The Ultimate Warrior

[EasyE]

Anyone know what kind of juice this guy was taking? Just sotrta interested in knowing because he always referenced to juice in his interviews.

Cheers,

[BodyByAAS]

Im curious too actually! ::BUMP::

[sorel_C]

he would do primo, tren, and alot ofanavar,, never did test.............TRue fact!
but serioully do you think even if he was a memeber on this board he would share that info with you?

[jchopper1]

i'd think anything and everything. he was a monster

[jchopper1]

you mean this isnt cell tech and protein?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cpIv_jVU78

[Bigmax]

He took just about the same stuff everyone else uses....there are no secret potions bro...

[The Deuce]

^^^^^^ HAHAHAHAHA

[taiboxa]

diet and genetics dictates largest part of it.

[TheChosen1]

he would do primo, tren, and alot ofanavar,, never did test.............TRue fact!
but serioully do you think even if he was a memeber on this board he would share that info with you?

At least I'm not the only person who was thinking the same thing.
I'm sure he would be more than happy to relay that info on his next Larry King interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSdTyah3pmU

Does anyone remember him then?

[novastepp]

is that sting on the right?

[eacman65]

looks like a young sting

[FREAK]

legion of doom?

[TheChosen1]

That's UW and Sting, then known as the Blade Runners, during the 80's in Mid-South Wrestling organization. The middle guy is their, then, manager, Dirty Dutch Mantel. Later, they would be managed by the late, Frank Duccet (husband of Missy Hyatt). They were a poor impersonation of the Road Warriors but the two devastated the Mid-South Wrestling organization almost as much as The Fabulous Freebirds. Sting used his current name but UW went by the name of "Axe".

I watched their "Loser Leave Mid-South" match between the late great Junkyard Dog and "Cowboy" Bill Watts (owner of Mid-South). Axe took the fall and left Mid-South. And the rest was history. The next time I saw him was in World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW-Texas), owned by the Von Erichs. At that time, he went by the name, the Dingo Warrior, and that name stayed with him for years. From there, his reputation grew. Once he hit the WWF, still not well experienced in the ring, he was known as the Ultimate Warrior and kept that name ever since.

[Crest]

At least I'm not the only person who was thinking the same thing.
I'm sure he would be more than happy to relay that info on his next Larry King interview.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSdTyah3pmU

Does anyone remember him then?

lol yer its ben stiller as the spanish newsreader in anchorman!