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WWE Hall of Famer Ultimate Warrior, dead at age 54 (Original Post) ProudToBeBlueInRhody Apr 2014 OP
I deleted my post...same message and... rppper Apr 2014 #1
I was going to post this in the Sports Group KamaAina Apr 2014 #2
Didn't see that coming sakabatou Apr 2014 #3
Sad. I had no idea he was a GOP wakco npk Apr 2014 #4
He was a jingoistic, homophobic nutjob, but neither he nor his wife deserved that. nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #7
He was a RWNJ, an asshole both in the ring and out of it, Hayabusa Apr 2014 #5
Doesn't seem like many.... sendero Apr 2014 #6
I'd love to see how this generation of wrestlers Hayabusa Apr 2014 #8
He was a huge homophobe, so meh. Vashta Nerada Apr 2014 #9
 

KamaAina

(78,249 posts)
2. I was going to post this in the Sports Group
Wed Apr 9, 2014, 01:00 PM
Apr 2014

but then I remembered that WWE stands for World Wrestling Entertainment.

npk

(3,660 posts)
4. Sad. I had no idea he was a GOP wakco
Thu Apr 10, 2014, 01:06 AM
Apr 2014

I heard he collapsed after clutching his hearth. Sounds like a major heart attack. It appears his wife watched the whole thing unfold. That is enough to give you nightmares for the rest of your life.

nomorenomore08

(13,324 posts)
7. He was a jingoistic, homophobic nutjob, but neither he nor his wife deserved that.
Thu Apr 10, 2014, 03:34 PM
Apr 2014

Just awful, your spouse dropping dead in front of you.

Hayabusa

(2,135 posts)
5. He was a RWNJ, an asshole both in the ring and out of it,
Thu Apr 10, 2014, 10:47 AM
Apr 2014

but he was an entertaining wrestler to watch when he was in his prime. I'm glad that he had the opportunity to make peace with a lot of people he had issues with throughout the years, and that his family could see him in the spotlight one last time.

Hayabusa

(2,135 posts)
8. I'd love to see how this generation of wrestlers
Thu Apr 10, 2014, 04:38 PM
Apr 2014

live out their lives, especially since the WWE put in their Wellness Program after the untimely death of Eddie Guererro.

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