i met warrior at a signing years ago, while all the other wrestlers where sat down looking like that they hated meeting the fans warrior was standing up shaking everyone's hand and asking there name, i really appreciated that

@chelseaboylucas25

6 жыл бұрын

Nigel Windsor nice story bro 👍🏻

@machohogan

5 жыл бұрын

Nigel Windsor similar here. Wrestleslam in the UK. What a gentleman.

@jerseysucks6158

5 жыл бұрын

Great story. Mr Wonderful Paul Ornoff was like that too.

@danf3937

5 жыл бұрын

I met him too back in the day he was a super nice guy

@MrJwinne

5 жыл бұрын

dj romaine you’re a fucking piece of shit ! How’s that for a story pussy

After meeting all the big names. Flair (grumpy), Taker in 94 (quiet but cool), Hulk (fast but chilled, bigger than I expected). HBK 94 (fun), Bret (cool guy), Anvil (wasted RIP), Piper (took time and lots of fun), Dibiase (quiet), Duggan (fun). I’ve met tons of the guys. Warrior was the best, he took more time than anyone, signed more than I’d paid for and took extra photos. Just a true gentleman.

@heelturnsface

3 жыл бұрын

Just don’t be a kid with cancer

@ronbrannen887

3 жыл бұрын

@@heelturnsface ?

@riclee9504

2 жыл бұрын

Love hearing that

@heidiheisele8608

2 жыл бұрын

That's it I'm buying that UW shirt

Having lived on his property in New Mexico, we became friends while I worked on his property. " His wife and children where very dear to my heart as well." He will always be in my memory for ever! RIP Big man.

@WhiteGuysMadder

2 жыл бұрын

what's that part in quotes?

@m.alexanderzagorski2438

Жыл бұрын

AWESOME Frank!👍

@BirdDawg1

Жыл бұрын

@@WhiteGuysMadder its known as a "typo"

@WhiteGuysMadder

Жыл бұрын

@@BirdDawg1 Don't get smart. I didn't ask for the definition of a typo. I genuinely though he was quoting something and i was curious as to what it was

@fireheartis1

Жыл бұрын

Man I am from New Mexico and didn't know he had property in my home state. That's cool! I'm from Roswell. What part of the State did he have it in?

I don't care what anyone says about him. The Ultimate Warrior was the super hero of my childhood

@chelseaboylucas25

6 жыл бұрын

Ric Lee there's always one complete ass hole bro, I completely agree with u man, me too

@tatertot3286

5 жыл бұрын

johnny tyler karma is a bitch brother

@kenswan1725

5 жыл бұрын

you really are an asshat aren't you?

@amjidali588

5 жыл бұрын

Ric Lee I remember watching wrestler mania 6... it was late were I was and I had school the next day but it was worth it

@paulcox2011

5 жыл бұрын

Ric Lee warrior was far better than hogan in the ring and outside!

That generation is the last time I watched wrestling. WWF will always be my favorite. The ultimate warrior, Coco beware, macho man, tug boat, rawdy piper, hulk Hogan, super fly Jimmy snuka , Jake the snake.. And many more

@EFXVoila

5 жыл бұрын

DarthAmerind Curt Henning alias Mr.Perfect to add!

@rjfierro

5 жыл бұрын

British Bulldogs

@randygreen8916

5 жыл бұрын

Can't forget the Hart Foundation.

@marcmclane2640

5 жыл бұрын

DarthAmerind All GREAT, no doubt... but you should live in the Future not the PAST.... Nice to go down memory lane, but some really great wrestlers still out there today. Sorry you will probably miss them.... Dan Marino Retired, but I still watch Football...

@MrJwinne

5 жыл бұрын

Marc Mclane you know it’s not the Same though . The early 80’s and late 90’s were of something powerful . Kind of like Led Zeppelin.

