The Life of The Ultimate Warrior Part 2

So anyways, [lips smack] let me get a little spit there from my Grizzly Straight in the pouches.

[lips smack] So before I pick up where I left off, there was a few things I forgot to talk about and the Ultimate...

We talked, I talked about The Ultimate Warrior's entrance when he would run to the ring, shake the ropes, et cetera, et cetera, and then beat his opponent in, you know, less than a minute.

But we forgot to talk about the music, and that was the biggest thing with his entrance.

And I don't know about y'all, but that was a kickass entrance theme.

And on "The Self-Destruction of The Ultimate Warrior" DVD, [lips smack] Vince McMahon said himself that he went to the music producer at the time, Jim Johnston, who in my opinion, WWE should have never gotten rid of because he came up with incredible entrance music for so many different wrestlers.

But McMahon did say that he remembered going up to Jim and describing the character of The Ultimate Warrior and about his intensity and his frenetic energy.

And without missing a beat, McMahon said, and I quote, "And Jim wrote music that absolutely captured all of that." And I got to agree with McMahon.

I don't agree with McMahon on so many different things, but that is one instance that I will agree with him on.

And as soon as that music hit, the fans popped.

And for someone in the business, when the fans pop like that, whether it's cheering or booing, you know you've struck gold in some capacity.

[lips smack] With that being said, we'll continue onward on the discussion of The Ultimate Warrior.

And for legal purposes, I am gonna say that I will be once again reading from wikipedia.com, or I'm sorry, .org, but I will also be throwing in my two cents and also referring to Warrior shoot interview from '05, "The Self-Destruction" DVD, any other shoot interview clips from other wrestlers, et cetera, et cetera.