been about the tenth wrestler they talked about that was dead. He was laughing at the irony of all of the people they had talked about that we're dead. Definitely not funny but it was definitely taken out of context.

[@mogwai3242]

Thanx for the explanation.

[@ravensblm]

David Erickson I don't care how he put it or what kind of joke or anything that they was talking about beforehand you don't laugh at someone cuz they died

[@jeffreyyoders6366]

It's gallows humor. Don't you think, at this point in his life, Helvig knows that his days are numbered, too? His father than grandfather both died in their '50s after all?

[@srzjumper]

Thank you

[@RC.41]

Duuhhh I’m a West VA inbred idiot and he shouldn’t be laughing at that DUUUUURRRRRRRRR

[@rollingstart_90s]

The amount of anabolics he had done up untill this point, yet still had such a solid great set of hair, with no balding or receeding hairline, just goes to show how great of a hair genetics this man had.

[@brianconnelly1238]

This was probably the best shoot interview, first interview in general that Warrior ever did, well spoken, well mannered, it was a very good interview in general

[@Hymsyyy]

What year was it?

[@ronniemacdonald2768]

@@Hymsyyy 2005

[@lukef3559]

I love how inconvenient warrior was. firstly as an act, he just ran with the adrenaline and eclipsed everyone. then his take on it all, he just doesn't care. god bless, it's inspiring. Sid is another favourite for the same reason.

[@Jestin612]

Did you mean unconventional?

[@lukef3559]

@@Jestin612 no

[@Tendomcgoobin]

@@lukef3559 then what do you mean, because inconvenient doesn't make any senss

[@murraysaucedo897]

WELL the stars tell me that The Ultimate Warrior and the stars align….

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

"Everything is fixable." This was a good interview.

[@sons714native4]

Didn't regret his WCW run. Good man. Knows at the end of the day, his fans will love him through thick and thin.

[@sexywhite7198]

RIP warrior. Makes me sad, how truly left out he felt. I know that feeling more and more as life goes on. Didn't think I'd like him. I thought I'd chime in with everybody else and rip on him. It sounds like every issue merely discussed here struck him bone-deep. Good to see someone else laugh at WCW.

[@travismcdonald6576]

I love the way Warrior cracks himself up when mentioning the LWO. And he was spot on about Hall and Nash.

[@sherifgeleil7425]

Wi0

[@heelgill]

Yeah, that was funny.

[@Scorch1028]

Warrior did more in the 5 non-consecutive years he was in the WWE and WCW then most wrestlers do in 10 plus years in the business. His character was ‘larger than life’ and the die hard Ultimate Warrior fans never got tired of seeing him perform.

[@dorycurry8043]

Scorch1028 As a child, he was my idol beyond anyone. As a teen, I questioned his wrestling ability. As an adult, I think he got a huge push by the promotion and also think he was an arrogant son of a bitch with shitty wrestling ability.

[@amazonshawn97]

So true too bad he sucked at wrestling

[@MsDawnKeyballs]

Highest win percentage in wwe history #fact

[@rubberchix]

@@MsDawnKeyballs 4th actually

[@ryanpurplenintendoeater9869]

If you mean his limit wrestling movies they tell them what moves to do since it’s not real you can’t base it on that but on there entertaining skills if he was entertaining then he did his job

[@iloveu3276]

"Brother, brother... you went over our heads" lol 😆😆 RIP Ultimate Warrior Love him

[@TheTylerIneson]

He laughs like Tom cruise. It's like a " I should laugh at this, a human would laugh here" inner monologue. He laughs with lifeless soulless eyes

[@johndawhale3197]

Both greater human beings than you will ever be.

[@TheTylerIneson]

@@johndawhale3197 farts

[@xChris_Kentx]

He reminds me of an older Kyle Reese, had he not been defeated of course.

[@ZCLawless25]

What a reference 😂

[@xbigwormx]

or a very tired worn out Ben Stiller.

[@xChris_Kentx]

@@xbigwormx I can see that a bit.

[@MikeJohnson-ih4og]

Warrior would be that asshole friend who’s always right. RIP

[@jonathanedwards4472]

Ultimate Warrior was my favorite wrestler growing up in the 80s. He was and always will be the GREATEST!!!

