Check out the FULL, finalized content listing of the set (now with the complete list of documentary chapters and extra stories in the Blu-ray exclusives) down below!
The following new synopsis for “Ultimate Warrior: Always Believe” suggests that the documentary main feature of the DVD/Blu-ray is likely to be an extended version of the WWE Network special “Warrior: The Ultimate Legend”, with 30+ minutes of extra material:
After a long period of exile from Sports Entertainment, the ferocity and energy of ULTIMATE WARRIOR makes his long awaited return to WWE!
Follow the homecoming of The Warrior as he prepares for his induction into the 2014 WWE HALL OF FAME, reunites with WWE Legends and reflects on his historic career in this extended documentary featuring over 30 minutes of never before seen footage!
This 3 Disc set also features Ultimate Warrior’s most memorable matches and moments spanning his early days in WORLD CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING to his rise to stardom in WWE. This collection encapsulates the spirit of Ultimate Warrior and shows that his actions inside and outside of the ring inspire the WWE Universe to ALWAYS BELIEVE!
DISC 1
Documentary
A Message From Dana Warrior
Always Believe
Beginnings
The Blade Runners
Dingo Warrior
Ultimate Warrior
SummerSlam 88
Competing for a Spot
WrestleMania VI
What’s Next?
WrestleMania VII
SummerSlam 1991
Back in the Spotlight
The Ultimate Love
WCW
“Self-Destruction”
One Warrior Nation
The Journey Home
Hall of Fame
Back Home
The Apology
An Incredible Weekend
April 8, 2014
Outpouring of Support
Nattie
Future Diva
No Greater Tribute
Final Letters
The Spirit of Ultimate Warrior Will Run Forever
DISC 2
Matches
2-on-1 Handicap Match
Dingo Warrior vs. Perry Jackson and Chico Cabello World Class Championship Wrestling • July 25, 1986
Dingo Warrior vs. Big Bear Collie World Class Championship Wrestling • June 2, 1987
Ultimate Warrior vs. Frenchy Martin Madison Square Garden • November 24, 1987
Ultimate Warrior vs. Brian Costello Wrestling Challenge • November 29, 1987
Ultimate Warrior vs. Mike Sharpe Philadelphia, PA • December 5, 1987
Ultimate Warrior vs. Conquistador #1 Wrestling Challenge • May 8, 1988
Intercontinental Championship Match
Ultimate Warrior vs. Honky Tonk Man Boston, MA • October 10, 1988
Intercontinental Championship Match
“Ravishing” Rick Rude vs. Ultimate Warrior East Rutherford, NJ • May 8, 1989
Ultimate Warrior & King Duggan vs. “Ravishing” Rick Rude & Andre the Giant Madison, WI • June 6, 1989
Ultimate Warrior vs. John Weiss Wrestling Challenge • September 24, 1989
Intercontinental Championship Match
Ultimate Warrior vs. Andre the Giant Maple Leaf Wrestling • October 29, 1989
Ultimate Warrior vs. Brooklyn Brawler Wrestling Challenge • March 11, 1990
WWE Championship Match
Ultimate Warrior vs. Haku Saturday Night’s Main Event • April 28, 1990
Ultimate Warrior vs. Sgt. Slaughter Saturday Night’s Main Event • April 27, 1991
Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick “The Model” Martel Wrestling Challenge • April 28, 1991
Ultimate Warrior vs. Smash Superstars • May 18, 1991
Ultimate Warrior vs. Skinner Superstars • May 2, 1992
Ultimate Warrior vs. Papa Shango Lexington, KY • May 19, 1992
