Let’s revisit Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior

[DANJ!]

I think half of it was legit and the rest was just smear campaign shyt... cause you know that most of the criticisms wouldnt have been in there had they been on good terms.

Jericho, Christian, & Edge seemed to be the only ones that had strictly good things to say... but most of the people who worked with him had mostly negative things to say. If they said anything good, it musta been left on the cutting room floor.

 

[HipHopStan]

Yup, same thing was gonna happen to Bret if he didnt go along with it

Yup. The DVD was originally supposed to be called Screwed: The Bret Hart Story. This was after Vince and Bret had mended fences after his stroke. Vince is an odd person to get to know.

 

[HipHopStan]

As for the Warrior DVD, he (like Vince) was an odd guy and hard to get to know. He did and said a lot of terrible things but I think the only person on the DVD that had a legit gripe was Heenan.

 

[Eddie Brock]

There's no way you can convince me that if this guy was alive right now he wouldn't be rockin the MAGA hat

 

[Carl Tethers]

There's no way you can convince me that if this guy was alive right now he wouldn't be rockin the MAGA hat

He'd be allowed to wear that one in the ring though

 

[Heelish]

He'd be allowed to wear that one in the ring though

Good Ol’ JR and KKKing would’ve changed their tune for sure.

 

[Carl Tethers]

Good Ol’ JR and KKKing would’ve changed their tune for sure.

JR would still be talking out the side of his mouth

 

[Yade]

The story that made Bret come back to do the DVD was pretty cool

Spoiler

Hart has said that a major factor in his agreeing to participate in the project was an encounter with a small child in a dentist's office. The child had a Bret Hart action figure, but he had no knowledge of Hart's actual work and was only familiar with WWE video games in which Hart was featured as a "WWE Legend." Hart expressed that he wanted the DVD to be a way for younger people who had no experience watching him while he was estranged from WWE to see him in a more positive light, as opposed to the negative way he felt the company had portrayed him

HitGOAT loves the kids

Man I felt the same way about Shawn Michaels
He was always a secret character in WWE video games so I figured he was a super legend
Plus I remember him being in DX

 

[Carl Tethers]

Man I felt the same way about Shawn Michaels
He was always a secret character in WWE video games so I figured he was a super legend
Plus I remember him being in DX

dikkinbottom's career high was being an unlockable on SmackDown! 2

 

[Sypress]

 

[ig88]

Warrior was the goldberg of his era. Mach and hogan were my favs but my all time fav matches include mach v warrior and mach v hogan.

They were petty as fukk. I dont think dude did anytting wrong except refuse to shyt on by vince.

For every one warrior are 100 kamalas who got shafted even while working on top. Warrior was becoming the guy and he wanted hogan money; vince just got tired of paying it out.

 

[patscorpio]

honestly it was sour grapes....warrior had his shortcomings but he prolly made vince more money than anyone on it and in a short amount of time

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

The story that made Bret come back to do the DVD was pretty cool

Spoiler

Hart has said that a major factor in his agreeing to participate in the project was an encounter with a small child in a dentist's office. The child had a Bret Hart action figure, but he had no knowledge of Hart's actual work and was only familiar with WWE video games in which Hart was featured as a "WWE Legend." Hart expressed that he wanted the DVD to be a way for younger people who had no experience watching him while he was estranged from WWE to see him in a more positive light, as opposed to the negative way he felt the company had portrayed him

HitGOAT loves the kids

Bret takes his career seriously.wrestling is his life...guys like Warrior were all about that money.

Nothing wrong with either

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

Btw this is the best a wrestler has looked

Dude hit the splash on HHH with his overcoat still on

 

[Scottie Drippin]

Deserving burial for a trash human being.

He also flopped as a draw as champion and didn't do anything good without someone holding his hand through it.

Garbage with and without the face paint and yet y'all old cacs in here riding his dikk

And don't give me a "he played Vince" spin as Jeff Jarrett has been finessing Vince for 25 years and y'all hate him for it