[@conancarroll4780]

There can be only one Warrior, humble and simply one of the most exciting characters of all time...RIP, Jim..😎

[@battlestarmarc]

Warrior was intense. His wwf theme was great.

[@rogerarteaga2665]

Liked his WCW theme better

[@agent770072]

WWF theme all the way not even close

[@rogerarteaga2665]

@@agent770072 The WcW is better made than the WWE one. The WWE one is really one dimensional with no fucking build up like the WCW theme was and the guitar was way fucking better also

[@chipwhackerman7087]

People need to realize that wrestlers are basically actors Sometimes they get lost in their character and it's part of their job He's definitely highly intelligent and well spoken Really an eye opener, after hearing so much negative press.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

He was actually kinda laid back in the interview and not going off on a character tangent like his alter ego. He was known to be really articulate at times and not off the rails. It's sad we as wrestling fans didn't get more opportunities to see that persona of the the late Jim Hellwig / Ultimate Warrior.....R.I.P.😇

[@michaelvaughn8864]

But, it certainly was an eye opening interview with him, Mr. Whackerman

[@nick56677]

@@michaelvaughn8864 Check out his 1 hour long burial of Hogan, it's amazing lol

[@michaelvaughn8864]

@@nick56677 I just finished watching it on KZbin, Mr. N. It was funny, but kinda sad at the same time😂🙁 Warrior's right about much of Hogan's personal life falling into a shambles, though. He did become a hot mess over the years for a good, long while, sir. Idk how he's getting along now in life?? I hope he's in a good place in all aspects

[@michaelvaughn8864]

@@nick56677 Warrior didn't drop as many f-bombs as I figured he would. I'll give him credit there at least👍 Just being curious, I wonder how his widow and 2 girls are doing??

[@mikeversusfish1421]

I love how he actually thinks before he speaks.

[@februarystars1976]

Michael Grenier no he just did not have a fully functional brain ...

[@AdityaSingh-gb2lk]

@@februarystars1976 like you are some Newton level dude

[@Susrek]

You can easily tell when he's thinking up a lie. GULP.

[@februarystars1976]

Aditya singh Go get me a squishee Apu

[@AdityaSingh-gb2lk]

@@februarystars1976 shut up johny sins

[@alanbrooks9618]

Warrior- When you're born you have potential. Helluva statement. Love him. Favorite of all-time. RIP. 💪

[@natwolf687]

If you think that's a profound statement wait until you start reading books!

[@GodofWarChuka]

I must be getting old. I remember when he was the Dingo Warrior, and he used to Tag Team with Sting. The Blade Runners.

[@MrJecull]

I just turned 40, I remember those days, watching an old antenna tube TV on local channels lol also used to see the von erichs, and undertaker back then before he was the undertaker in the same stable. Lmao just made my son watch bodyslam with Roddy piper the other day lol

[@corregidorparkvillage2]

I just turned 40 I remember the dingo warrior in world class I remember stone cold at world class as stunning Steve

[@MrJecull]

@@corregidorparkvillage2 remember the undertaker was there to, lol

[@corregidorparkvillage2]

@@MrJecull I remember taker in wcw as dan spivey partner simpson twin eric embry and paul barer as precy prinkle

[@MrJecull]

@@corregidorparkvillage2 damn that before my time. I started watching wrestling when hogan and Andre quit being friends and started fuding

[@wrestlingisdeadmoveonwithy8939]

They should have just let warrior be himself lol, the guy alone is a character, the way he talks, his attitude, it's hilarious.

[@raymxslappedyall3660]

those 3 words "from parts unknown" made him seem mystical

[@kidpresentable6004]

He was right about o.w.n. it turned out to be a great concept.

[@HighFalutinTootin]

Nwo backwards own

[@WhatDeFrock]

Jesus Christ. It was so awful. Please go back and watch him in WCW. It's ridiculous.

