Bret Hart: “Ultimate Warrior took steroids for a long time and he never stopped”

WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart spoke was recently interviewed in Calgary and he talked about his encounters with The Ultimate Warrior over WrestleMania weekend:

Bret Hart: “He seemed good, he seemed happy for sure. I had a sense his health wasn’t great. He seemed a little frail. He seemed a little less indestructible than he used to be.”

Bret also commented on Warrior’s use of steroids over the years:

“I don’t think it would be a surprise to know he took steroids for a long time and I don’t know if he ever stopped using them.”

Video Of Ultimate Warrior Cursing At Kids Goes Viral: Ultimate Warrior was a “weakling and phony hero,”

The Ultimate Warrior is no longer with us but we will always have the power of The Warrior around in one way or another.

A video has recently gone viral showing Ultimate Warrior trying to motivate some young men into becoming warriors themselves but it might not show the WWE Hall Of Famer in the best light.

This clip came from YouTube when Warrior was starting to get into the reality TV game.

One thing we can say is that he definitely has some tough coaching tactics and you should never tell Warrior, “I can’t” because he doesn’t want to hear it.

Bret Hart: Ultimate Warrior was a coward and a phony hero”

Bret Hart, never one to hold back his thoughts, shares the unfortunate story of the time Ultimate Warrior let a Make-a-Wish kid down on one of his final wishes.

Bret Hart didn’t hold back when sharing his thoughts on the “weakling” and “phony hero,” Ultimate Warrior.

Bret Hart Shares the Story of the Ultimate Warrior and a Make-a-Wish Kid:

This story comes from Bret Hart’s highly-recommended autobiography, “Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling.”

Bret Hart:

Hogan, Randy, and countless others, including André, never hesitated to take the time to meet a sick, dying kid.

For this, I honour Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, André the Giant but not a little respect do I have for Ultimate Warrior. To me, he was a coward, a weakling, and a phony hero.

My disgust for Warrior magnified a thousand times because Ultimate Warrior let a Make-a-Wish kid. It broke my heart.”

Although this story doesn’t paint Warrior in the most favorable light, he did his best to redeem himself and make amends with many during his final days.