Ultimate Warrior & “Macho Man” Randy Savage vs. The Nasty Boys SummerSlam Spectacular • August 19, 1992
Ultimate Warrior vs. Isaac Yankem RAW • April 29, 1996
Ultimate Warrior vs. Owen Hart RAW • July 8, 1996
DISC 3
Promos/Interviews
Bill Mercer interviews Dingo Warrior World Class Championship Wrestling • September 19, 1986
Nightmares are the Best Part of My Day Superstars • February 27, 1988
I Live For Anger and Frustration Wrestling Challenge • March 13, 1988
Normal People Wrestling Challenge • June 5, 1988
I Won’t Let You Down Wrestling Challenge • June 25, 1988
Legends Weren’t Built Overnight Superstars • July 16, 1988
Craig DeGeorge Interviews the New Intercontinental Champion Superstars • September 3, 1988
You Can Feel It All American Wrestling • September 18, 1988
Totally Out of Control Wrestling Challenge • January 29, 1989
A Test Like all the Others Wrestling Challenge • May 28, 1989
We Shall Conquer the Giant Superstars • July 15, 1989
Mean Gene interviews Ultimate Warrior about SummerSlam Wrestling Challenge • August 13, 1989
The Eighth Wonder of the World Superstars • September 9, 1989
Mean Gene interviews The Ultimate Warriors Wrestling Challenge • November 5, 1989
The Brother Love Show Discussing the Royal Rumble Superstars • January 13, 1990
I Speak to You, Hulk Hogan Superstars • February 3, 1990
The New WWE Champion Superstars • April 14, 1990
The Brother Love Show Discussing SummerSlam Superstars • June 23, 1990
Confined Spaces Superstars • July 21, 1990
Leaving Nothing Behind Wrestling Challenge • August 12, 1990
Useless Dreams Wrestling Challenge • August 26, 1990
The Brother Love Show with Queen Sherri Superstars • September 8, 1990
Sister Love Superstars • October 13, 1990
The Commander in Chief Wrestling Challenge • December 23, 1990
Your Ultimate Destruction Wrestling Challenge • December 30, 1990
Total Surrender Superstars • January 5, 1991
The Smell of Defeat Wrestling Challenge • January 13, 1991
Mean Gene interviews Queen Sherri Royal Rumble • January 19, 1991
I am the Wildness Superstars • February 9, 1991
I Said Sew It In! Superstars • February 16, 1991
You Have Found the Madness Superstars • February 23, 1991
Don’t Look Back Superstars • March 9, 1991
One More Step in the Destiny Wrestling Challenge • March 10, 1991
A Battle Like No Other Wrestling Challenge • March 17, 1991
Now We Are Back Superstars • May 4, 1991
Then We Shall Feast Superstars • April 11, 1992
These Are My Warriors Superstars • April 18, 1992
The Papa Shango Curse Superstars • May 23, 1992
Only Desperate Men Act with Impatience Superstars • August 8, 1992
The Ultimate Maniacs Are Born Superstars • September 19, 1992
The Ultimate Maniacs Are Out of Control Wrestling Challenge • November 7, 1992
One Warrior Nation WCW Monday Nitro • August 24, 1998
Running to Reappear WCW Monday Nitro • September 21 • 1998
Ultimate Warrior – Hall of Fame Induction Hall of Fame • April 5, 2014
The Spirit of Ultimate Warrior Will Run Forever RAW • April 7, 2014
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BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
Extra Stories & Matches
Ultimate Warrior? Who’s That?
Disneyland Warrior
The Ultimate Bike Ride
Call Vince
That’s My Dad!