The Ultimate Warrior was probably the greatest character ever in professional wrestling, which is meant as a sincere compliment. It's one of the few wrestling characters that you could literally see in a comic book or in an animated cartoon with the look, the voice, the physique, the acting and signature moves and overall performance. He really developed that character into an art in a way. There could be a few others in that class, but not many. It was quite an achievement from an art/entertainment/fantasy sense. Captivated a generation.

@jaza457x8

4 жыл бұрын

Well said!!!

@odinson43

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@heidiheisele8608

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I think that's why he was also abit misunderstood, but at least he made peace before passing because he did upset some people.

@austinsavage

2 жыл бұрын

Randy Savage is in the class too

@cowboyquebecanimations3068

Жыл бұрын

As far as top 3 characters Honky-tonk man, Sergeant Slaughter, and Ultimate Warrior

like or hate him, the charisma he has is off the charts. All the wrestlers back in the 80's and 90's had charisma to burn. Todays WWE stars fall so short!

@misterslats

2 жыл бұрын

What, you don't see the charisma dripping off of Kevin Owens and his XXL t-shirt and gym shorts?

@jameswyatt7977

2 жыл бұрын

@@misterslats KO is 👊🏻

I wish I had found the ultimate warrior before he passed away. 7 years after his death I am listening to him and it's motivating more than anyone else.

He was this disabled childs idol. Got to see him live when i was like 8 or so. Never forget it or him....rip bro

@TheAndrewJung

5 жыл бұрын

As a person who became disabled as an adult, I wrote Warrior an e-mail years back about the blog post he'd written that day & how much it inspired me to keep going in my pursuit to get better. To my surprise, the man wrote me back and told me that I was his inspiration on that day. I'll never forget that kindness. He truly was a class act.

@shaunabrooks8638

5 жыл бұрын

Man, I wish I could have. I still think of him in my moments of giving up! He has definitely inspired my life!

@user-cc4gk6gx6w

4 жыл бұрын

RIP

@paularmstrong3432

4 жыл бұрын

Respect bro

@thegrandpencil4374

Жыл бұрын

I saw him live in 1991 against Macho Man. Have the pictures to prove it, too!

RIP Warrior, another childhood hero gone, life is damn short

@jamesdichiara632

6 жыл бұрын

rip ultimate warrior rick rude.

@antomat85

4 жыл бұрын

Life is short if you use steroids for 30 years, like this dude...

@tomcurtis3603

4 жыл бұрын

Mike it's a Metaphor genius. Do u take everything literally in life? Obviously a 100 years or so is a long time.

@dl30wpb

4 жыл бұрын

@Mike O'Horny For someone that is 50, you seem lke a dumb fuck lol

I grew up through Hulkamania and loved all his stuff but never did anyone match the excitement the Warrior brought to the match. Legend

The Warrior is Eternal. Everything about him was awesome.

"I knew from your voice you'd be skinny like that." Lmao This guy is a real dude. Rest in peace.

@Shaft-Industries

6 жыл бұрын

Eric Engesser And you are? That's why you spell Christian with a small "c". Go judge yourself. Only God can look into the hearts of men. You can't.

@christopherellisor2550

6 жыл бұрын

@Eric Engesser, "Judge not that ye be judged." Mt 7:1; As a believer, I understand that the hearts of me are what our Elohim God is after. Though Warrior may have been out there at times, we do not know what Elohim God may have done through him. Let's just appreciate the Warrior for his prowess and not judge based on what we see. This is not to bash you, but to assist you in your walk with Yahshua Christ. As far as the Warrior is concerned, I agreed with some of his principles as they were indeed Biblical. May he R.I.P.

@christopherellisor2550

6 жыл бұрын

@Gabon Sansworth, that's not a silly trend. I had been studying the Hebraic Bible and learning the titles of our Creator. This didn't start from "The Passion", but because I wanted to pursue more. However, thanks for your input and may Eloha bless you.

