Fake Ric Flair is a far from the real deal. A drunk ric flair would never be so dull and dumb. Also, sounds nothing like him.
@natwolf6872 күн бұрын
What a garbage can. And he actually says, 'Warrior could have been the greatest of all time". Talk about a deluded medium talent. Astonishing stupid people with his rambling fortune cookie bullsh*t.
@Lets_RC6 күн бұрын
In his time in the WWF he was probably a no bullshit dude. Called it how he saw it. Most don’t like that. Guys were extremely jealous of his quick rise to the top. He wanted to protect his character just as much as the next guy. It’s a cut throat business and it was even worse back then I’m sure. Respect was earned not given with him I bet. You hear how he was hard to work with and that he never understood the business. That’s probably a bunch of crap! When I was a young boy he was my all time favorite wrestler. I remember getting SO excited to watch him and even got to see him wrestle at a live event. This dudes honesty is off the charts. RIP big guy!
@everready8008 күн бұрын
20:35 I don't doubt that!!
@joemacdonald787911 күн бұрын
Success is a journey....not a destination.
@scottnews15 күн бұрын
Warrior you just sat and judged your audience that you knew nothing about. RIP you crazy animal LOL
@nixon23322 күн бұрын
He was ahead of his time for sure
@nicsuhler924122 күн бұрын
Great entertainer, shitty wrestler.
@samueljweston22 күн бұрын
New thought: the Ultimate Warrior played a character called Jim Hellwig, latterly known also as Warrior.
@aaronboe112223 күн бұрын
I never knew him as a wrestler until just recently. Only heard of his name before. However, it be REALLY enjoyed watching so many of his videos and the documentary of him. He was definitely an intense dude, but love his message.
@user-sm7wd9tw9w23 күн бұрын
Verry pissed off
@kingsknight721024 күн бұрын
Right I'm sure this version was the reason why they fell out
@user-uf3rh8kf9s26 күн бұрын
James Brian Hellwig(June 16,1959-April 8,2014) aka "The Ultimate Warrior," was ONE GREAT AMERICAN!🇺🇸
@seanh4428 күн бұрын
Was this the gym he owned? I heard it was one of the best gyms in terms of kit and atmosphere, but he was very selective of clientele?
@LiveFreeOrRIPАй бұрын
Let me wrap this up with my comments on Ho Kogan. lol....
@deweycuffley4554Ай бұрын
That's X pac 123 kid 6
@ALPHABRAVO487Ай бұрын
this guy is better than 90% of these BS coaching and gurus from nowadays
@MafiaKingfishNOLAАй бұрын
I don't believe that is Ric Flair.
@OG-Ghost33Ай бұрын
There has to be someone who participated in these comments? Give us some inside scoop?
@donaldsalkovick396Ай бұрын
Yeah hes bitter. And nobody wanted you for a reality show. Good riddance hack
@everready800Ай бұрын
19:51 Didn't his dad leave when he was 12?
@T.WarrioАй бұрын
IT DOES MATTER
@OG-Ghost33Ай бұрын
Jesus Christ Dan Helmer how many you tube ads did you pay for. Nobody likes you bro just stop and as a combat vet shame on you calling Jan 6th political prisoners “insurrectionists”
@BaddogSportsАй бұрын
This was such an AMAZING, TRUTHFUL speech! What an incredible drive this man had! And he could not be more correct about working out. The adrenaline, endorphins, satisfaction and confidence it gives someone is impossible to describe unless you do it
@paulhager1281Ай бұрын
Where is he at that shows set is antique road show i think
@SpuddersSpud-ps6ddАй бұрын
His blood pressure must have gone through the roof here. Very intense man. Loved him as a kid and owned his action figure. Missed seeing him at Summerslam at Wembley which is a regret of mine.
@scottmiller7678Ай бұрын
He acts like his time in the WWF was so great, the only reason he was successful was because of his body. Vince loved his look, but other than that he sucked. He played the character great until he had to wrestle. Everyone say's how he never wanted to be a better wrestler. Just wanted to get in get out, That's why I can't take his success stories serious.
@jimhurst82Ай бұрын
Wrong! His body wasn’t the only reason. He was successful because his character attracted kids like me at the time and drew money. His entrance, his energy, his short matches were exactly what drew us kids in, Idk a single kid who didn’t like him at the time. We all loved him back then.
@scottmiller7678Ай бұрын
@@jimhurst82 I'm not talking about the kids, of course kids liked him look at him he looked great, what i am saying is when Jim Helwing was introduced to Vince Mcmahon Vince automatically wanted him because of his physique, as far as a wrestling working an performanced based his matches were boring. Ask Jerry lawler or any of the big time names if jim helwig was worth watching after hi entrance most if not all of them say is was all bark no bite.