[@jrobertson1830]

the hood loved this guy like crazy when i was a kid lol

[@jeromefell4378]

J Robertson facts

[@faceofextinction7156]

That's an entire fact

[@iluvrachellef]

Yup and we had no idea that they were typical racist devils behind the scenes. Ric Flair and of course Hogan too. Oh well,can't help their nature.

[@rexgamewell]

@@iluvrachellef I said that exact same shit to myself last week. Shits crazy man.

[@rexgamewell]

@@Strugglin Damn....You feel like that?

[@Willthrill8]

I like turtles

[@xMikeDezzyx421]

Its sad that all my favorite wrestlers from the early 90s are gone.

[@chrish5018]

I really like how in depth and articulate he was about things. He seemed to be for the most part honest about things and that he could be really down to earth. Shame that we lost him too soon. RIP Warrior.

[@jasonoleary3527]

Who knew that behind the scenes there was so many of them going on like 14 year old girls?

[@pilotguy77]

He looks so healthy and not all bloated up! Good to see him like this...

[@boxerblake1]

He died in 2014.....

[@TRIIGGAVELLI]

If your comment is serious it's one of my favorites ever.

[@curthennig9448]

@@TRIIGGAVELLI I think he overdosed on cereal when he made this comment. That being said I'm sure Jim is working out and looking great on the planet Mars.

[@MrNokia8210]

He makes a good comparison between McMahon and Bischoff

[@chrisruth7057]

True but I'd would rather work for Eric Bischoff over Vince McMahon Vince was to bossy & controlling

[@garyanddoris6022]

I used to body build myself, but self taught these were the days , guys like ultimate warrior gave me inspiration ...

[@leeannalynn55]

i met the ultimate warrior at a CPAC conference in D.C. many years ago. I want to tell people what he was really like, especially if his daughters or family read this. The ultimate warrior was very kind to my friends and I (we were in college at the time). He cared about guiding students to become better people and citizens. There was a guy at the conference who had a tough childhood and I know ultimate warrior kept in touch with him through email. He would tell me from time to time that he heard from the warrior. That was his true character. I don't like when people smear this guy as being a horrible person. He wasn't.

[@dylannitro6428]

Why do you comment this on every shoot about Warrior?

[@AmericanThunder]

@@dylannitro6428 Why do you care enough to research what the person posts? Stalker?

[@dylannitro6428]

@@AmericanThunder because the above person commented this on just about every shoot I've watched about Warrior

[@AmericanThunder]

@@dylannitro6428 well I guess it's important to her then.

[@dylannitro6428]

@@AmericanThunder ok cool

[@bigp1073]

Seems like a honest guy, I think I believe his storys

[@livewire2474]

Childhood hero, yes but as an adult now i have a very different viewpoint of this man. Sad to see him gone tho along with other athletes that went way too young. Thanks for the memories warrior

[@ArnoldArchives]

"Spontaneity is one thing. Showing up an hour and a half before live TV when millions of dollars are on the line? That's lunacy! That's not spontaneity; that's lunacy. You need to be in a straight jacket!" Great quote that aptly sums up Bischoff and the head-spinning disarray and inanity of WCW's business practices. When the Ultimate Warrior says that something is "lunacy," you know it's got to be seriously jacked up! LOL!

[@03blaird]

bro I cried from laughter when I heard this! Best line Ive heard in years!

[@RobD-jq7ry]

I just heard this and started scrolling. Boom here it is. Great quote.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

The late Warrior would certainly know a rhing or two about lunacy😂lol

[@michaelvaughn8864]

Oops....thing

[@curthennig9448]

But Bischoff always has other excuses on why he went down the drain with WCW. Ego,disarray,and insanity sums it up as you said.

[@rangelo8908]

People hate on Warrior because he was not a mark for himself or the wrestling business. He was very intelligent and ahead of the game. I really miss and admire Warrior. I 'll never for get him.

[@clarkkent2220]

Warrior is surprisingly very articulate.

[@joeodd2]

"I never did the cocaine." This is how a person REALLY never done street drugs denies doing street drugs.

[@shooter7734]

Sounds like an elderly neighbor of mine who refers to the legalization of recreational Marijuana in my state as " They made it legal to smoke The Weed" LOL

[@perriello66]

I'm beginning to like warrior more and more as the years go by.

