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Ultimate Warrior's Response to the WWE's Invitation for Him to be on Byte This!

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westkoastanostra:
man i didnt even get half way in reading that shit....dude is a sick and twisted individual....its obvious that he's very bitter about the dvd.....by the way how's the dvd anyway?

TeeRaySix9Teen:

--- Quote from: Perfection on September 28, 2005, 05:34:52 PM ---Guys like me who have what it takes to make a perosna work pay your bar-b-q bill, Jimmie. Your fat ass and your silly ten gallon cowboy hat were on the plane to the next city on the tour because TOP TALENT like me performing Ultimate Warrior bought your ticket.

You seem to forget that there was once a "better" day when talent didn't need their hands held, noses blown or picked, and their asses wiped, especially by a drooling gotta-get-closer-to-those-sweaty-wrestling-bodies feminine cowboy like you.

You've been sniffing too many of your own bean farts, Jimmie.

The best I can say about you is that you remind me of a sodomized Ned Beatty squealing like a pig in Deliverance.
--- End quote ---


yeah but tha shit about Jim Ross was pretty funny lol

Sweet & Tender Hooligan:
God damn he has lost his mind! He shit on every1 there....But it really was disgraceful the way he talkd bout bobby the brain n droz..I was watchn royal rumble 93 (i think) the other day and Bobby is co commentator wit gorilla monsoon n it is the funniest shit i hav herd in a long time because he is ric flairs manager at the time n flair draws number 4 n wins the thing....at about the 15th entrant he jus stops commentating n starts cheering ric on..goin whooooo n all this shit...funniest commentary i hav EVER heard n u can tell where lawler gets most ov his style from...i genuinely hope that man makes a full recovery n the warrior should be ashamed of himslef...wot a faggot...

Trauma-san:
I saw the DVD today, and the Warrior's response to it is wayyyy over the top and basically proves what they're saying about him all through the DVD.  There are several wrestlers, (including sgt. slaughter and Chris Jericho) who say that the Warrior turned into a pretty good wrestler and was underrated towards the end, and all throughout it shows interviews with people like Hulk Hogan saying that they really liked him and hoped that he would do well.   It seemed pretty honest, all in all, to me.  For instance, Hogan said in one part that he liked Jim, and then in another part he said he could understand why Jim sued Vince, because he was trying to protect the character he helped build.  In another part Hogan said that he thought it was really fucked up and even told the Iron Shiek to break Warrior's leg whenever Warrior ransomed them for that tag match (He told Vince he wouldn't show up unless he paid him a big bunch of cash up front... Vince did, and Warrior was fired after the match)... Hogan later said he was glad to see Jim back a couple years later, etc.  Of course Hogan also jobbed to the Warrior.  Hogan said he messed up the entire WCW rematch with the Warrior and it was a horrible match, etc.... I REALLY don't think it was that unfair of a show.

Bobby Heenan is still a comedic genius.  The interviews with him were the highlight of the entire DVD.  He, more than anyone, really ripped Warrior.  I mean reaaaaaaly ripped him.  He said the way the Warrior got his start as a wrestler was

"He was walking out of a gym one day, with a raw egg and some tuna, and saw a WWE truck drive by... and thought to himself 'hey, I should follow that truck, maybe I'll make some money!'"

Bobby (who always acted like he hated Hogan on t.v.) said that the Warrior had his own dressing room, and that was fine because Hogan had his own dressing room too... but the difference was, Hogan would let people dress with him or dress with them, whatever, whereas the Warrior kept himself locked up away from everybody all the time, which he said was fine because "He's the only guy in the business I've ever met that NOBODY likes". 

Bobby was commenting on matches with Andre and with himself (Bobby Heenan wrestled the Ultimate Warrior!), and when they showed the videos, you could see that Heenan was dead on about the entire thing and has such a deep understanding of the business it's amazing.  It's a shame he's not on television anymore. 

Ted Dibiase's interviews were great as well.  Another guy who was there, saw it all, and really understands the situation.  He said it made him sick to see Andre the Giant job to the Ultimate Warrior, because he didn't think that the Warrior understood the significance of it, or appreciated it personally. 

acbaylove:
I'm not really wasting my time reading that long article, but Ultimate Warrior used to be my fav wrestler. lol i thought he died or something?

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