The Ultimate Warrior apology video WWF 1991

Vince apology video The Ultimate Warrior.

[AnEternalEnigma]

For anyone wondering, Warrior refused to sign an autograph for a kid somewhere and the kid turned out to be the son of a high-up person at one of the WWF's biggest syndicated networks. He contacted Vince and said he was very pissed off about how Warrior treated his son. Vince had Warrior film this so they didn't get kicked off this network.

[bobc]

It’s incredible: I’d pay even more per month to get all this type of footage.

[justinroark]

Vince saying "it's a work" is the greatest thing I've heard in years.

[jaesea]

I met Warrior at wizard World comicon in Chicago in the mid 90s when he was first debuting his warrior comic. I got there late and missed his signing but saw him walking around later at the con with security. I approached him and asked if I could just take a quick pic with him. I was polite and not demanding at all. Security was rude and pushing me away. Jim never even looked my way. I said "please, you were my hero when I was younger...all I want is to take a picture with you"....I was 19 at the time. Jim heard me, stopped, turned around and said "ok, kid, no problem." We took a quick pic, I told him thanks, and he looked me right in the eye, smiled and nodded his head to me. Great moment and I still love the pic to this day.

[planetschlock]

The idea of a wrestler having to record an apology promo to some kid is so strange to me. Hell, I wish the WWE would make an apology video for all of their shit booking over the last 15+ years.

[zefearth]

They should do a compilation of Vince McMahon directing wrestlers as they give promos.

[BlackFlash]

I know Vince wanted to correct him on the "ever-never" at the end but he knew a ticking time bomb when he saw it 😂😂😂

[JohnDoe-gkok]

Has anyone offended that kid since 1991? If yes, I’d be curious to know what it was like to answer to the power of the Warrior.

[Baloothepibble]

Met him at a golds gym opening my dad participated in opening. He was truly nice to 9 year old me. Gave me two tassels from his ring gear. Even sought me out and told me to “be strong, be honest, be true.” I’ll never forget it.

[mikesharon]

The child in me is so excited seeing these behind the scenes to my favorite wrestler as a kid:)

[tommyaiken]

The WWE vault is full of these videos. Imagine how much money they would make if they release old behind the scenes footage.

[ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

"I wish I had said it."
"Me too."

True Vince right there.

[RMILLSMMA]

Met Savage as a kid in the Uk as they were going into the venue, basically ignored all the fans and as he pushed past the crowd waiting to see them and ended up pushing my old man (who didnt even see him coming) out the way...well he tried to my dad is a big ass dude and probably had 30 lbs on him 😅. Savage was a face at the time.. ironically Flair was behind him saw what happened and stopped at us, put his hand on my little brothers head and said 'WOOO LITTLE MAN!' ... Made the day even more incredible.
Flair put Davey boy over that night in front of the Uk crowd. We sat ringside and saw Brett, Road warriors, Flair, Savage, Davey to say a few... One of the standout experiences of my childhood! 🥲

[salamisumo]

This shows *exactly* why scripted promos, that the wrestlers don’t believe in, don’t work.

[saltysergeant]

That's awesome. He did ALL the other promos as a regular dude, pretending to be batshit crazy. That's so much cooler than an actual crazy person.

[mickeyd]

0:04 - Vince: "But not in the Warrior's character"
Warrior: *cuts an apology promo ENTIRELY in character*

[ProspectNY]

Met him as a kid. Dude was super nice. He was in a cab with Hercules Hernandez. He got out of the car and smiled and my friend took a Polaroid pic. Yes polaroid. I'm old as f. 😃

[bobbymorino]

Warrior mentioned this in a few Videos, that he never intentionally did not want to sign a Autograph, But that Sometimes he was in.a Rush to get on a Plain or something. He always talks about this one kid he met on a Wheelchair, that changed Warriors thought about life. When he looked in the kids eyes.

[anthokeilan]

All the collected behind the scenes wrestling footage from the past would be a #1 ranked TV show ... easily

[DaveFu]

Warrior left his last F to give in Parts Unknown.