[@JoseMiranda-gj4pq]

I can't see any clip from this shoot without thinking about the hilarious "Ultimate Warrior Confession" video.

[@Liryc83]

"Ultimate Warrior was already over as an intense Killer" am i the only one that laughed at this. God bless you Jim...

[@georgetaylor1468]

Thank you for sharing Rest in Peace Ultimate Warrior

[@travelingman5146]

He was a homophobe!

[@20FreeWill]

I idolised warrior as a kid he was my favourite wrestler by a country mile , I can't believe how much I actually have in common with him as a person .

[@cyberpunkholiday]

Seeing Warrior and Sting come back as a team would have been the dream. That’s where it should have went and Warrior should have come in around Starrcade 97 to help Sting take on the NWO. At least that’s what I dreamed as a kid.

[@screamingtreefrogs3298]

Warrior, Sting and The Road Warriors vs. the nWo

[@joeburrows215]

They did team up during that time in 98 if I remember correctly

[@themodelcitizen2]

@@joeburrows215 one match and warrior barely featured

[@30907bng]

That would've been a great idea.

[@michaelvaughn8864]

@@joeburrows215 Yeah, they did for the 1 time vs Hollywood Hogan & Bret 'Hitman' Hart, Mr. Burrows. It was on Thunder, I think?? I remember them as The Blade Runners back in the mid-80s.....Rock and Sting

[@jesseflood]

"You may have beaten myths...legends...giants...and other great men. But you never (get in Hogans face) never, beat a warrior. On that day you were great. I...Was...Ultimate!!!"

[@cretinousjester3475]

Ironically, one his best quotes.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

Cretinous Jester You don't like the one about the space shuttle?!?! 😮

[@gabeguzman]

I like what he said about the disciple when he debuted in wcw

[@jordand5616]

Amazing how he had incredibly poignant lines in his interviews yet he simultaneously if not watched like a hawk could go off into horrible tangents. That interview specifically in his debut w Turner is the perfect example.

[@DavidSmith-rv2hw]

@@gabeguzman "you look like my barber!"

[@MC.STORM336]

Everything is fixable. Thats a hell of a way to end an interview.

[@nostalgiaman6816]

Except benzo withdrawal

[@peterp2153]

I love how Warrior’s face lights up at 3:00 when asked about Hogan just wanting his win back. “Is that SICK!?!” Lol

[@dmjconstruction5185]

Jim actually had so many bitterness in him against the wrestling world. You could tell that the person he loved the most is the person he looks into the mirror day and night and thats the Warrior

[@Hymsyyy]

Bitterness is the wrong word I think. I don't think it was active in his life. I don't think he thought about them all the time at all. Very much let go of it easily

[@HiNRGboy]

Feel the real power now, Ho Kogan!!!!

[@AcidRayne100]

Davey Boy Smith did have a crack habit at one point, even sitting up with Jim Niedhart smoking the stuff the night before his big match against Bret Hart at SummerSlam 92, according to the Hitman. Bret had to carry Davey through that match and it ended up being one of Smith's best matches. Bret Hart was a 5 star ring general.

[@desmondcastro3679]

I remember when they had ppl, In my house, Davey Boy was spotted near I-675 near downtown Saginaw, MI by local police trying to buy crack by some black street thugs; they freaked out, brah.

[@Charsi_Escobar]

Desmond Castro how the fuck does someone smoke crack and still function as a jacked pro wrestler?

[@dutchboi2425]

@@desmondcastro3679 ...had to reference the "black part tho right"...or u mad Davey Boy Smith could afford more than u ?

[@goonerman6370]

Bret says in his book it was heroin.

[@wow77777]

@@dutchboi2425 Your comment was almost as big of a joke than father's Day in the black hood bitch

[@miamimagicians]

This interview should be called warrior burying the entire world! I've never heard him say anything good about anyone

[@MoveitorLoseit2]

He said really good things about Undertaker and Macho Man in that interview. Those were the only two that he said only good things about.

[@peterp2153]

Warrior breaking into laughter at Renegade being dead is fucking amazing.

