WrestleMania is one of the best, or at least I think, so mostly because it's structured

around these two events.

One of Winches is all lovely and peaches and cream and makes you feel a warm and happy

in your tum tum.

And the other one is so controversial, people even today go, I can't believe WWE did this

and they've gone on the internet and say, I'm so mad.

They come down, they wait about three or four days and then they do it again.

I am of course referring to Daniel Bryan vs Randy on vs Batista as well as the Undertaker

vs Brock Lesnar and while of course we do have to talk about both of these, we're

actually going to start with the Ultimate Warrior.

A divisive figure to say the least you've had views that nobody should ever have, they

shouldn't even be living up there in your brain, two days after WrestleMania 30 and after

he'd made his big WWE comeback, he collapsed and he passed away of a heart attack.

This would have been shocking anyway given that he was one of the biggest stars of the

90s, but when you throw in the on-roar, he had said every man's heart beat his last beat

and every man breathed his last breath, it was kinda spooky.

So you'd have to figure that the once Jim Hellwig knew that he was in poor health and

actually if you do a little bit of research about this, you can find a lot of testimonies

of people who worked with the Ultimate Warrior that straight up said, he told me all the

stuff he was taking to look that way and I couldn't believe this.

And because of that, and the fact that both his father and grandfather had died in their

50s, the Warrior expected that he would follow suit, kind of tragically that's exactly what

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