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The Ultimate Warrior will forever be known as one of the most popular, balmy and fascinating wrestlers

this business has ever seen. And his time in WWE alone was certainly

never dull. So I thought it'd be interesting to take a closer look at exactly how that

captivating sports entertainment run began, how it disappointingly concluded, and all of the

inevitable strangeness that was present in both ends of his WWE career. And clearly you

did too, that's why you're here, right?

So I am Gareth, this is What Culture Wrestling and here is the Ultimate Warrior in WW. How it started,

how it ended. Explaining how it started at very least should be so simple. But nothing's made

easy when analysing the Ultimate Warrior, not a damn thing.

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