The cover artwork for “Ultimate Warrior – Always Believe” has now been revealed, and it comes courtesy of the Ultimate Warrior’s official social media accounts!
Take a first look at the cover shot through the Twitter link or see it below.
WWE will release the new DVD and Blu-ray set worldwide this April. Click here to pre-order your DVD copy for $19.99, or click here to pre-order the Blu-ray edition for $24.99.
Warriors who pick this one up on DVD or Blu-ray will get a brand new documentary feature on the Ultimate Warrior’s life and career, plus a compilation of more than 20 matches and nearly 50 promos and interviews; including the Ultimate Warrior’s final WWE appearance!
DISC 1
Documentary
Chapters of the “Ultimate Warrior – Always Believe” documentary are TBC.
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
BLU-RAY EXCLUSIVES
— A collection of personal stories from Warrior, Dana Warrior and Indiana & Mattigan Warrior. Specifics of these extras are TBC.
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
Is this all you’re going to do now is list matches you’re upset aren’t on this already jam packed set? Why don’t you make your own DVD of all those matches you want and then sell it? I promise I’ll be the first customer. Until then, be happy with what they’ve given you
Now THAT’S a cover. There have been a lot of bland ones lately (Jericho’s…), but this absolutely personifies Warrior’s character. Lots of energy, lots of color. Love it.
Ultimate Warrior really did have matches with others who WWE said that never happened…
Ultimate Warrior vs. Vader
Ultimate Warrior vs. Kamala
Ultimate Warrior vs. Sid
Ultimate Warrior vs. Big Bossman
Ultimate Warrior vs. Nailz
Ultimate Warrior vs. Ric Flair
Ultimate Warrior vs. Owen Hart (Other than Raw – Dark Match)
Personally, I love how Ultimate Warrior’s sets have some matches w/jobbers on them.
I grew up poor & I never saw any of the big 4 original pay per views until years later.
So a big chunk of my childhood memories of wrestling were jobber matches w/the superstars.
I would like to see other 1980’s/90’s superstars sets include a few jobber matches as well.
I miss jobber matches.
They made it all the more special when you got to finally see 2 superstars face each other…
& they were a great way to build up feuds & stuff w/other wrestlers coming to ringside & trying to interrupt the matches & what not.
& While I loved the “original” cover, I still love the “new” official cover as well.
I’m loving everything about this new set.
Most anticipated release of the year for me!
4% of the votes “hate” the cover. I’m a firm believer that there are people that are going to hate just to hate. Nothing more. It’s one thing if you don’t like the cover, but hatred is another level.
With that said I can’t wait for this release. It’s probably going to be the last Warrior release we get, maybe ever. Between the Savage documentary and now this, all we need is a full length in depth Hogan documentary and we’ll have what I like to call the late 80’s/early 90’s “big 3” covered.
That’s why I’ve come to learn to ignore 10%. If it’s 10% or under (on love or hate), then it is just people thinking they are funny. I would say WWE did very well with this cover by the vote so far.
while I can follow your way of thinking, regarding the 3 big personalities, regarding Hogan, I find it hard to have 3 discs dvd/2 disc bluray release on him, since the previous 13 discs – with nWo releases and Superstars of 80’s profile segment – without many repeat matches.
A doc on Network would be more logic, but of course, if there exists much more unreleased material for the Hulkamaniacs, then there problaly would be Millions of Dollars for Vince and the Hulkster. 😉
I honestly don’t care about the matches. I just want a full length documentary on not just his career, but his life. The only thing close to a documentary we got was the 2002 Hulk Still Rules release. And that felt pretty rushed and didn’t cover everything deeply. Plus since 2002 there has been a lot that has happened in his life since then. I say the next Hogan release should be a definitive documentary as the selling point and include his career defining matches as the extras. Then later down the line do an Unreleased Volume 2.
“…Plus since 2002 there has been a lot that has happened in his life since then…” :
While the “Hogan’s knows best” show would take its rightfull place on a doc in this reality-tv twitter era, it would not be enough to fill a doc, other than repeating stuff from other releases..
Then there would be the Bubba the Love Sponge incident..and maybe the Vince McMahon from 1997-2006 may have touched that subject, buuuut, I don’t think that ‘s gonna happen these days..
Last, but not least, I can only remember Hogan being part of TNA, as the final ´”main” thing Hogan’s been doing since 2002. And I doubt, that WWE gets too deep in to that…nor will Hogan problaly..
Now.. Hogan did of course appear for some matches after the Hollywood still Rules release.. but, other than the Michaels match at Summerslam 2005, there was’nt really anything to write bout there… I very much doubt, that focusing on the mighty Hulkster tapping out to Kurt Angle at KOTR 2002, would be an issue they want to adress..it is similiar to the bs statement, that “..Cena never gives up..”. 😉
Naaaah, I say, keep it to a one hour max doc on the Network..that should do it..
totally agree with you there.. its this kind of artwork that I missed on the Ultimate collection.. while there is intensity in the face of the Warrior for sure on that release, this cover really shows the energy loading machine, that Warrior was. Truly great.
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Have the ropes bend so it looks like it’s shaking.