@JackBarrett7

5 жыл бұрын

Gabon Sansworth He was crucified by the Romans. Although thats irrelevant bc Aramaic is what was spoken. I agree, its not a trend, and personally, I don't think He cares what hes called as long as it isn't blasphemous or cursing Him. There are those w religious paralysis who think its a set of rules to follow, or principles to adhere to. Idk the guy whose saying it, but people who speak that way generally do to make themselves sound more reverential, or intelligent than they are. Remember, their stupidity isn't a sin, but pride is.

@enriquepinero707

5 жыл бұрын

Great video. Definitely inspired. Would it be possible if you could remove the RIP Warrior during the whole video and have it at the begginig and end only? It kinda distracting.

Macho Man's death really changed Warrior. That seems to be a driving force behind his sudden website and youtube stuff in 2012-13. He realized that if wants to leave a legacy, he needs to get out there. A few blogs on an old webpage won't do anything. Autograph signings, and open-ness to the WWE are the only things that can establish that. I'm glad he did it for his family and fans.

@superwatts23

8 жыл бұрын

I agree, it did seem like Savage's passing had a huge impact on him. As a long time fan there was tremendous healing when he came back for the Hall of Fame, even if it was quickly followed by tragedy. Even still, his career came full circle and his legacy became immortalized. The running the man did, will live forever...

@nunya_bizniz

5 жыл бұрын

Nice post bro

@chadlieb2437

4 жыл бұрын

He genuinely admired and appreciated Randy Savage.

@austinsavage

2 жыл бұрын

@@chadlieb2437 Warrior was big on discipline and commitment. And Savage was known as a perfectionist. they were pals and very similar in their level of passion. too bad they never tag teamed

@anonamatron

Жыл бұрын

I didn't pay attention around that time, but he had a website for a long time. I remember reading it before his WCW run even.

I know many people didn't care for the Ultimate Warrior, but I loved him when I was a kid. His performances in the ring always kept me glued to the tv, not to mention just the way he entered the ring, running 100 mph and being crazy. That was when wrestling was golden in my opinion. I don't care what anyone says, I will always be an Ultimate Warrior fan, may he always be resting in peace.

@HiNRGboy

11 ай бұрын

I loved all those wrestlers back then, but no one was like the Ultimate Warrior lol, he was my favorite along with Macho Man and the Road Warriors. Those 4 guys right there we'll never see anything like them again

@dianeshea4192

8 ай бұрын

He was my Ultimate favorite wrestler, number 1. I had a book that was about him and his life. There will never be another wrestler like him. RIP to the Greatest man.

@EllaJay

7 ай бұрын

​@@dianeshea4192 Cool. Was the book a proper biography? If so, do you remember the name of it and if it's still available? Sorry for all the questions lol, if you reply then thx in advance.

The ultimate warrior will never die he lives on in US those who were lucky enough to watch his reign of power... When he did his promos and he wrestled he was magic and he instilled respect in us and we didn't even realize it... For the lucky few who paid attention he was like our big brother.

Fans got more out of Warriors entrance than most other wrestlers entire matches. RIP Warrior load the spaceship with the rocket fuel and see you on the other side brother.

@Michael_Chandler_Keaton

6 жыл бұрын

bs431980 Dang bro, that was touching. I appreciate that comment man.

@duster71

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah they were jerking off and came all over themselves.

@ghostspectre1861

6 жыл бұрын

Because his matches were absolute garbage.

@picallo1

6 жыл бұрын

GhostSpectre, You're crazy his Wrestlemania 6 match was PURE GOLD. His WCW run wasnt good but his WWF run was SPECTACULAR.

@ghostspectre1861

6 жыл бұрын

WMVI was "pure gold" because Hogan carried his ass through the match. Guys like Rick Rude worked their butts off to make the matches watchable. There's no question he was an influence on young fans and was a definitive character of the early 90s, but he was all entrance and little else.

When you see your hero die, it really hits you hard. He’s like a family member. He seems like a real cool dude. I appreciate that.

Our heroes are our heroes and they're human beings as well. This guy, here, was just a decent guy who preformed to make a living. Made a lot of us smile along the way. God love you. Rest in peace.