[@gypsyauh2o]

That was 100% the reason the Renegade existed. WCW was like - if you want this to stop then sign the contract.

[@hardluckwoman3448]

I didn't like how he laughed twice at the renegade, especially since he laughed after he said he killed himself

[@TeamActionAngling]

His description of WCW sounds pretty much like current day AEW

[@mogwai3242]

3:00 Hogan beat him in WCW, but unfair. That was no real compensation for WM6.

[@hellohell77]

Especially in the god awful match the loss took place in. I mean, fireballs? Really? And hogan almost burned his face up doing it. Ha. If you think about it, that really was no compensation. Especially when you consider how over the warrior was at WM6 and still was in 98.

[@IvanVikktor715]

That’s exactly what they were trying to do regarding “bringing him out”.

[@kevinconnor3187]

Hes surprisingly well spoken

[@crystalwater505]

LOAD THE SPACESHIP WITH THE ROCKET FUEL.

[@TrinityMartin1]

Warrior sounds so frustrated and looks like he was holding so much anger in this video. Nothing was his fault, either, ever. I love Ultimate Warrior, but he had some demons. RIP

[@hilarityensues]

Does anyone have a bad word to say about Sting? Seems like he's the most respected and universally liked wrestler there is.

[@WCWFanForever]

Sting is my favorite Wrestler of all time for the most part people have said nothing but positive things about him however there a few times when they haven't. Off the top of my head Jake the Snake is one every time he says Sting was off in their feud that he was lazy with all due respect to Jake he was an alcoholic at that time so that could be the reason why Sting was lazy to him. Gary Hart is another from what I remember it seems he had a problem with Sting when he was feuding with The Great Muta and when he changed to the Crow gimmick which is weird to be mad at someone for changing their gimmick up.Ric Flair, now he has always said nothing but positive things about Sting, however, one time he had words with Sting when he didn't want to put David Flair over which let's be honest Sting was right about that and Vampiro is another.

[@hilarityensues]

@@WCWFanForever Jake hates everyone. Warrior, Brutus, Hulk, Macho Man....... I loved Jake as a kid but his gimmick was never over enough to be a leading baby face. I seen him once claim he should have been given the push over Hogan by Vince which is absurd. For a start he had a middle aged dad beach bod and always looked 50. He facially doesn't look much older now. He was a pretty good heel especially his stuff with Macho, Warrior and Taker and yeah he could have been an interesting opponent for Hogan at Mania VII. Better than Slaughter anyway. But being the face of the company? No way. Ludicrous. You know just based on that Jake's perception of how it was is way off. I saw Sting do a shoot out beside the pool at his home from around this time. Mid 2000s. He described his early wrestling life with Warrior. All of it seemed on the line. All down to earth and feasible. He said Jim was an erratic character and a bit of a loner. Jim even admits in this shoot he kept himself to himself.

[@ironcrosstrainingltd6482]

@@WCWFanForever STINGER is my all time favorite!!

[@michaelallanrubin2376]

Al Perez doesn't like sting look it up, and Gary hart, a legend in the biz

[@sese6227]

Warrior hit the nail on the head with his comparisons of Bishoff & Vince. Eric cared about being one of the boys and pleasing people, he was definitely a follower. Love him or hate him, McMahon is definitely a leader.

[@liko098]

This was probably the big win for the WWF. Vince seem more like a leader and like you said Eric wanted to be part of the cool kids in the block. The person in charge needs to do what is business for business to grow and improve.

[@CarterHayes77]

@@liko098 Working under Turner management, the AOL time merger. guys like Jaime Kellner. Brad Seigel would have been hell to be fair.

[@MrJobsworth1979]

The Interviewer sounds scared when he is asking a question.

[@hendrixisgod777]

Triceps of Terror The original interview was over an hour long and the questions during the first twenty minutes were basically ‘how did you feel during this moment’ or ‘how do you feel about that moment’. Warrior starts getting impatient with the lack of variety of the questions and lets the interviewer know about it. The interviewer spends the rest of the interview walking on eggshells. The Warrior has a point and the beginning does come across as bit amateurish. That said, overall it’s a good interview probably Warrior’s best.