WrestleMania VI Movie Night
Barbie Meets Ultimate Warrior
Cockpit Door Promo
Batista’s Homage
Warrior Plays The Game
The Warriors Meet The Goldbergs
The Slammy Award Presentation
Mattie vs. Nattie
Warrior Girl
Dingo Warrior vs. Rick Rude World Class Championship Wrestling • August 22, 1986
The Ultimate Challenge
WWE Championship vs. Intercontinental Championship Match
Hulk Hogan vs. Ultimate Warrior WrestleMania VI • April 1, 1990 Arena Hard Camera Version
Ultimate Warrior & Legion of Doom vs. Demolition Saturday Night’s Main Event • October 13, 1990
Ultimate Warrior vs. Earthquake Fort Myers, FL • February 19, 1991
Ultimate Warrior & Undertaker vs. Papa Shango & Berzerker Ontario, Canada • June 3, 1992
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I don’t understand why they didn’t include the “hogan’s plane” WM6 promo even though there is a bluray extra where he talks about it? They even talk about it on the Self Destruction DVD so its a pretty popular promo but its still never been released on any of his dvds
Wish they added the raw tribute video package or the whole raw show:(
RIP ULTIMATE ONE!! Ill support anything with the warrior so this is A must have:)
This set needed to have unreleased matches that have never seen the light of day like his matches with Kamala, Ric Flair, & Nailz. WWE should do a match poll for each set, like they did with the history of the IC title DVD set. Have groups of matches, and pick a certain amount in each group. The matches with the most votes get put on the set. WWE NEEDS to start using dark match TV taping footage. The footage exists.
But that’s the thing, Warrior was always about giving everybody credit that climbed in the ring with him, especially young or new talent.
Look at 123 Kid, now X-Pac. He was a jobber at first.
I’m torn whether to purchase this or not. I’ve already got the ultimate legend documentary which i downloaded last year but at the same time it’s kinda mind boggling that there are more jobber matches than his major matches (i know his best stuff were on his previous dvd/bluray set) while at the same time we get a bonus set of his best promos.
I think I’ll wait for price to lower a bit before purchasing it because its not really worth paying the full price to watch Warrior beat jobbers.
First, RIP Warrior. I’m still shocked. Second, this is a great set. Tons of gems and packed with footage. Third, my only gripe is the 3rd disc. I understand guys like Flair, Heyman, Warrior, Piper (and the list goes on) had/have unique mic skills. But, to dedicate an entire disc to promos is odd. Warrior’s promos have been discussed negatively for years. So, I don’t see why WWE would dedicate an entire disc to them. They said his promos were confusing and delirious. Now, all of a sudden they are worth a two hour ‘greatest hits’ compilation?
while I understand your point regarding the third disc full of promos, the statement they made bout Warrior’s confusing and delirious on mic, comes from the “Self-destruction…” release…
and there’s a chapter that I am very excited to check out in the documentary…cos, as well as Warrior can not run away from the past, but WWE can not either..
I might have liked a few matches more on that third disc instead of it getting loaded with “out of this world” promos…on the other hand, the fact that they were out of this world, plus, delivered with the intensity and energy, like only the Warrior could deliver them, and problaly all of his most famous promos now collected on 2 sets, makes it maybe pretty cool after all. Likely not the disc I go back for very often, but, still, pretty historic. But.. we’ll see how it plays out when we get it.. 🙂
To be fair, WWE also said the guy didn’t have good matches and was only a legend in his own mind. Yet they made a match compilation of him and put him in the Hall Of Fame. So that should tell you all you need to know about that Self Destruction DVD.
guess, there’s change of hearts from time to times.. 😉
no matter what WWE’s motives are for releasing this and for getting on good foot with Warrior, and one obvious reason is the Green, it is nice to have these sets as a fund memory of one of the charismatic charachters in wrestling.
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I don’t understand why they didn’t include the “hogan’s plane” WM6 promo even though there is a bluray extra where he talks about it? They even talk about it on the Self Destruction DVD so its a pretty popular promo but its still never been released on any of his dvds
Wish they added the raw tribute video package or the whole raw show:(
RIP ULTIMATE ONE!! Ill support anything with the warrior so this is A must have:)
Shame they’ve excluded Warrior/Sting vs Hogan/Bret from Nitro in 1998. I’d prefer to have seen that then Taker/Warrior vs Shango/Bezerker.
This set needed to have unreleased matches that have never seen the light of day like his matches with Kamala, Ric Flair, & Nailz. WWE should do a match poll for each set, like they did with the history of the IC title DVD set. Have groups of matches, and pick a certain amount in each group. The matches with the most votes get put on the set. WWE NEEDS to start using dark match TV taping footage. The footage exists.
