Warrior

Biography: Warrior began his pro career in 1985.
He was apart of Powerteam USA and then moved on to WCCW known as the Dingo Warrior. He then left there shortly thereafter being signed to the then WWF in 1987.
He stayed in the then WWF from 1987-1991. During that time he was arguably one of the most popular guys in the business. He left shortly after that time due to problems with Vince McMahon. Warrior came back in 1992 and was put into some forgettable fueds. Again he left because of issues with management. His claims were that he was being used as a scapegoat for HGH (during that time the then WWF was under scrutiny for steroid abuse and usage) and creative rights to his name. He resurfaced in 1996 and had a very short match with the very green Triple H at Wrestlemania XII and he had feuds with Jerry Lawler and Goldust during that time. He left the WWF for good after that. He stayed there from 1998-1999. His role was to feud with the NWO as his own faction of himselfWarrior began his pro career in 1985.
He was apart of Powerteam USA and then moved on to WCCW known as the Dingo Warrior. He then left there shortly thereafter being signed to the then WWF in 1987.
He stayed in the then WWF from 1987-1991.
During that time he was arguably one of the most popular guys in the business.
He left shortly after that time due to problems with Vince McMahon.

Warrior came back in 1992 and was put into some forgettable fueds.
Again he left because of issues with management.
His claims were that he was being used as a scapegoat for HGH (during that time the then WWF was under scrutiny for steroid abuse and usage) and creative rights to his name.

He resurfaced in 1996 and had a very short match with the very green Triple H at Wrestlemania XII and he had feuds with Jerry Lawler and Goldust during that time.
He left the WWF for good after that.

He stayed there from 1998-1999.
His role was to feud with the NWO as his own faction of himself called O.W.N. (One Warrior Nation).
After that he officially retired from pro-wrestling for good in late 1999.

When he retired he took on being a very controversial conservative speaker.… Expand