[@geneawisea2708]

Dude, Warrior in the WCW was what drove me back to WWE. All he did was drone on with incomprehensible banter

[@mikeyerian7531]

"He's dead to"! You cold warrior

[@revilojohnson]

Love this ❤️ Guy!! Always a realest!! R.I.P Warrior🙏🏾

[@dogfan4lyfe]

He was a real hard worker. He had a real grunty style.

[@CobraCraig88]

“Something told me to come.”

[@marckittleson2166]

Craig Pureblood don’t come.

[@rubberchix]

He would grunt

[@Remington7769]

Whatya mean don’t come

[@liam9464]

F it, F it, F it... and then Linda came into the picture... but i’ve never been into things like that... you know women and stuff like that

[@animejoe4041]

My god, the stupidity of WCW management. Ultimate Warrior vs. the undefeated Goldberg at STARRCADE 98 could have been HUGE!

[@Mikefantasia22]

Would have been utter shit dude, comon

[@animejoe4041]

@@Mikefantasia22 We know the match quality would have sucked, but come on, after a proper build up with Warrior squashing a bunch of WCW stars on his way to a title shot, a match between the two men that beat Hogan but Hogan never beat would have been huge.

[@Mintcar923]

Anime Joe Yes as far as intensity they would have met their match.. Its a shame Warrior really could have been the GOAT if things happened just a little differently

[@cs77smith67]

I agree but the question is, who would won that match if Goldberg when against warriors at starrcade 1998?

[@animejoe4041]

@@cs77smith67 Goldberg would win. But they could make it a little controversial thanks to Warrior getting speared after getting distracted by Hogan. Let Hollywood be the one to take the gold back from Goldberg at a later PPV. There would be no finger poke of doom. In the Hogan vs. Goldberg rematch they could do the Scott Hall taser, Kevin Nash powerbomb, Hogan leg drop combo to give Hollywood the dirty win. Not that I ever wanted Hogan to ever get that belt back. I didn't. But it never made any sense to have Nash be the one to end the streak.

[@Thefunkeemonkee]

WCW burned money like crazy, Vince might be a cheapskate but he is truly a business minded person.

[@irena7777777]

Or a minded person business

[@travelingman5146]

Vince is a cheapskate?

[@ASCUMBAGWh0re]

U know nothing about wrestling business

[@curthennig9448]

@@travelingman5146 Supposedly he took all the women that he had affairs with to fast food restaurants.

[@travelingman5146]

@@curthennig9448 Wish I had an affair with him and he took me to White Castle after,for Jalapeno Sliders and a Vanilla Shake! I wouldn’t charge him any hush money!

[@Gwolf888]

Ultimate Warrior is miss by all wrestling RIP 🙏 wrestling Legend

[@MrBoywonder1985]

He was very special, I do miss him. RIP

[@TyMarshall007]

he is no saint he was an asshole

[@joelrolle433]

First time seeing ultimate warrior smile he was always a rough and tough guy in the ring.

[@playmaker5515]

This is the one guy that unanimously has rubbed everyone the wrong way!

[@badgerbhoy9534]

Whenever the Warrior gets asked a question i pick up my kindle and read a few chapters while i wait on his response

[@joedanenas5512]

As far as steroids go in that business you want to make the bucks you gotta go with the flow, just like football ! I think he's well spoken and honest with his opinions !

[@WDWproject]

The irony he laughed at Renegade, then died

[@AV-bz2zv]

He didn’t laugh “at” him.

[@BikerBenny]

LOAD THE SPACESHIPS WITH THE ROCKET FUEL!

[@kevinwilkins7524]

Ultimate Warrior VS Bill Goldberg in 98 would've been huge!!!!!! Or him and fellow Blade Runner Sting reunite

[@taydafranklin7800]

They reunited for one night on Nitro vs Hogan and Bret Hart

[@OJCHIMPSON]

@@taydafranklin7800 Nitro

[@mdhotstuff]

They actually teamed up in WCW but there was no mention of their past

[@blastofo]

@Peter Toadstone how dare u say that about a legend

[@PeaceDweller]

@Peter Toadstone He's worked many better matches than Goldberg hombre. Warrior has worked classics with Hogan, Savage, Rick Rude and Honky Tonk Man. The only classics Goldberg has worked are the ones in his mind.