@scottmiller7678Ай бұрын
*his
@scottmiller7678Ай бұрын
@@jimhurst82 Vince wanted guys that when they walked through the airport people would stop an look and thats what people did when they saw him, to bad he was a total dick.
@jimhurst82Ай бұрын
@@scottmiller7678 I agree with that. When rewatching his matches, I see a lot of his opponents helping to get his moves over.
@somethingiswaiting1771Ай бұрын
Warrior ruled
@joshtato14282 ай бұрын
He looked geeked up, must have ran out of blow, and this was the result....
@anthonycarlisle61842 ай бұрын
Damn, I wonder how much people are hawking last con signed warrior stuff?🤔🤷
@FUNHUH2 ай бұрын
Bitter much
@heeleyez12602 ай бұрын
1988 WWE “Iron” Mike Sharpe vs “Rugged” Ronnie Garvin kzread.infoA-__p73QNMo?feature=share
@lukenukem24412 ай бұрын
I ❤ sadistic shit like this!!!
@OG-Ghost33Ай бұрын
The fact that you think working out and being pushed to work out is sadistic is hilarious
@ShaneShadows2 ай бұрын
Here’s a guy who I never liked as a performer- but listening to him speak? Totally different- he was tremendous
@GabrielHill12 ай бұрын
This is a different version of Warriors song. Where do I get it?
@JusticeForce2 ай бұрын
DDP @ 39:40 Just walks right in and cuts everybody in line like he's king of the Universe.
@JusticeForce2 ай бұрын
RVD @ 31:00
@sammydabull40012 ай бұрын
Warrior EXPOSED HOLLYWOOD AND NOBODY TOOK HIM SERIOUSLY 😢💯‼️ SEEMS LIKE AND TIME SOMEONE BLOWS THE WHISTLE, THEY TRY YO MAKE THEM SOUND CRAZY😮😮😮
@Clemsoncrawler3622 ай бұрын
Was my favorite wrestler as a kid, then when I was older wwe released that biopic on him making him to look really bad. If anyone hasn’t seen the couple episodes of his reality tv show check it out. He definitely evolved into an inspirational man. I like that shortly before he died at the hall of fame he made amends of sorts with his past coworkers
@ReinhardVonSiegfried2 ай бұрын
"People say: 'don't burn bridges'. My idea is: once you cross that bridge, you should blow it to hell." --Warrior @6:05
@nathanwanner..442 ай бұрын
He is a lot smarter than I thought
@nathanwanner..442 ай бұрын
I liked him better as a motivational speaker than a wrestler
@JerseyZeke2 ай бұрын
Great video. Watch this to the end. Its worth it.
@TDL-xg5nn2 ай бұрын
Listen to him if you want to die at 54.
@grudeman2 ай бұрын
Very unique, misunderstood, complex man! I loved the ultimate warrior as a kid, as i get older i understand the man. Rip warrior thank you ☘️
@rollingwithisrael32922 ай бұрын
What did he have against religion
@kid--presentable27 күн бұрын
He didn't, he was quite spiritual
@BrittMonkey2 ай бұрын
Where's the rest of it?
@tonyoneri81103 ай бұрын
Come on warrior you talk about everybody else doing drugs, but you don’t say anything about you using steroids And when you talk about other peoples kids, that’s very disrespectful.
@LastSunrise19813 ай бұрын
I will say in all fairness. Linda and Hulk were far more tougher on Brooke than Nick. Brooke is far more humble, level headed, and maintained a low profile compared to Nick.
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Hogon is so full of shit.
Fake Ric Flair is a far from the real deal. A drunk ric flair would never be so dull and dumb. Also, sounds nothing like him.
What a garbage can. And he actually says, 'Warrior could have been the greatest of all time". Talk about a deluded medium talent. Astonishing stupid people with his rambling fortune cookie bullsh*t.
In his time in the WWF he was probably a no bullshit dude. Called it how he saw it. Most don’t like that. Guys were extremely jealous of his quick rise to the top. He wanted to protect his character just as much as the next guy. It’s a cut throat business and it was even worse back then I’m sure. Respect was earned not given with him I bet. You hear how he was hard to work with and that he never understood the business. That’s probably a bunch of crap! When I was a young boy he was my all time favorite wrestler. I remember getting SO excited to watch him and even got to see him wrestle at a live event. This dudes honesty is off the charts. RIP big guy!
20:35 I don't doubt that!!
Success is a journey....not a destination.
Warrior you just sat and judged your audience that you knew nothing about. RIP you crazy animal LOL
He was ahead of his time for sure
Great entertainer, shitty wrestler.
New thought: the Ultimate Warrior played a character called Jim Hellwig, latterly known also as Warrior.
