Comments on: TSC: The Ultimate Warrior http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49 Blogs for Wrestling 101 Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:36:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: The Beltster http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49#comment-1197 The Beltster Sat, 01 Dec 2007 20:36:03 +0000 http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49#comment-1197 <p>Wild Bill, I agree with you in that his attitude after winning the WWF title wasnt stellar, and he became difficult to deal with, I dont believe he had it too soon however. He was in the WWF for 3 years and worked from through the Intercontinental Title ranks before challenging Hogan. The Warrior was so over, it basically dictated to Vince what to book for the WMVI main event.</p> <p>I feel bad that he no-showed a show you went to though, as I do for anybody who attends a show inwhich the person they paid to see doesnt show up. Thats not cool at all.</p> <p>D, you should really drop the attitude. I'm not kissing Warrior's ass in the least, and if you knew anything about me, you would know NOBODY appreciates Hulk Hogan more than I do.</p> <p>Austin's popularity was amazing, I wouldnt say otherwise. </p> <p>As for your childish and flat out ridiculous comments about Austin being able to kick Warriors ass anytime he felt like it, please, stop being such a prat will you? Such an immature comment.</p> <p>I expect you like to tell people your Dad is bigger than their Dad aswell, right? Grow up.</p> Wild Bill, I agree with you in that his attitude after winning the WWF title wasnt stellar, and he became difficult to deal with, I dont believe he had it too soon however. He was in the WWF for 3 years and worked from through the Intercontinental Title ranks before challenging Hogan. The Warrior was so over, it basically dictated to Vince what to book for the WMVI main event.

I feel bad that he no-showed a show you went to though, as I do for anybody who attends a show inwhich the person they paid to see doesnt show up. Thats not cool at all.

D, you should really drop the attitude. I’m not kissing Warrior’s ass in the least, and if you knew anything about me, you would know NOBODY appreciates Hulk Hogan more than I do.

Austin’s popularity was amazing, I wouldnt say otherwise.

As for your childish and flat out ridiculous comments about Austin being able to kick Warriors ass anytime he felt like it, please, stop being such a prat will you? Such an immature comment.

I expect you like to tell people your Dad is bigger than their Dad aswell, right? Grow up.

]]> By: d http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49#comment-1196 d Sat, 01 Dec 2007 16:16:15 +0000 http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49#comment-1196 The Ultimate Warrior is an asshole who envies Hogan's popularity. Hogan was still the WWF's top player, even after he lost the title to Warrior as well. Stone Cold Steve Austin is far superior to Warrior when it comes to popularity, and could kick Warrior's ass anytime he felt like it. Quit being such a Warrior ass-kisser. The Ultimate Warrior is an asshole who envies Hogan’s popularity. Hogan was still the WWF’s top player, even after he lost the title to Warrior as well. Stone Cold Steve Austin is far superior to Warrior when it comes to popularity, and could kick Warrior’s ass anytime he felt like it. Quit being such a Warrior ass-kisser.

]]> By: Wild Bill http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49#comment-1170 Wild Bill Wed, 28 Nov 2007 18:53:11 +0000 http://www.wrestling101.com/blogs/archives/49#comment-1170 I completely agree with you. I just wish he wasn't such a jackass. He just had it all tooooo soon. I think that went a long way in making him into more of a jackass. I will never forgive his no-shows. I specifically went a WWF card in Savannah, GA (1996) to see the Warrior, but he no-showed the card. The card was otherwise not worth the price of admission. I completely agree with you. I just wish he wasn’t such a jackass. He just had it all tooooo soon. I think that went a long way in making him into more of a jackass. I will never forgive his no-shows. I specifically went a WWF card in Savannah, GA (1996) to see the Warrior, but he no-showed the card. The card was otherwise not worth the price of admission.

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