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O’Regan is funny and the climate and biodiversity crises aren’t. But there is work to be done and he has rolled up his sleeves.
Sokol, Chris (July 5, 2005). "Warrior speaks his mind in new shoot". Canadian Online Explorer . Retrieved May 18, 2008. This anger then gave me a hunger to do something about global environmental challenges like deforestation and climate change for the sake of humanity's survival Ultimate Creations Inc. vs. WWE Inc. Document 185 P.January 10, 2006. Case 2:06-cv-00535-ROS. PACER.GOV. WEB.Warrior (2005). Ringside Collectibles Shoot Interview with the Ultimate Warrior. Ringside Collectibles. Paul Bearer Interview". Ring the Bell Radio (Podcast). May 17, 2010. Event occurs at 15:43 . Retrieved February 19, 2023. On September 27, 2005, WWE released a DVD documentary focusing on Warrior's wrestling career, titled The Self-Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior. The DVD featured clips of his more notable feuds and matches along with commentary from WWE stars past and present (most of which are unflattering), with Triple H (by this point one of WWE's top main eventers and the husband of Vince McMahon's daughter Stephanie McMahon) adding that his WrestleMania debut loss against Warrior at WrestleMania XII left him with mixed emotions, saying that Warrior "ruined the experience" for him and was "one of the most unprofessional guys" he's ever performed with. [81] The DVD has provoked some controversy due to Warrior's own allegations of libel by WWE against him. Originally, Warrior was asked to help with the production of the DVD, but as he refused to work with WWE (citing he did not want to be associated with their promotion), there had been some resulting animosity between Warrior and WWE over the Warrior claiming bias on the part of WWE. [82] In January 2006, Warrior filed another lawsuit against WWE in an Arizona court over the depiction of his wrestling career in The Self-Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior DVD. [83] On September 18, 2009, Warrior's lawsuit in Arizona was dismissed. [84] Public speaking In April 1993, he toured Europe for World Wrestlings Superstars in Germany and that same year he also played the role of "the swordsman" in the action movie Firepower. [50] Warrior's rapid ascent climaxed with "The Ultimate Challenge" match against heavyweight champ Hogan at WrestleMania VI in April 1990. The upstart scored a clean win by way of his patented "Warrior Splash," the passing of the torch marked by Hogan presenting him with the championship belt and the two embracing in the middle of the ring. Suspensions and Move to WCW
The book starts in O’Regan’s childhood home on a dairy farm in Dripsey in West Cork, where his late dad (who he endearingly calls Dada throughout) was a “tasty” or tidy farmer who sprayed rushes and had ditches bulldozed to widen pokey fields. He was “partial to the Gramoxone to get moss out of yards” but also a man who loved nature and planted trees to replace the dead elm. “So I knew he was one of the good guys.”
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The Ultimate Warrior's first Intercontinental Championship reign". Archived from the original on September 6, 2015 . Retrieved December 19, 2019. Escaping from the city is more difficult than anticipated, resulting in the deaths of Baron and many of the tribe and costing Carson his hand. Carson kills Carrot and most of his followers while being chased through the city's subway system. He gets Melinda and the precious seeds out of the city. Caldwell, James (December 16, 2014). "WWE News: Official details on Ultimate Warrior book project – scheduled release date, content, more". Pro Wrestling Torch . Retrieved December 16, 2014. Warrior was born in 1959 as James Brian Hellwig, [4] in Crawfordsville, Indiana, about 50 miles northwest of Indianapolis. He was the oldest of five children and was raised by his mother (along with, later, his stepfather) after his father left his family when he was 12. His father died at 57 and a grandfather died at 52. [5] The family moved and he graduated from Veedersburg's Fountain Central High School and attended Indiana State University for a year. [6] Bodybuilding career
He legally changed his name to "Warrior" in the early 1990s and sought to capitalize on the brand by way of a comic book and the launch of the Warrior University gym and wrestling school in Scottsdale, Arizona. Flynn, Daniel (June 28, 2004). "Interview with the Ultimate Warrior – Part 3 of 4". FlynnFiles.com. Archived from the original on April 19, 2008 . Retrieved May 18, 2008.He hopes the book is the kind of gift an activist might get for a relative who sees them as someone who’s just angry. “That’s my first job: number one, ‘save the planet”; two ‘don’t sound like a knob’. Actually no, number one is ‘don’t sound like a knob’ ... because we don’t have time for people to get over their dislike of me before having a read of it.” Free Family Tree, Genealogy, Family History, and DNA Testing". myheritage.com . Retrieved December 19, 2019. The book is curiously silent about the troubling fact that, even as the evidence on the climate, biodiversity and sustainability crises has mounted, demagogic leaders have swung much public opinion against both science-based and egalitarian policies.
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