jono;6943441 said:
Nah, he fucks around a lot.
On his IG, night of the HOF, he took shots at UW saying he had rasin balls and a mosquito dick, nh, but when he died, he made a video saying that he loves UW and that what he said on IG was just a work.
He shits on a lot of people for laughs, though.
DDP should hae known better. Nancy went INNNNNNNN when Eddie died. That Botox faced bitch nigga Marc Mero was there too talking shit.
I'm glad DDP cleared things up though because it wouldn't have looked good for him to be apart of something that attacks the business like a typical Nancy Grace segment.
I'm glad DDP cleared things up though because it wouldn't have looked good for him to be apart of something that attacks the business like a typical Nancy Grace segment.
I got to watch the destruction on Ultimate Warrior DVD, and watch his reaction to the DVD. I know a lot of them shitted on his in-ring ability, but he didn't have to be technical, he was making them a lot of money like Hogan. No one shits on Hogan's in-ring ability which wasn't all that either.
Some people do shit on Hogan though...Flair, HBK and Bret notably have openly criticized Hogan.
I think it's not as widespread as Warrior because Hogan was easier to work with than Warrior was. He wasn't as sloppy either.
I didn't have a lot of respect for Warrior as a worker and honestly I still don't but after listening to the HOF speech where he said he was just doing the best he could and pushing himself despite being worn out from the entrance, I gave him credit because I never looked at it that way.
It is true he didn't have to be a great worker though. Vince knows exactly how to book guys like Warrior where it accentuates the positives and hides the negatives. He always had an abundance of other great workers to pair those guys with to help them as well. This is why DiBiase was pissed at Warrior because he knew guys like himself, Rude and Savage had to go out their way to make him look good and he didn't believe Warrior understood or respected it.
I like the Self-Destruction DVD even though it was mean-spirited and one sided it was funny as fuck. I think a lot of people took to defending Warrior because of that DVD as it made him a somewhat sympathetic figure. I mean how can you not feel bad for him? This guy was targeted by the big, bad evil WWE and made to look like a supreme asshole that didn't give a damn about anyone else or the business.
Well I see that over the years he gained some respect for the business and regained some of the respect from his peers and the younger guys (the DVD was released 10 years ago almost) so that would explain all the love he got over the weekend.
Warrior the person though damaged his own reputation with those crazy YouTube videos and his speeches that were offensive as hell to some people (not me, I thought they were hilarious) but he kind of made it difficult to see him as anything but what WWE said he was on the DVD...an asshole.
All that said, when people die the ones that knew them tend to remember fondly and forget the negatives, folk hate speaking Ill of the dead and instead they rather show respect. Being negative when someone dies, even if you truly feel that way is scumbag shit.
So I respect his sacrifice as I do all wrestlers and I will never forget the memories he created for me as a kid watching wrestling, he was one of the guys that made it fun to watch. Even if you don't like Jim or Warrior, you can still give him credit because as a character The Ultimate Warrior was badass.
I think it's not as widespread as Warrior because Hogan was easier to work with than Warrior was. He wasn't as sloppy either.
I didn't have a lot of respect for Warrior as a worker and honestly I still don't but after listening to the HOF speech where he said he was just doing the best he could and pushing himself despite being worn out from the entrance, I gave him credit because I never looked at it that way.
It is true he didn't have to be a great worker though. Vince knows exactly how to book guys like Warrior where it accentuates the positives and hides the negatives. He always had an abundance of other great workers to pair those guys with to help them as well. This is why DiBiase was pissed at Warrior because he knew guys like himself, Rude and Savage had to go out their way to make him look good and he didn't believe Warrior understood or respected it.
I like the Self-Destruction DVD even though it was mean-spirited and one sided it was funny as fuck. I think a lot of people took to defending Warrior because of that DVD as it made him a somewhat sympathetic figure. I mean how can you not feel bad for him? This guy was targeted by the big, bad evil WWE and made to look like a supreme asshole that didn't give a damn about anyone else or the business.
Well I see that over the years he gained some respect for the business and regained some of the respect from his peers and the younger guys (the DVD was released 10 years ago almost) so that would explain all the love he got over the weekend.
Warrior the person though damaged his own reputation with those crazy YouTube videos and his speeches that were offensive as hell to some people (not me, I thought they were hilarious) but he kind of made it difficult to see him as anything but what WWE said he was on the DVD...an asshole.
All that said, when people die the ones that knew them tend to remember fondly and forget the negatives, folk hate speaking Ill of the dead and instead they rather show respect. Being negative when someone dies, even if you truly feel that way is scumbag shit.
So I respect his sacrifice as I do all wrestlers and I will never forget the memories he created for me as a kid watching wrestling, he was one of the guys that made it fun to watch. Even if you don't like Jim or Warrior, you can still give him credit because as a character The Ultimate Warrior was badass.
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TheBossman
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Good video
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=elsBn_UxnIs
Young Gunner
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The beef he had with Vince was that Warrior thought he wasn't being paid enough royalties for his merch. Warrior, more or less, forced his hand and got his money. Then come Summerslam (don't remember which year), Vince fired him after the show and accused Warrior of holding him up for more money (which was regarded as fact at the time). It turns out sometime last year, a letter Vince wrote turned up and it was about giving Warrior his money and agreeing to meet all his demands no questions asked. The shady thing about it was that letter was written roughly five or so months before summerslam. If you remember Warrior's HOF speech, you see him pulling out a check and asked Vince if it bounced
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jono;6985281 said:
He held up vince at the summerslam 91 show, Vince had to pay him half a million on the spot just so warrior could go out their for the show. In any business you don't do that to your boss....
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Eddie was on his way to becoming a multiple time WWE champion and to being the main face of the WWE when he died. He was an excellent worker, had worldwide indy, Japan, and WCW experience and exposure, and his lie, cheat, and steal gimmick was over with the fans. Warrior was a delusional wrestler as shown on the DVD but RIP to him. The only one who deserved to die was Benoit/Pegasus Kid for the horrifying things he did which makes his accomplishments void.