He looks so humble and human. RIP Warrior

I never realized he could sound so rational. So aware. He actually got it. It's very sad that he doesn't get to grow old and tell these stories and enjoy life. Thanks for getting this. I remember the night he beat Hogan for the title. That was one of the most exciting moments in wrestling history. He really affected the kids with his presence. That crowd was electric.

I thought I was the only one who could listen to this for hours. He sounds like a wise father every time he speaks

Always going to be one of my heroes as a kid & adult R.I.P. WARRIOR ❤🔥❤

I seen him back in the 90's at Gold"s gym He was huge

@ifgaplots4931

4 жыл бұрын

Hes my ultimate childhood crush! And still love this guy. RIP my warrior!

@heidiheisele8608

2 жыл бұрын

@@ifgaplots4931 me too, and when he's himself smiling in pictures as Jim he's so attractive

this was a man that truly represented and personified intensity and passion..and had a much different mindset than others,,his spirit and legacy will live on FOREVER!!!..RIP ULTIMATE WARRIOR

I'm so glad you guys got to hang out with Warrior, that's one thing you'll remember for the rest of your lives :) RIP.

He was larger than life, but a greater champion beyond the ring. God bless you Warrior, love you man

He was my most favorite character in WWF in the late 80's and early 90's RIP

OLD SCHOOL MORALS, PRINCIPLES, DISCIPLINE & STANDARDS… GOTTA LOVE THE WARRIOR!!! :)

@acgillespie

8 жыл бұрын

+LUPE GARZA .. It's a Damn shame what the american people have become...shame on them for become idiots and morons.

@pigdick2233

7 жыл бұрын

stupid idiots!!!!!

@fairrttg989

6 жыл бұрын

They all become soy boys in a soyworld order. feminized and demasculsiazied! Check Cris Kantu on youtube!

@Boredoutofmywits

3 жыл бұрын

Morals, principles and steroid abuse don't fit.

@JLUX100

3 жыл бұрын

@@Boredoutofmywits moron. 98% of steroid users live a full and healthy life. STOP blanket statement blaming everything on steroids.

One AWSOME guy!!! I used to get chills as soon as his intro music would start!! And STILL do if I watch any of his stuff! Dont watch wrestling anymore , just cant match the old stuff...PERIOD!!!! You will ALWAYS be missed WARRIOR!! Rest in peace big guy!!!

I've always been a Hulkster fan and hated the Warrior when he outmatched my hero in WW6 but there is no denying that the Warrior was one of the most awsome wrestlers and one of the greatest icons of professional wrestling of all time ; may he rest in peace .

He is SO INSPIRATIONAL. I relate to him the most out of all of these old school guys.

I loved the ultimate warrior when I was a kid. I guess a lot of the other wrestlers in the locker room hated him. I think they were totally jealous of his dominance for success. He was a force to be reckoned with that many couldn’t compete with. His act was great, from the running all over the place to the way he would talk on the mic. He had an attitude made for success. #LEGEND

Thank you guys so much for uploading this. Ultimate Warrior's passing is still tough to deal with.. really great video guys! thank u!

@redfield1007

6 жыл бұрын

Grow a set.

@TonyPajamas24

4 жыл бұрын

Redfield 100% lmfaooo

ultimate warrior is my favorite wrestler of all time rip warrior

The hulkster said it best in his description of the warrior character, "he was a good guy with a maniacal edge." All the negative rhetoric about the warrior was mainly from envy only because he lit up the crowds than most wrestlers during that time.

@Doniedaff

6 жыл бұрын

Keep telling yourself that.

@oneyedthing

5 жыл бұрын

+SacredLust97 You are absolutely right. Aside from the intense work out and steroids, he kept his life spiritually-like clean. He was the new guy in the 80s who got the VIP treatment because of how he sold arenas in his mere presence. Hogan and the rest just ganged up on him in terms of locker room politics. Those saying he was a bad worker forgets about the likes of Batista and Goldberg who probably were worse.

