RIP Ultimate Warrior

[dorian123]

did they ever say what the cause of death was?

 

[Simon_454]

I think they ruled it as a massive heart attack but not for certain

 

[Swaybob]

I was hoping this was a hoax. But it's not. RIP

 

[GS]

I knew something was up when Ultimate Warrior accepted being in the H.O.F cause of his past displeasure of the WWE.
Him dying was something i would have never guessed.
RIP Big man!

 

[Knight9]

I knew something was up when Ultimate Warrior accepted being in the H.O.F cause of his past displeasure of the WWE.
Him dying was something i would have never guessed.
RIP Big man!

Something was up? Not sure what you mean by that as it doesn't make much sense.

 

[Uncle Z Rep]

Sad to see someone Leave us. When we are called on its our time no matter what.

 

[Hugesomeday]

Past accomplishments and tremendously hard work got him in the hall of fame. He deserved it so why not accept it whether he had a good relationship with WWE or not. RIP big man!!!!!

 

[borderbound]

Something was up? Not sure what you mean by that as it doesn't make much sense.

If you watch his youtube videos he has very little good to say about the wwe or
The long time career members ... so it didnt seem like he would want in there
Hof

 

[Knight9]

If you watch his youtube videos he has very little good to say about the wwe or
The long time career members ... so it didnt seem like he would want in there
Hof

So? What the hell are the points you and the original guy I questioned are trying to make?

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[get it in ya]

So? What the hell are the points you and the original guy I questioned are trying to make?

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you are really uptight!! don't be so serious all the time

 

[Knight9]

you are really uptight!! don't be so serious all the time

It just makes no sense to say "something was up"..

And about his past rocky relationship with the wwe, obviously they squashed the shit enough to honor him and give him a position that he was going to have with the company in the future.

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[GS]

Something was up? Not sure what you mean by that as it doesn't make much sense.

Meaning on numerous occasions he said he would never be in the HOF.

 

[Pekkerwood]

Gosh, I hope the happiness he found in the last few days brings his family some comfort. I also hope the corporation helps the family a bit, but I don't know about these things. If everyone that he brought a smile to gave a dollar they would be set.

The gentleman who introduced me to UWarrior, sadly passed this time last year. He was one year younger and in better condition. You never know. It was entertaining just to take part in the workouts.

I sometimes feel the true cost of the "lifestyle" for most will never be known because there it nobody to sue for billions. It seems the only time statistics ever get compiled is an attorney trying to make a case.


Be careful out there.

Pwood

 

[thebrick]

I read today that the autopsy found he died of heart disease. No drugs or alcohol were directly involved.

 

[Axillist]

I met him when I was about 13 years old lifting at Powerhouse gym in Phoenix. He took time out of his workout to give me an autograph and told me to "Keep on lifting kid!" He shook my hand and was a complete class act! Definitely sad to hear!

 

[kscowboy]

I read today that the autopsy found he died of heart disease. No drugs or alcohol were directly involved.

Yep Cardiovascular disease.

The Ultimate Warrior died of cardiovascular disease, medical examiner announces | FOX Sports on MSN

 

[rock75]

I read today that the autopsy found he died of heart disease. No drugs or alcohol were directly involved.

You do realize that heart disease can be brought on by many things, his lifestyle and the lifestyle of many on this board can lead to heart disease so while "drugs" may not have been directly the cause they were IMO most definitely involved.

 

[Capin]

So his heart was fine but arteries were clogged?

Its seems as if more people have issues with arteries as opposed to actual heart problems?

 

[LEX]

So his heart was fine but arteries were clogged?

Its seems as if more people have issues with arteries as opposed to actual heart problems?

most acute cardiac events are due to lack of blood flow to cardiac tissue. IE clogged arteries.

 

[thebrick]

You do realize that heart disease can be brought on by many things, his lifestyle and the lifestyle of many on this board can lead to heart disease so while "drugs" may not have been directly the cause they were IMO most definitely involved.

All they are saying is that AT THE TIME OF DEATH there was no drugs or alcohol involved. Of course, that is NOT saying he never drank or took rec drugs.