Spotlight

The Ultimate Warrior Releases Pilot For His Reality Show, “The Warrior Show”

Brooks Oglesby February 21, 2012 Other News 12 Comments

The Ultimate Warrior has released a pilot episode to “The Warrior Show,” a reality show in which Warrior attempts to motivate people to change their lives. In this episode, Warrior works with metalcore band Asking Alexandria. The episode is embedded below:

FREE Wrestling News App: Dirt Sheet - iPhone | Android | iPad

About The Author

Brooks Oglesby

Brooks Oglesby is a mild-mannered assistant for WrestlingNewsWorld.com. He spends his days playing ukulele, trying this at home, and scouring the universe to report the best wrestling news available. He enjoys folk punk music, video games, and sleeping. He is an English major at the University of South Florida.

Jay

Oh hell yeah!!
joe

4 minutes and I'm done. this is the biggest has been in wrestling history.
scotts

so this is why santino is mimicking the warrior?
hurrigame

The Warrior Show? That’s the best he could come up with? WOW.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003405734411 Tiia
  
  I was a little speatickl this game would live up to the hype. Then some diminished reviews came around and I was already feeling a let down. Where could they go wrong? Was my thoughts. Well that didn’t stop me from purchasing this game. After 30 minutes I was blown away. All skepticism was gone and I was in Gamer Heaven.Let me start off from the beginning. Yes there is a plot twist and it’s pretty bizarre. Just think that your watching a Michael Crichton movie and it will make sense. Playing in the Middle East several hundred years ago is a different idea. It’s hard to say what you could expect with this concept.So what makes this game amazing. Lets start off with the landscape. It’s brilliant and beautiful Really majestic. You don’t understand the scope of this game until you start playing. The world is surrounded by several small villages and three large cities. The only way to travese this open terrain with a horse. Fortunately they are about as easy to find as a car in todays society.What also sets this game apart is the ability to do what you want when you want. There is no clock on you and your not stuck going into a mission. Everything is open based. The character is amazingly fun to control you can scale tall buildings and make amazing leaps of faith. Climbing up a building that is several stories and then leaping to certain doom is breathtaking excitement. This is what games should be about.Beyond that is a mission based game. Similiar to Grand Theft Auto in style. You can accept simple missions like pickpocketing and protecting citizens to the more main based assasin missions. You can battle soldiers if you want as you have many enemies but it’s not really advised. Following the assasin missions can be complex and involve several steps that make the story very intresting. Obviously a lot of time was put into making this top notch.For anyone who likes open based games with large environments then Assassins Creed is for you. From the majestic peaks to the clustered cities. This is trully a next gen experience. The storyline and incentive program will keep you playing for many hours. Definately a worthwhile gameplay experience. If you want something to keep you busy that doesn’t involve guns go out and get Assasins Creed.
Blake

i don't understand how his blood pressure isn't off the chart.
Mr. Love

I have to say I enjoyed this, but didn’t warrior get tested positive for steroids
Mike

This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Sumerian Records.

Bummer. I was really looking forward to seeing what the Warrior is up to nowadays. I could have done with a good laugh.
thatguy

that video came out months ago, that isn't anything new.
- http://beautyandtherobeast.com robeastrollie
  
  No, the preview came out months ago. Yesterday's release was a 27-minute episode, minus interviews and other scenes which I presume will be in the final product.
- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003405723516 Alexis
  
  mmaislandjunkie, no you are wrong, most guys that size DON’T use, but yes many do. I just get sick of people auciscng people of using PEDs when they are not using them. I used to weigh 255 every day of the week and was ripped, I was actually bigger than Reem (not as tall but wider) I have never used in my life, it took me 3 years to get that big and then another 5 to take it back off the right way. When I started out I thought muscles were where it was at but they weren’t at least for me, I fought better at 205 without the 6 pack than at 255 with the six pack, I had more energy and was quicker, opposite of Reem because I didn’t need to cut tons of weight to make 205 like he did.
stoney

The Ultimate Nutbar is at it again