[@Fr4nkB]

THere was so much potential for OWN, The Warrior was one of the best! R.I.P. Champ!

[@32lara32]

The Warrior was totally over during this whole run. He knows it, hogan knows it, everybody knows it. that's why The Warrior answered that He doesn't regret His wcw run one bit.

[@jaybass9476]

Great interview!! Straight forward and honest dude !

[@MrKellz81]

I heard alot of shit bout the ultimate warrior,he seems legit honestly......i watched him the whole interview....i watched his eyes,his mannerisms and i listened...he knew something.

[@Adam-ui3ot]

About what mate?

[@robertsmith6897]

He knew he was lying about doing street drugs for sure

[@debo82]

Of course he did...don't let everyone know what you know...

[@curthennig9448]

That the spaceship was about ready to return to Outer Space shortly!

[@mikenayers5981]

I can’t imagine this voice coming out of Warrior in his full get up.

[@Stugots666x]

He looked really good here. I think the steroids he started taking again fucked him all up. He should have stayed natural and slim at this point

[@KevBehindACamera]

Just like Rich piana, he didn't know when to quit. The guy seems to have a lot of brain fog in this interview

[@batistaandreymyst]

@@KevBehindACamera he's simply just thinking before he's talking, steroids don't really affect your speech or your cognition

[@RadPitt]

@@KevBehindACamera rich died of hard drugs not steroids

[@ImmortalArts33]

@@RadPitt all the same

[@StuUngar]

There’s nothing that hints that he was on steroids after this. He wasn’t wrestling. He wasn’t in movies. What would even be the point of taking them? So you can flex and look at yourself in the mirror? I didn’t know Warrior personally. But I can gauge just from this conversation that he wasn’t the type of person to do that. Also note, both his father and grandfather died in their early 50’s from heart related issues. His mother on the recent A&E bio said that the Hellwig men were known not to have long lifespans.

[@kevstree1495]

the greatest of all time. when i was a kid he was everything

[@runawaytrain1979]

Nobody else ever had a childhood impact bigger or better then the Warrior ever was!

[@buzznfrog6702]

Not one wrestler agrees

[@sw8467]

RIP Renegade

[@steve19745]

damm, there was sooo much more you could have made and done from all of this and now its all gone and its sad ! He is one of the very few men who got to see just how sick hogan is !

[@grapelund]

“He’s dead too??, lol” Warrior was ruthless, damn

[@chalklounge]

Neidhart and Davey Boy smoking crack. Quite the visual LMFAO!

[@travismcdonald6576]

Vode Bret Hart even talked about this in his book.

[@fallyneprinciotta9058]

Stroking his beard laughing at nothing.

[@DavidSmith-rv2hw]

davey boy: jimmy i'm fooked! neidhart: (grabbing goatee) bwah ha ha!

[@Madashell1200]

Really funny is him turning down 750,000 dollars in 1997 for a guaranteed 5 year contract and Steve Austin became Stone Cold in his absence.

[@colinj5291]

He looks lightyears healthier here in this 2005 interview than he does in his uploads from 2011-2012. In hindsight it's hard to believe he didn't know something was wrong.

[@Tryambakam108]

He did. He fully expected to die young, just like his father and grandfather did.

[@DrowningSorrows1]

Yep, all of the men in his family died at a rather young age. Warrior knew he didn't have much time left when he went into the HOF.

[@HhhHhhh-nu4lm]

@@DrowningSorrows1 the steroid didn't help

[@vipaccess-puertorico4462]

He sounds like a reasonable man back in this interview. RIP

[@brada4018]

Its sad the we lost the Ultimate Warrior .

[@lordmasterstrader8296]

The gay hating right wing nutjob Warrior? He never should’ve been a wrestler. A blemish on the sport.

[@Hadd13]

He was an Angry dude till the end

[@intothedeepstate7491]

"Okay! Let's talk about WCW!" "Yeah.."