The footage doesn’t exist! I called them, they don’t have it. Deal with it
Sure you did.
I agree with you RCS. Don’t pay no mind to the ignorant ones.
The footage is out there.
“Always Believe”
You both need Jesus
This will be my first WWE Blu Ray purchase of 2015 – It looks essential!!
I will buy every Ultimate Warrior DVD/Blu-Ray.
I will “Always Believe!”
lotsa jobber match
But that’s the thing, Warrior was always about giving everybody credit that climbed in the ring with him, especially young or new talent.
Look at 123 Kid, now X-Pac. He was a jobber at first.
I’m torn whether to purchase this or not. I’ve already got the ultimate legend documentary which i downloaded last year but at the same time it’s kinda mind boggling that there are more jobber matches than his major matches (i know his best stuff were on his previous dvd/bluray set) while at the same time we get a bonus set of his best promos.
I think I’ll wait for price to lower a bit before purchasing it because its not really worth paying the full price to watch Warrior beat jobbers.
I’m confused! So is The Ultimate Legend documentary going to be on this set or not?!!
Infers an extended documentary with 30+ minutes of extra footage in that new synopsis at the start of the article, so I’d say yes.
Are there any repeats here and in the Ultimate Warrior collection?
NO.
This will be the greatest wwe bluray/DVD of all time, guaranteed. I don’t like a full disc of promos and prefer matches but still epic set.
I’ve been checking for weeks for the new warrior bluray preorder on amazon.ca and can not find it anywhere? Does anybody have it?
Looks like it’s right there when typing the name of the Blu-ray?
http://www.amazon.ca/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddvd&field-keywords=Ultimate%20Warrior%20-%20Always%20Believe
I pre-ordered in Blu-Ray discs on Amazon.ca for many weeks now!!! Can’t wait until April 14th!!!
I’ve had this pre-ordered for a few weeks now. I can’t wait. RIP Warrior.
First, RIP Warrior. I’m still shocked. Second, this is a great set. Tons of gems and packed with footage. Third, my only gripe is the 3rd disc. I understand guys like Flair, Heyman, Warrior, Piper (and the list goes on) had/have unique mic skills. But, to dedicate an entire disc to promos is odd. Warrior’s promos have been discussed negatively for years. So, I don’t see why WWE would dedicate an entire disc to them. They said his promos were confusing and delirious. Now, all of a sudden they are worth a two hour ‘greatest hits’ compilation?
while I understand your point regarding the third disc full of promos, the statement they made bout Warrior’s confusing and delirious on mic, comes from the “Self-destruction…” release…
and there’s a chapter that I am very excited to check out in the documentary…cos, as well as Warrior can not run away from the past, but WWE can not either..
I might have liked a few matches more on that third disc instead of it getting loaded with “out of this world” promos…on the other hand, the fact that they were out of this world, plus, delivered with the intensity and energy, like only the Warrior could deliver them, and problaly all of his most famous promos now collected on 2 sets, makes it maybe pretty cool after all. Likely not the disc I go back for very often, but, still, pretty historic. But.. we’ll see how it plays out when we get it.. 🙂
To be fair, WWE also said the guy didn’t have good matches and was only a legend in his own mind. Yet they made a match compilation of him and put him in the Hall Of Fame. So that should tell you all you need to know about that Self Destruction DVD.
guess, there’s change of hearts from time to times.. 😉
no matter what WWE’s motives are for releasing this and for getting on good foot with Warrior, and one obvious reason is the Green, it is nice to have these sets as a fund memory of one of the charismatic charachters in wrestling.
…and certaintly better produced releases than the terrible “Self-destruction..”
I’m guessing once this lawsuit against Punk is settled we’ll get a “Self Destruction Of CM Punk”. You know it’s coming one day.
…not forgetting the short awaited:
“The Self Destruction of 619”.
..and in a few years there will be:
“The Best of Self Destruction of Superstars”.
Okaaaaay.. taking it Over the Limit now, I guess.. -lol-