@bradleyBradley-dn2uz

5 жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right...

@dailybread1656

5 жыл бұрын

nice picture, wink! wink!

@ramonventura2016

5 жыл бұрын

SacredLust97 warrior my favorit...

I always like Helwig's "Ultimate Warrior" persona. He really lived up to it with the intensity that he brought to the ring each and every match he was in because in each and every match that he was in he brought his ultimate performance. This is why he was so enjoyable to watch. It's hard to believe that it's already been over four years since he passed away. May he rest in peace.

This man was my childhood - still to this day I remember all the great memories of him. He is the reason I still have a mullet in my 40s. I copied everything about him. You could see how genuinely kind and good of a person he was. You could see that mostly in his reactions to his girls - Rest in paradise Jim

This guy was so pumped when entering the ring. Fired me up! Can you imagine the damage he could do in a barfight

@abc456f

2 жыл бұрын

Haku is the guy you want on your side in a bar fight. Tough and crazy.

Troubled guy, worked all day, worked out all night, no sleep, still goes out performing like a crazy beast. No wonder he passed away so early.

You just want to give him a hug. It was emotional for him. You could tell.

Warrior is an inspiration for us all. Wish he was still around. Could have been one Hell of a motivational speaker.

This guy was my hero. I used to go apeshit when his theme came on. I would run around the living room and do the rope pump the over head pump. I cried when he beat Hogan.

@wisconsinlonnie4143

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 39 & he’s still my animal spirit.

He seemed it like such a down-to-earth guy, rest in peace Warrior you are gone from this world but your legacy will never be forgotten.

lost a few people in my life and i kick myself when i think of them not being around anymore, Warrior is one of those guys as kid i loved him the larger than life character the warrior was, Jim was misunderstood in the business and the reason that is, is because he was upfront and honest.

@duster71

6 жыл бұрын

RecycledBinHD he was the biggest full of himself wrestler ever

@picallo1

6 жыл бұрын

Duster71, No, he just knew his worth. His persona was the best in the business and thats fact. So there was he knew his worth AND like he said he didnt wanna wrestle forever, it was just a chapter in his life. Wrestlers didnt like that. To them it was life, to him it was a job.

@tontoepstein6860

5 жыл бұрын

No, he refused to work with other wrestlers in the ring and he was a low-down unprofessional dirty dealer when it came to contracts. The bullshit he pulled with his boss paid off some in the short-term, but came back to bite him in the ass and balls in the long-term. Besides, he was all look and not much skill. Sort of like Hogan, but Hogan was great with a microphone. The only thing this guy was great at was a syringe.

@picallo1

5 жыл бұрын

+ Tonto Epstein. Thats not true. There are several instances, one involving Ted Dibiase where he was mad at Warrior for something happening in Tokyo yet it was Vinces call not Warriors. This guy was pushed to be the next Hulk Hogan so hell yes he wanted the same pay. Hogan just failed in Hollywood and had to come back. Warrior didnt wanna step down and understandably so. Would you? As I said alot of wrestlers did what was best for the business and Warrior did the best for himself. Thats not low-down and dirty thats smart because WWF screwed ALOT of guys. Look at Bret Hart. Warrior did his thing until it started to not benefit him as much, then he left. You gotta look past the nonsense and see what really happened. Everyone dogged Warrior but after he died ALOT of truth came out and basically he refused to be screwed.

@tontoepstein6860

5 жыл бұрын

Dress it up any way you want, extorting money minutes before a big PPV event is unprofessional, lowdown, and dirty. And often not working with the other wrestlers was simply unprofessional. I enjoyed this: deadspin.com/the-ultimate-warrior-was-an-insane-dick-1561275496

I miss this guy.

