--- product_id: 2879708 title: "WWE: Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection Bundle" price: "VT12656" currency: VUV in_stock: true reviews_count: 9 url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/2879708-wwe-ultimate-warrior-the-ultimate-collection-bundle store_origin: VU region: Vanuatu --- # WWE: Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection Bundle **Price:** VT12656 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** WWE: Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection Bundle - **How much does it cost?** VT12656 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/2879708-wwe-ultimate-warrior-the-ultimate-collection-bundle) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description WWE: Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection (3-Disc)(DVD)Warriors! Experience the history of that which no longer can be contained! Prepare yourselves, for you are about to be consumed by a power that makes the skies rumble and the earth shake! In this ultimate collection, the power of the Warrior is alive like never before! Relive his first foray into the ring as a member of the Blade Runners, the advent of his singles career in World Class Championship Wrestling, his entry into WWE and his meteoric rise to stardom. It's all here in this 3-disc set! For the first time ever on a WWE release, hear the Warrior discuss his career in his own words! So, descend into Parts Unknown, load the spaceship with rocket fuel and unleash the power of the Ultimate Warrior!]]> Review: Ultimate warrior dvd - Great DVD, good matches, fast delivery, good seller Review: Thank You Warrior. Always Believe. - Ya know, this was a purchase I had been meaning to make since Warrior passed on last year. And now that I have, and the Blu-Ray at that, it was beyond a doubt well worth it. I had so much fun watching Warrior do his thing, especially since I actually didn't watch pro wrestling growing up other than shows like the original American Gladiators. And admittedly? I always kind of looked down my nose at those people who liked MMA and pro wrestling and especially boxing. But Warrior's death last year, and the outpouring of reaction from all corners of the folks I follow online, was instrumental in making me a fan of WWE. Not necessarily the current talent, mind you (I objectively think they're awful, with the exception of Paul Heyman's amazing promos), but I really liked almost everything in this collection! Now that I got this and enjoyed this, I am definitely going to get the new Always Believe set, on Blu-Ray of course, and I can NOT wait to have that in my hot little hands. Thank you Warrior. I had so much fun watching your set, and I am glad there's more to come, though you are not here to see it. Before I give you a description of what's on the Blu-Ray set (according to BluRay.com), I wanted to give you my objective thoughts on some things. Hogan: Actually I like what those two did in the ring, and I am sad that Eric Bischoff didn't want to do more with Warrior and Hollywood Hulk Hogan. That angle would have been really fun to see more of. Andre: I know many people look down on the latter Andre matches with the likes of The Ultimate Warrior for many reasons, but actually I liked what I saw. Probably good that they didn't include many of Andre / Warrior's matches here from what I hear though. Randy Savage: I only knew of Macho Man Randy Savage for his Slim Jim ads (one of which was proudly placed in my elementary school cafeteria for whatever silly reason), but objectively? Of the matches I saw on this set, and those are the only matches I've really seen so far, while I understand trying to paint the Warrior in the best light possible, it kind of doesn't reflect very well on Macho Man (nor on Macho Man's announcing, which is quite terrible). I guess if you grew up watching Macho Man do his thing you might feel differently, but because I didn't, I don't really see the appeal of enjoying watching a heel unless you enjoy watching a heel manager doing his thing like Paul Heyman or Captain Lou Albano (speaking of, why hasn't the WWE done a "Best of Captain Lou Albano" DVD / Blu-Ray set of JUST the best Captain Lou moments yet?). WWE / WWF being conflated: Um. Vince. Real talk here, but revisionist history in almost any instance is totally uncool. I can totally understand in the case of one Chris Benoit, as I'd love to see him wiped from the history books because of what heinous acts he did, but come on, people know that your thing was once called the WWF (and I actually thought it was funny that there was another WWF to confuse some folks). Why are you making people refer to the WWF days as "WWE"? Is that a kayfabe name or something? Also, why are you blurring out references to the WWF in some instances, but not others? I'd dearly love to know these things. Rick Rude: Um... I don't really think that character went much of anywhere. Ted DiBiase (aka The Million Dollar Man): Real talk, for the longest time I conflated his MDM character with the Six Million Dollar Man and thought they were the same thing. As far as the audiovisual quality goes: For live action footage from that era, that looked and sounded surprisingly good. Great remastering job WWE, and I hope to see more of that on the upcoming Always Believe set! Anywho, here's the disc listing for the Blu-Ray as seen on BluRay.com: Disc One: Career Match: Blade Runners vs. Perry Jackson & Shawn O'Reilly. UWF -- April 11, 1986. Career Match: Dingo Warrior vs. Chris Adams. World Class Championship Wrestling -- August 8, 1986. