*sigh*

[Clamps 4783]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2014/04/09/wwe-says-the-ultimate-warrior-dead-at-54/7495659/

Warrior was the man when I watched wrestling growing up. I stopped following it ages ago, but reading the article it looked like he was just starting to make appearances again.. Glad to see he got the proper recognition before he passed.

[Groov 568]

Its crazy how Wrestlers and fighters will usually die at a "young" age

Edited April 9, 2014 by Groov

[Clamps 4783]

Its crazy how Wrestlers and fighters will usually die at a "young" age

Sadly when he was wrestling steroids were a big part of the business. I'm sure they're still being used by some guys today, but not nearly as prominent as they were in the 80s and 90s... They catch up to the person who took them someday.. Usually far too soon..

[Bob Ross Zombie 1512]

Not many wrestlers make it past their 60's. Most are heart related too, from the the steroids and drugs. At least he got his recognition, but what a damn time, right AFTER his final moment in the light, almost like a movie.

[Randy Savage 71]

Oi

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[fps_trucka 1715]

Oi

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You

[Kareem kotb 30]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2014/04/09/wwe-says-the-ultimate-warrior-dead-at-54/7495659/

Warrior was the man when I watched wrestling growing up. I stopped following it ages ago, but reading the article it looked like he was just starting to make appearances again.. Glad to see he got the proper recognition before he passed.

Clamps, does his passing away bother you?

[Bob Ross Zombie 1512]

His final speech is really eerie. I think he knew he was on the way out of this world. With his heavy breathing and sweating. Another one bites the dust