@ghaziibrahim-xj7fs

7 жыл бұрын

fred flinstono

@TonyPajamas24

4 жыл бұрын

Iceman 23 shut the fuck up bitch

@tomcurtis3603

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly TJ

@yourfavskit8584

4 жыл бұрын

@Iceman 23 fuck you have no heart

@Coco-xw3wp

4 жыл бұрын

I miss him also and unfortunately his gold digger wife & Vince killer McMahon murdered this man... It's not coincidence that Jim's wife works for the wwe now! Guys really need to think about who they marry bc these bitches is money hungry & evil

you guys are so lucky to meet this guy before he passed....my brother an i idolized this guy growing up ,. i had this huge wall sized poster of him in my room ....definitely an american hero....R.I.P Warrior.

The ultimate warrior was one of the greatest...he was truly larger than life he was just awesome.....everytime I'm feeling not to inspired I just put on my "always believe" ultimate warrior dvd and it helps me get motivated...thank you warrior miss you everyday....RIP warrior

The question why can't we have stars like this anymore Macho Man, Warrior, Hogan no doubt all time greats.

Such a humble man. R.I.P. Warrior.

He was such a real dude, God Bless him.

This guy was real. That's why they had a hard time controlling him. Miss u Jim. RIP my friend

What a great guy. He never gave up. That's amazing.

I wanna lay down, curl up in a big girlyman ball, and cry now. I didn't know Ultimate Warrior had passed away. This totally sucks we keep loosing all the great ones. RIP Ultimate Warrior. You will be missed.😥

Warrior's ring entrance was full of a lot of energy, and he was a much better worker then he was given credit for. Most of his matches were short, but they were all quality.

Ultimate warrior always made my school holidays amasing. Sitting up till late just to watch him was fabulous

Thanks for posting this I wish I had met him there will never be another like the Warrior

The kid on the left actually said he works out. The Warrior was classy and played it off legit but was probably thinking is this kid putting me on?!?!

@Gfresh844

6 жыл бұрын

Working out obviously isn't just lifting weights...

@victoranthony9037

6 жыл бұрын

working out isnt only lifting heavy weights ya dummy lol

@nocomment1469

6 жыл бұрын

Foo Chi no , the kid does hot yoga

@C_mao

6 жыл бұрын

i caught that too

@dickymint2093

5 жыл бұрын

And remember this man has been in alot of gyms and seen alot of people training. You don't have to got there to get big there are loads of ways to train

Thank you for making this video. I REALLY enjoyed it and appreciate that you guys took the time to make it happen. RIP Warrior.

I got it!!! The first time I ever saw him he became my all time favorite and still is to this day! RIP Warrior!

Thanks for posting this. Losing one of my childhood heroes is a bit surreal. I even dug out my Warrior wrestling buddy today.... gone too soon

Him beating hulk at mania was a moment and feeling I will never forget, I was on my first year of jr high school

@adamirishconundrum851

13 күн бұрын

He took the little big that was left of Hulk Hogan's rotten soul in his karma collects video

Thank you for sharing your skills with us, You’ll always be remember as a WARRIOR..!!

Man, I can’t imagine the opportunity of being able to sit down with my childhood hero. That must have been some treat, I hope you guys never ever forget that moment.

R.I.P..... you are missed.

@jamesdichiara632

6 жыл бұрын

wonder what this wouldve been like to see this again

Gosh this man is my hero from my childhood. The intensity he resonates the moment he comes running his entrance is phenomenal. I don't give an F what other peeps say bout him, this man is my Idol, before Taker and Austin came. RIP Warrior.

This is awesome. RIP Warrior. I could listen for hours. Thanks, guys.

Thanks! That's the best interview of the Warrior I every saw. He was the best!! RIP

He seems really great. Sad that he’s gone.

What a legend.

The feeling of getting to the TV with my friends and we literally cried tears of joy all because the Ultimate Warrior was coming in the ring.. As a child this was absolutely breathtaking...

Well done guys! He legitimately looked pleased to speak w you, that smile was infectious!