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Barry Horowitz. Challenge -- November 7, 1987. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Steve Lombardi. Superstars -- November 14, 1987. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "King" Harley Race. Boston Garden -- March 5, 1988. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. Los Angeles Sports Arena -- July 15, 1988. SummerSlam Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Honky Tonk Man. SummerSlam -- August 29, 1988. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match : Ultimate Warrior vs. Honky Tonk Man. Philadelphia Spectrum -- December 17, 1988. Title vs. Title: Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Boston Garden -- February 11, 1989. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Ravishing" Rick Rude. SummerSlam -- August 28, 1989. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Bob Bradley. Prime Time Wrestling -- September 18, 1989. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Brian Costello. Prime Time Wrestling -- December 25, 1989. Ultimate Warrior Confronts Andre the Giant: Brother Love Show. Superstars -- July 29, 1989. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Andre the Giant. Madison Square Garden -- October 28, 1989. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Andre the Giant. Saturday Night's Main Event -- November 25, 1989. Ultimate Warrior Promo: "Crash the Plane." Challenge -- March 10, 1990. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Mr. Perfect. Madison Square Garden -- March 19, 1990. Title vs. Title: Intercontinental/WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Hulk Hogan. WrestleMania VI -- April 1, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase. Tokyo Dome -- April 13, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Ravishing" Rick Rude. Saturday Night's Main Event -- July 28, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Ted DiBiase. The Main Event -- November 23, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Sgt. Slaughter. Huntsville, AL -- January 7, 1991. Disc Two: Steel Cage Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage. Madison Square Garden -- January 21, 1991. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior Ends Brother Love's Career. Superstars -- March 2, 1991. Retirement Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage. WrestleMania VII -- March 24, 1991. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior on Paul Bearer's Funeral Parlor. Superstars -- April 13, 1991. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Undertaker. Maple Leaf Gardens -- June 2, 1991. Career Moment: Gene Okerlund Interviews Ultimate Warrior and "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Superstars -- July 25, 1992. Career Moment: "Riding on the Edge of a Lightning Bolt." Superstars -- November 14, 1992. WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior & "Macho Man" Randy Savage vs. Ted DiBiase & I.R.S. Saturday Night's Main Event -- November 14, 1992. Career Moment: "Faster Than a Cheetah." RAW -- March 11, 1996. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Hunter Hearst-Helmsley. WrestleMania XII -- March 31, 1996. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior Returns -- RAW -- April 8, 1996. Career Moment: Mr. McMahon Interviews Jerry "The King" Lawler and Ultimate Warrior. RAW -- June 10, 1996. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler. King of the Ring -- June 23, 1996. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior Interrupts "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan. Nitro -- August 17, 1998. Ultimate Warrior Promo: From RAW -- October 26, 1998. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00HRYH7G2 | | Actors | Andre the Giant, Bobby Heenan, Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Undertaker | | Best Sellers Rank | #71,777 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #900 in Sports (Movies & TV) | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (437) | | Director | WWE | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Item model number | 28933012 | | MPAA rating | PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) | | Media Format | Box set, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC | | Number of discs | 3 | | Producers | WWE | | Product Dimensions | 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.88 ounces | | Release date | April 1, 2014 | | Run time | 9 hours | | Studio | WarnerBrothers | | Writers | WWE | ## Product Details - **Contributor:** Andre the Giant, Blade Runners, Bobby Heenan, Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Undertaker, WWE - **Format:** Box set, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC - **Genre:** Sports - **Language:** English - **Number Of Discs:** 3 ## Images ![WWE: Ultimate Warrior: The Ultimate Collection Bundle - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/919pvm+yPAL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ultimate warrior dvd *by J***F on March 24, 2025* Great DVD, good matches, fast delivery, good seller ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thank You Warrior. Always