Content Announced For New Ultimate Warrior DVD
The
Matches
Boston, MA – October 10, 1988
Intercontinental Championship
Ultimate Warrior vs. Honky Tonk Man
Madison, WI– June 6, 1989
Ultimate Warrior and King Duggan vs. Ravishing Rick Rude and Andre the Giant
Superstars – May 18, 1991
Ultimate Warrior vs. Smash
Monday Night Raw – April 29, 1996
Ultimate Warrior vs. Isaac Yankem
Meadowlands Arena – May 8, 1989
Intercontinental Championship
Ultimate Warrior vs. Ravishing Rick Rude
Maple Leaf Wrestling – October 29, 1989
Intercontinental Championship
Ultimate Warrior vs. Andre the Giant
Wrestling Challenge – April 28, 1991
Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick The Model Martel
Lexington, KY – May 19, 1992
Ultimate Warrior vs. Papa Shango
SummerSlam Spectacular – August 19, 1992
Ultimate Warrior and Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Nasty Boys
Promos/Interviews
Wrestling Challenge – March 13, 1988
I Live For Anger and Frustration
Wrestling Challenge – August 13, 1989
Mean Gene Interviews Ultimate Warrior About SummerSlam
Superstars – May 23, 1992
The Papa Shango Curse
Monday Nitro – September 21 – 1998
Running to Reappear
Wrestling Challenge – June 25, 1988
I Won’t Let You Down
Superstars – July 16, 1988
Legends Weren’t Built Overnight
All American Wrestling – September 18, 1988
You Can Feel It
Superstars – February 3, 1990
I Speak to You, Hulk Hogan
Superstars – April 14, 1990
The New WWE Champion
Superstars – June 23, 1990
The Brother Love Show Discussing SummerSlam
Superstars – September 19, 1992
The Ultimate Maniacs Are Born
Wrestling Challenge – November 7, 1992
The Ultimate Maniacs Are Out of Control
Monday Nitro – August 24, 1998
One Warrior Nation
Monday Night Raw – April 7, 2014
The Spirit of Ultimate Warrior Will Run Forever
Blu-ray Exclusives
WrestleMania VI – April 1, 1990
Arena Cam
Ultimate Warrior vs. Hulk Hogan
WCCW – August 22, 1986
Dingo Warrior vs. Rick Rude
Ontario, Canada – June 3, 1992
Ultimate Warrior and Undertaker vs. Papa Shango and Berzerker
Trenbolone The attain-22 of the steroid mankind.
Watching this would be akin to waterboarding for me. I know it’s not politically correct now that he’s passed to show any negativity towards Warrior, but to this day he remains in my personal top 3 of least favorite pro wrestlers ever. The only times I ever saw him wrestle in person were when he and Sting were the Blade Runners in Mid-South. Then he showed up in World Class as Dingo Warrior. Never before or since has somebody with so few talents achieved so much in the rasslin’ business. He just came around at the perfect time, when bodybuilders were in vogue with promoters and fans, just before the time period when everybody automatically connected freakish physiques with anabolic steroids. It’s sad he passed away so young, however.
This comes with that new doc, right? I did like that, especially when they note how badly done the “Self-Destruction” DVD was and Vince coming as close as he can to an open apology for it.