I couldn't really give a f*cking shit about what the wrestling 'critics' have to say about Warrior. The man was an incredible human being. Sure, we can all read anecdotes on his wrestling career from bitter people like Bret Hart about how 'one time when Warrior was a young wrestling superstar, he prioritised his character over a 'Make a Wish' child' etc. But the fact remains that Warrior grew to be an amazing man; leagues and leagues above the average 'former wrestler', who usually end up as an addict or a pathetic vessel for nothing more than immaturity or self-pity. If we all had Warrior's commitment and passion, then the world would be a much, much better place. RIP Warrior. You inspire me every day. Legend.

@Doniedaff

6 жыл бұрын

An 'amazing man' who was homophobic . far-right, racist and self-serving. I mean R.I.P and all that but let's not go nuts with the eulogies.

cool interview man i wish i wouldve met the Ultimate Warrior, favorite wrestler of all time. R.i.p Warrior

Even as an adult I still think about you ultimate warrior when I'm at the gym he motivates me so good. I still can go on

I remember seeing this when it was first put up on KZread over a decade ago. Much respect to Warrior and glad these guys got meet the Warrior!

The ultimate warrior was my all time favorite, no body better in my opinion

A TRUE LEGEND!!!!

Congrats on that special moment. That guy would make me excited waiting for Sundays to watch him on tv. His moment wrestling Hogan reminded me of Jordan when he surpassed Magic and took the spotlight. Legend..RIP Warrior

Man I loved the ultimate warrior, he was the best when I was growing up. R.I.P in peace brother, you will be missed.

Wish this was longer

@LuisRamirez-rf8ok

8 жыл бұрын

yeah I know right

Rest In Peace. (What an interview!)

I wish this interview was longer bc I could listen to The Warrior n his stories for endless hours ( his and other wrestlers as well) but he was my favorite along with L.O.D! Thank You for making n sharing this! Rest Peacefully in Heaven with God and the spirits of the Warriors🙏🙌💙

Was my favorite old school wrestler. RIP Ultimate Warrior. U will always be remembered in my heart, man!

I really enjoyed this guys. Thank you so much for sharing.

Thanks for the wisdom, Jim. I just wish I had found these videos while you were still down here. I hope you're happy, silencing naysayers on the other side.

R.I.P Warrior no wrestler will ever make the same impact as you did. You're star will shine forever.

I'm so glad he made amends and got closure with those he felt he needed to. He knew was was nearing the end of his race,and went out with nothing but love and serenity in his soul.

He was my hero 💪☝

Best wrestler of all time.r.i.p warrior

I've watched this interview numerous times and it never gets old..

A true legend and one of a kind and he is also one of my favorite wrestler

Dead almost 6 years. It doesn’t seem like more than 3 in my mind. My man is a Legend, He’s a statue in The Hall OF Fame.

I love Ultimate Warrior

Rest well to a true warrior he was my favorite as a child coming up

Dope interview! Just tough watching him recall the past. It's heartbreaking to see the pain while he's reflecting the past. He was my favorite wrestler of all-time. I had posters of him on my wall. As fans we don't know what it takes for the ppl in this industry to bring us this type of entertainment. RIP Ultimate Warrior👊

"I remember doing that promo....I don't even remember doin it." Reminds of Rick James. "What am I gonna do? Just jump up on someone's couch like its something to do? Cmon I got a little more sense than that.....Yeah I remember grindin my feet on Eddie's couch."

@elgiron5600

8 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! I caught that.

@stuungar4034

8 жыл бұрын

+Minkki82 I think we all get that. It's just funny to say..."yeah i remember when i did that, but i dont even remember it."

@picallo1

6 жыл бұрын

I dont get it. He corrected himself immediately.

@teNpac47

5 жыл бұрын

StuUngar lol

@damienholland8103

5 жыл бұрын

You people are such idiots. One can remember an event but not the details of it. No one articulates themselves 100% perfectly in an interview, anyway.

Simply amazing interview. Just so down to earth.

So glad you guys did this interview before he passed ! R.I.P warrior !

I just watched this video March 6, 2019! I’ve got mad respect for the Ultimate Warrior! Anyone that knew him would say the same!