*news* Warrior DVD Called a "Vicious Burial"

Forgotten Sin · 31 Aug 2005, 04:08 PM

In the latest issue of Smackdown! Magazine (with Chris Benoit holding the US Title on the cover), there is an article/review about what you can expect from the forthcoming Ultimate Warrior DVD to be released by WWE on Tuesday, September 27, 2005.

A source who's viewed the Ultimate Warrior DVD has labeled it a vicious burial that will likely make fans wonder why the wrestler was ever pushed by WWE. The source said the burial reaches the "point of ridiculousness."

The wrestlers interviewed include Ric Flair, Vince McMahon, Bobby Heenan, Sgt. Slaughter, Eric Bischoff, Pat Patterson, Hulk Hogan, Ted DiBiase, and The Brooklyn Brawler.

Anyways, here is the complete article from Smackdown! Magazine.

The Highs and Lows Of A WWE Icon

One of the most enigmatic figures in WWE history adored by many, but not highly regarded within the industry. At one time the most popular superstar on the planet, his bizarre behavior assured it could not last.

The Warrior DVD pulls no punches dishing all the dirt on Jim 'Warrior' Hellwig. Featuring Interviews from Vince, Hogan, Heenan, DiBase and Slaughter.

From his early days as a Blade Runner, to the Dingo Warrior to his WWE breakthrough in 1987, viewers are taken through every step of the Warrior experience. What makes the DVD compelling for fans is the other side of the story that was not seen by the public at the time. Warrior痴 colleagues tell the story of a man who was unstable, unprofessional and ungrateful for the chance given to him by WWE. Despite his charisma Warrior failed to attain the success many felt he was destined to, and this DVD analyzes those reasons.

Included in the DVD are the Ultimate Challenge vs. Hogan at Mania 6, his IC title win over Honky Tonk at Summerslam, and the retirement match vs. Savage.

Unlike many DVD tributes which sugarcoat things to glorify their subjects, The Self Destruction of Ultimate Warrior is a brutally honest take on one of sports entertainment痴 biggest stars. For any fan of Warrior or WWE from this era it is nothing short of a gem.

Dade · 31 Aug 2005, 04:51 PM

I didn't buy anything Warrior when he wrestled

The Glue · 01 Sep 2005, 10:38 AM

Outstanding. I'll rent it just to listen to them bury that no sell Goldberg before Goldberg was Goldberg piece of shit. Fucker had a yellow IC belt. Fucking yellow...

Late.

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Forgotten Sin Tom Hanks With-A the Aids Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Charlottetown, PEI Posts: 22,635 Rep Power: 727	news Warrior DVD Called a "Vicious Burial" In the latest issue of Smackdown! Magazine (with Chris Benoit holding the US Title on the cover), there is an article/review about what you can expect from the forthcoming Ultimate Warrior DVD to be released by WWE on Tuesday, September 27, 2005. A source who's viewed the Ultimate Warrior DVD has labeled it a vicious burial that will likely make fans wonder why the wrestler was ever pushed by WWE. The source said the burial reaches the "point of ridiculousness." The wrestlers interviewed include Ric Flair, Vince McMahon, Bobby Heenan, Sgt. Slaughter, Eric Bischoff, Pat Patterson, Hulk Hogan, Ted DiBiase, and The Brooklyn Brawler. Anyways, here is the complete article from Smackdown! Magazine. The Highs and Lows Of A WWE Icon One of the most enigmatic figures in WWE history adored by many, but not highly regarded within the industry. At one time the most popular superstar on the planet, his bizarre behavior assured it could not last. The Warrior DVD pulls no punches dishing all the dirt on Jim 'Warrior' Hellwig. Featuring Interviews from Vince, Hogan, Heenan, DiBase and Slaughter. From his early days as a Blade Runner, to the Dingo Warrior to his WWE breakthrough in 1987, viewers are taken through every step of the Warrior experience. What makes the DVD compelling for fans is the other side of the story that was not seen by the public at the time. Warrior痴 colleagues tell the story of a man who was unstable, unprofessional and ungrateful for the chance given to him by WWE. Despite his charisma Warrior failed to attain the success many felt he was destined to, and this DVD analyzes those reasons. Included in the DVD are the Ultimate Challenge vs. Hogan at Mania 6, his IC title win over Honky Tonk at Summerslam, and the retirement match vs. Savage. Unlike many DVD tributes which sugarcoat things to glorify their subjects, The Self Destruction of Ultimate Warrior is a brutally honest take on one of sports entertainment痴 biggest stars. For any fan of Warrior or WWE from this era it is nothing short of a gem. __________________

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Dade Art is Resistance Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: In my room with my albums Posts: 11,883 Rep Power: 957	I didn't buy anything Warrior when he wrestled __________________

01 Sep 2005, 10:38 AM	#3 (permalink)
The Glue Master Sergeant Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Pushing toward Visari Square... Posts: 14,508 Rep Power: 6466	Outstanding. I'll rent it just to listen to them bury that no sell Goldberg before Goldberg was Goldberg piece of shit. Fucker had a yellow IC belt. Fucking yellow... Late. __________________ People who use the words "Internet Bullies" are the most pussiest form of pussies you'll ever find. Chances are better than not that any girlfriend they've ever had cheated on them multiple times, probably right in front of them, laughing at their pitiful punk asses the whole time while they sat there and cried. If you or someone you know has been caused grief by an "Internet Bully" then you and/or that person is nothing but a little punk ass bitch, and the world would be a better, more manly place if you'd just jump off a fucking bridge already. Late.

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