Believe. *by B***D on March 19, 2015* Ya know, this was a purchase I had been meaning to make since Warrior passed on last year. And now that I have, and the Blu-Ray at that, it was beyond a doubt well worth it. I had so much fun watching Warrior do his thing, especially since I actually didn't watch pro wrestling growing up other than shows like the original American Gladiators. And admittedly? I always kind of looked down my nose at those people who liked MMA and pro wrestling and especially boxing. But Warrior's death last year, and the outpouring of reaction from all corners of the folks I follow online, was instrumental in making me a fan of WWE. Not necessarily the current talent, mind you (I objectively think they're awful, with the exception of Paul Heyman's amazing promos), but I really liked almost everything in this collection! Now that I got this and enjoyed this, I am definitely going to get the new Always Believe set, on Blu-Ray of course, and I can NOT wait to have that in my hot little hands. Thank you Warrior. I had so much fun watching your set, and I am glad there's more to come, though you are not here to see it. Before I give you a description of what's on the Blu-Ray set (according to BluRay.com), I wanted to give you my objective thoughts on some things. Hogan: Actually I like what those two did in the ring, and I am sad that Eric Bischoff didn't want to do more with Warrior and Hollywood Hulk Hogan. That angle would have been really fun to see more of. Andre: I know many people look down on the latter Andre matches with the likes of The Ultimate Warrior for many reasons, but actually I liked what I saw. Probably good that they didn't include many of Andre / Warrior's matches here from what I hear though. Randy Savage: I only knew of Macho Man Randy Savage for his Slim Jim ads (one of which was proudly placed in my elementary school cafeteria for whatever silly reason), but objectively? Of the matches I saw on this set, and those are the only matches I've really seen so far, while I understand trying to paint the Warrior in the best light possible, it kind of doesn't reflect very well on Macho Man (nor on Macho Man's announcing, which is quite terrible). I guess if you grew up watching Macho Man do his thing you might feel differently, but because I didn't, I don't really see the appeal of enjoying watching a heel unless you enjoy watching a heel manager doing his thing like Paul Heyman or Captain Lou Albano (speaking of, why hasn't the WWE done a "Best of Captain Lou Albano" DVD / Blu-Ray set of JUST the best Captain Lou moments yet?). WWE / WWF being conflated: Um. Vince. Real talk here, but revisionist history in almost any instance is totally uncool. I can totally understand in the case of one Chris Benoit, as I'd love to see him wiped from the history books because of what heinous acts he did, but come on, people know that your thing was once called the WWF (and I actually thought it was funny that there was another WWF to confuse some folks). Why are you making people refer to the WWF days as "WWE"? Is that a kayfabe name or something? Also, why are you blurring out references to the WWF in some instances, but not others? I'd dearly love to know these things. Rick Rude: Um... I don't really think that character went much of anywhere. Ted DiBiase (aka The Million Dollar Man): Real talk, for the longest time I conflated his MDM character with the Six Million Dollar Man and thought they were the same thing. As far as the audiovisual quality goes: For live action footage from that era, that looked and sounded surprisingly good. Great remastering job WWE, and I hope to see more of that on the upcoming Always Believe set! Anywho, here's the disc listing for the Blu-Ray as seen on BluRay.com: Disc One: Career Match: Blade Runners vs. Perry Jackson & Shawn O'Reilly. UWF -- April 11, 1986. Career Match: Dingo Warrior vs. Chris Adams. World Class Championship Wrestling -- August 8, 1986. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Barry Horowitz. Challenge -- November 7, 1987. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Steve Lombardi. Superstars -- November 14, 1987. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "King" Harley Race. Boston Garden -- March 5, 1988. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. Los Angeles Sports Arena -- July 15, 1988. SummerSlam Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Honky Tonk Man. SummerSlam -- August 29, 1988. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match : Ultimate Warrior vs. Honky Tonk Man. Philadelphia Spectrum -- December 17, 1988. Title vs. Title: Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Boston Garden -- February 11, 1989. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Ravishing" Rick Rude. SummerSlam -- August 28, 1989. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Bob Bradley. Prime Time Wrestling -- September 18, 1989. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Brian Costello. Prime Time Wrestling -- December 25, 1989. Ultimate Warrior Confronts Andre the Giant: Brother Love Show. Superstars -- July 29, 1989. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Andre the Giant. Madison Square Garden -- October 28, 1989. