Comments on: Tonight…July 3.

By: Adam

Adam — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 05:38:23 +0000

Warrior im so glad you tell the truth as it is and as you see it ive been a fan of urs for years and years wonderful job longtime warrior fan

By: Dimitri

Dimitri — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 02:41:58 +0000

Way to go Warrior! Loved the segment. I share your opinion that there is no excuse for Benoit’s actions. The man people revered all over the world, made the WRONG CHOICES. You can go on and on debating about what ultimately was Benoit’s undoing (ie roid rage, pain killers, doing blow, what have you). At the end of the day, the man himself is to blame, noone else.

By: Robl7up

Robl7up — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 00:30:29 +0000

Great appearance WARRIOR…Some excellent points you made,and you came of very intelligent and dignified. Well DONE!

By: Christopher

Christopher — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 21:50:09 +0000

Way to go Warrior! I knew you wouldn’t back down from those jack-offs on that show. Every guest they have, that doesn’t share their like-minded and ignorant viewpoint on issues, they try to cut off. Road Warrior Animal was on a few days earlier and they interrupted EVERYTHING he said and you could tell from the look on his face, that he was getting highly pissed off. I’m glad you didn’t give those pencil-necked jerks an inch.

By: John Kaiser

John Kaiser — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 20:51:37 +0000

“As the kid let me out of the empty building he turned to me almost ready to cry and told me he’d always been a huge fan and really was sorry he let me down.”

I hope you went easy on the kid Warrior.

John Kaiser
Long-time Warrior fan.

By: Victoria

Victoria — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 17:48:06 +0000

Hey Warrior. Saw your interview last night. I don’t understand how they can give Debra “Mac”Marshall so much “hot” air time (3 days, AND don’t get me started that she is billed as an “ex pro wrestler”), and you only get 7 minutes. I think your views would have come across stronger if you were there in person. All of these so called journalists keep blaming steriods for this tragedy. If they only knew half of what pro wrestling is, then maybe the term “roid rage” wouldn’t be thrown around soo loosely. I believe these guys have other drugs in their bodies to numb the pain of performing 300 days a year. Of course they all take steriods, and so do baseball players, football players, boxers, etc. This so-called rage is only an effect of abusing steroids. I don’t know why Chris did what he did, but I figure it has to be a combination of other drugs, and a weak mind, not just steroids. Everyone is looking to blame the WWE because the one person who is to blame, took the easy way out. Please post thoughts, as all of us fans did not get an ear full last night.

By: Terence

Terence — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 16:59:09 +0000

Thank you for bringing credibility back to wrestling, and especially to the perceived intelligence of professional wrestlers, themselves. Your interview was one of the best I’ve seen, especially considering it was held within the lion’s den at Fox News. I’ve been considering a career move towards that new Tampa WWE training grounds to fulfill my dreams of being a pro-wrestler, but obviously have misgivings about coming in now with the current state of the industry. Your words inspire me to go for it and damn anyone else’s expectations, so once again and twice as sincerely– thanks.

By: Lone Wolf

Lone Wolf — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 05:31:20 +0000

First off, great appearance on Hannity and Colmes tonight. You made the exact point I’ve been trying to get out there, steroids are not to blame, it’s the weak minded substance abusers who’ve failed at life. You mentioned Draper and Schwarzenegger among others ,who have taken steroids dating back to the 70s,and have no ill effects. Another one I’d like to add is Lou Ferrigno. Lou has been the same size since the 70s , and is probably larger than any wrestler on the WWE’s current roster. I’ve yet to hear of any problems he has. You did a great job of not falling into the trap that many wrestlers do,that being led along in questioning until the hosts get the answers they’re looking for. You took over and got your points across.

Most of the wrestlers that have died have been heavy substance abusers, they were weak. Why is it that Warrior , Rick Martel ,Tito Santana and more,all who have admitted to using steroids,have gone on to greater things outside of the wrestling world,while other have fallen by the wayside? If steroids were this monster that everyone makes them out to be,why hasn’t it taken down everybody,not just a select few? The answer is,just like in all walks of like,there will be those that blame their shortcomings and failures on others.

Lastly, to the idiot name Kendra and the comments made on the june 29 blog, Warrior was on to defuse the rumors of steroids creating monsters, he never claimed to know anything about the murder. Please remove your foot from your mouth, thanks.

By: j Macdonald

j Macdonald — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 05:23:28 +0000

Really enjoyed your appearance on H&C. Wish you had more time.

Wade Keller from The Torch had this to say: “The bolded quotes above are among the best quotes by anyone yet this week in terms of cutting to the chase.”

Thanks for speaking the truth.

By: Len Johnson

Len Johnson — Wed, 04 Jul 2007 04:08:17 +0000

Warrior!!!! You need your voice to be heard on a broader scale. I think it’s grand you are leaving no stones unturned and all, but don’t you think it should be heard everywhere, by everyone?