Awesome cover. Looks cool!!!
Ultimate Warrior vs. Greg “The Hammer” Valentine
Is this all you’re going to do now is list matches you’re upset aren’t on this already jam packed set? Why don’t you make your own DVD of all those matches you want and then sell it? I promise I’ll be the first customer. Until then, be happy with what they’ve given you
I’m not upset. Just giving suggestions.
Get lost while your at it.
I will “Always Believe” and never let people like you Judge me!
Ultimate Warrior & Don Muraco vs One Man Gang & Ron Bass
(Prime Time April 25th, 1988)
Now THAT’S a cover. There have been a lot of bland ones lately (Jericho’s…), but this absolutely personifies Warrior’s character. Lots of energy, lots of color. Love it.
Ultimate Warrior really did have matches with others who WWE said that never happened…
Ultimate Warrior vs. Vader
Ultimate Warrior vs. Kamala
Ultimate Warrior vs. Sid
Ultimate Warrior vs. Big Bossman
Ultimate Warrior vs. Nailz
Ultimate Warrior vs. Ric Flair
Ultimate Warrior vs. Owen Hart (Other than Raw – Dark Match)
and plenty more.
Huh? When did WWE say these matches never happened? Was there a post that I missed? A press release maybe?
I havent seen the listing…but other than the hogan WM6 match…Are there any repeats in this set and the ultimate warrior collection set?
No, they went out of their way to put unreleased matches for this set. Warrior enjoyed working with the enhancement talent.
Personally, I love how Ultimate Warrior’s sets have some matches w/jobbers on them.
I grew up poor & I never saw any of the big 4 original pay per views until years later.
So a big chunk of my childhood memories of wrestling were jobber matches w/the superstars.
I would like to see other 1980’s/90’s superstars sets include a few jobber matches as well.
I miss jobber matches.
They made it all the more special when you got to finally see 2 superstars face each other…
& they were a great way to build up feuds & stuff w/other wrestlers coming to ringside & trying to interrupt the matches & what not.
& While I loved the “original” cover, I still love the “new” official cover as well.
I’m loving everything about this new set.
Most anticipated release of the year for me!
This should have a slipcover.
Best cover in a long, long time. Just a shame we’ll get a bastardised version of the packaging when it lands in the UK.
4% of the votes “hate” the cover. I’m a firm believer that there are people that are going to hate just to hate. Nothing more. It’s one thing if you don’t like the cover, but hatred is another level.
With that said I can’t wait for this release. It’s probably going to be the last Warrior release we get, maybe ever. Between the Savage documentary and now this, all we need is a full length in depth Hogan documentary and we’ll have what I like to call the late 80’s/early 90’s “big 3” covered.
That’s why I’ve come to learn to ignore 10%. If it’s 10% or under (on love or hate), then it is just people thinking they are funny. I would say WWE did very well with this cover by the vote so far.
while I can follow your way of thinking, regarding the 3 big personalities, regarding Hogan, I find it hard to have 3 discs dvd/2 disc bluray release on him, since the previous 13 discs – with nWo releases and Superstars of 80’s profile segment – without many repeat matches.
A doc on Network would be more logic, but of course, if there exists much more unreleased material for the Hulkamaniacs, then there problaly would be Millions of Dollars for Vince and the Hulkster. 😉
I honestly don’t care about the matches. I just want a full length documentary on not just his career, but his life. The only thing close to a documentary we got was the 2002 Hulk Still Rules release. And that felt pretty rushed and didn’t cover everything deeply. Plus since 2002 there has been a lot that has happened in his life since then. I say the next Hogan release should be a definitive documentary as the selling point and include his career defining matches as the extras. Then later down the line do an Unreleased Volume 2.
“…Plus since 2002 there has been a lot that has happened in his life since then…” :
While the “Hogan’s knows best” show would take its rightfull place on a doc in this reality-tv twitter era, it would not be enough to fill a doc, other than repeating stuff from other releases..
Then there would be the Bubba the Love Sponge incident..and maybe the Vince McMahon from 1997-2006 may have touched that subject, buuuut, I don’t think that ‘s gonna happen these days..
Last, but not least, I can only remember Hogan being part of TNA, as the final ´”main” thing Hogan’s been doing since 2002. And I doubt, that WWE gets too deep in to that…nor will Hogan problaly..
Now.. Hogan did of course appear for some matches after the Hollywood still Rules release.. but, other than the Michaels match at Summerslam 2005, there was’nt really anything to write bout there… I very much doubt, that focusing on the mighty Hulkster tapping out to Kurt Angle at KOTR 2002, would be an issue they want to adress..it is similiar to the bs statement, that “..Cena never gives up..”. 😉
Naaaah, I say, keep it to a one hour max doc on the Network..that should do it..
But.. we’ll see what they come up with.. 🙂
I have had the Blu ray ordered for a month now!
Amazing artwork! The best I’ve seen in a while.
totally agree with you there.. its this kind of artwork that I missed on the Ultimate collection.. while there is intensity in the face of the Warrior for sure on that release, this cover really shows the energy loading machine, that Warrior was. Truly great.