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Andre the Giant. Saturday Night's Main Event -- November 25, 1989. Ultimate Warrior Promo: "Crash the Plane." Challenge -- March 10, 1990. WWE Intercontinental Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Mr. Perfect. Madison Square Garden -- March 19, 1990. Title vs. Title: Intercontinental/WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Hulk Hogan. WrestleMania VI -- April 1, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase. Tokyo Dome -- April 13, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Ravishing" Rick Rude. Saturday Night's Main Event -- July 28, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Ted DiBiase. The Main Event -- November 23, 1990. WWE Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Sgt. Slaughter. Huntsville, AL -- January 7, 1991. Disc Two: Steel Cage Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage. Madison Square Garden -- January 21, 1991. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior Ends Brother Love's Career. Superstars -- March 2, 1991. Retirement Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. "Macho King" Randy Savage. WrestleMania VII -- March 24, 1991. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior on Paul Bearer's Funeral Parlor. Superstars -- April 13, 1991. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Undertaker. Maple Leaf Gardens -- June 2, 1991. Career Moment: Gene Okerlund Interviews Ultimate Warrior and "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Superstars -- July 25, 1992. Career Moment: "Riding on the Edge of a Lightning Bolt." Superstars -- November 14, 1992. WWE Tag Team Championship Match: Ultimate Warrior & "Macho Man" Randy Savage vs. Ted DiBiase & I.R.S. Saturday Night's Main Event -- November 14, 1992. Career Moment: "Faster Than a Cheetah." RAW -- March 11, 1996. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Hunter Hearst-Helmsley. WrestleMania XII -- March 31, 1996. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior Returns -- RAW -- April 8, 1996. Career Moment: Mr. McMahon Interviews Jerry "The King" Lawler and Ultimate Warrior. RAW -- June 10, 1996. Career Match: Ultimate Warrior vs. Jerry "The King" Lawler. King of the Ring -- June 23, 1996. Career Moment: Ultimate Warrior Interrupts "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan. Nitro -- August 17, 1998. Ultimate Warrior Promo: From RAW -- October 26, 1998. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ thank you *by V***® on April 9, 2014* Honor his memory, relive his moments with happiness. Thank you for all the happy memories. Rest In Peace, Ultimate Warrior. Growing up in my early teens, I couldn't find anything that I could relate with. I couldn't relate to any type of music - I didn't listen to the radio, and there wasn't much on TV at the time. Besides following basketball and Magic Johnson, I could not find anything in popular entertainment that would really struck a nerve. Growing up awkward, not a jock, not rich, not a brainiac(maybe a few of you can relate), there wasn't much that could bring out the inner me. Then one day on a Saturday night, while channel surfing, I perchance came upon a peculiar tune. A thunderous bass, some kickin' percussion, and a wicked guitar riff - What was this?? Then out of nowhere shot out a man - no, it was more than a man. It was a spirit, an energy, a force - it was THE ULTIMATE WARRIOR! I would never forget that moment which changed my life, which gave something that I could attach myself to and find meaning within these forces called "growing up." Here I was, a shy, taciturn, introverted boy. No way to express myself, no outlet to channel my thoughts, no medium to funnel my energy. Yet when I heard that music, and saw this embodiment of energy zipping through the crowd, jumping up the stairs, shaking the ropes, rumbling the ring, I finally found my meaning of existence, and that all is right with the world. Say what you will about the man - if he took steroids, if he was a jerk to the other wrestlers, if he was anarchistic to The Man(Vince McMahon & the WWF). When you're a kid, and you witnessed The Ultimate Warrior, you don't think of any of that, and it didn't matter. It didn't matter if we couldn't really understand his interviews and monologues. More than the man, The Ultimate Warrior was a symbol, he was a beacon for those of us who were awkward, who were confused, who were shunned, who were laughed upon, who were lost. He was that guiding light for our childhood, that no matter how bad our day was, our week, our family, our school, our personal life. For those 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, when you were in the world of the Warrior, you were realized, you were recognized, you were understood. More than a man, The Ultimate Warrior was the personification of our thoughts, the manifestation of our feelings. The Ultimate Warrior was the culmination of us - he was the ultimate culmination of my childhood, he was the culmination of me. So once again, thank you, Warrior. More than the matches, more than the show, like Guns N' Roses afterwards, like the song "Eighteen" by Alice Cooper, you allowed me to find my way, you allowed me to grow up, you allowed me to understand myself, you allowed me to be me. And I was all right after all. Your life has passed, but your energy remains in all of us who had the honor and the pleasure to witness your being. The Ultimate Warrior lives on in all of us. 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