I never knew him as a wrestler until just recently. Only heard of his name before. However, it be REALLY enjoyed watching so many of his videos and the documentary of him. He was definitely an intense dude, but love his message.
Verry pissed off
Right I'm sure this version was the reason why they fell out
James Brian Hellwig(June 16,1959-April 8,2014) aka "The Ultimate Warrior," was ONE GREAT AMERICAN!🇺🇸
Was this the gym he owned? I heard it was one of the best gyms in terms of kit and atmosphere, but he was very selective of clientele?
Let me wrap this up with my comments on Ho Kogan. lol....
That's X pac 123 kid 6
this guy is better than 90% of these BS coaching and gurus from nowadays
I don't believe that is Ric Flair.
There has to be someone who participated in these comments? Give us some inside scoop?
Yeah hes bitter. And nobody wanted you for a reality show. Good riddance hack
19:51 Didn't his dad leave when he was 12?
IT DOES MATTER
Jesus Christ Dan Helmer how many you tube ads did you pay for. Nobody likes you bro just stop and as a combat vet shame on you calling Jan 6th political prisoners “insurrectionists”
This was such an AMAZING, TRUTHFUL speech! What an incredible drive this man had! And he could not be more correct about working out. The adrenaline, endorphins, satisfaction and confidence it gives someone is impossible to describe unless you do it
Where is he at that shows set is antique road show i think
His blood pressure must have gone through the roof here. Very intense man. Loved him as a kid and owned his action figure. Missed seeing him at Summerslam at Wembley which is a regret of mine.
He acts like his time in the WWF was so great, the only reason he was successful was because of his body. Vince loved his look, but other than that he sucked. He played the character great until he had to wrestle. Everyone say's how he never wanted to be a better wrestler. Just wanted to get in get out, That's why I can't take his success stories serious.
Wrong! His body wasn’t the only reason. He was successful because his character attracted kids like me at the time and drew money. His entrance, his energy, his short matches were exactly what drew us kids in, Idk a single kid who didn’t like him at the time. We all loved him back then.
@@jimhurst82 I'm not talking about the kids, of course kids liked him look at him he looked great, what i am saying is when Jim Helwing was introduced to Vince Mcmahon Vince automatically wanted him because of his physique, as far as a wrestling working an performanced based his matches were boring. Ask Jerry lawler or any of the big time names if jim helwig was worth watching after hi entrance most if not all of them say is was all bark no bite.
*his
@@jimhurst82 Vince wanted guys that when they walked through the airport people would stop an look and thats what people did when they saw him, to bad he was a total dick.
@@scottmiller7678 I agree with that. When rewatching his matches, I see a lot of his opponents helping to get his moves over.
Warrior ruled
He looked geeked up, must have ran out of blow, and this was the result....
Damn, I wonder how much people are hawking last con signed warrior stuff?🤔🤷
Bitter much
1988 WWE “Iron” Mike Sharpe vs “Rugged” Ronnie Garvin kzread.infoA-__p73QNMo?feature=share
I ❤ sadistic shit like this!!!
The fact that you think working out and being pushed to work out is sadistic is hilarious
Here’s a guy who I never liked as a performer- but listening to him speak? Totally different- he was tremendous
This is a different version of Warriors song. Where do I get it?
DDP @ 39:40 Just walks right in and cuts everybody in line like he's king of the Universe.
RVD @ 31:00
Warrior EXPOSED HOLLYWOOD AND NOBODY TOOK HIM SERIOUSLY 😢💯‼️ SEEMS LIKE AND TIME SOMEONE BLOWS THE WHISTLE, THEY TRY YO MAKE THEM SOUND CRAZY😮😮😮
Was my favorite wrestler as a kid, then when I was older wwe released that biopic on him making him to look really bad. If anyone hasn’t seen the couple episodes of his reality tv show check it out. He definitely evolved into an inspirational man. I like that shortly before he died at the hall of fame he made amends of sorts with his past coworkers
"People say: 'don't burn bridges'. My idea is: once you cross that bridge, you should blow it to hell." --Warrior @6:05
He is a lot smarter than I thought
I liked him better as a motivational speaker than a wrestler
Great video. Watch this to the end. Its worth it.
Listen to him if you want to die at 54.
Very unique, misunderstood, complex man! I loved the ultimate warrior as a kid, as i get older i understand the man. Rip warrior thank you ☘️
What did he have against religion
He didn't, he was quite spiritual
Where's the rest of it?
Come on warrior you talk about everybody else doing drugs, but you don’t say anything about you using steroids And when you talk about other peoples kids, that’s very disrespectful.
I will say in all fairness. Linda and Hulk were far more tougher on Brooke than Nick. Brooke is far more humble, level headed, and maintained a low profile compared to Nick.
Ho Kogan sux