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I hope he aint going to TNA, There must be a reason why he turn them down. But who will be that stupid to turn down WWE, If WWE is giving you an induction to be a Hall of Famer, And this means that in one point you were the best in the wrestling business.
Honestly If Ultimate Warrior turn WWE down just to go to TNA, He is stupid and he might be really crazy in real life. But some how he will come to his senses and we will see him later being induct to the Hall of Fame.
The ultimate warrior turned down the induction because he wasn't offered enough money from WWE to accept an HOF spot..... which really shows just how much class this guy has. He apparently needs to be paid to be immortalized in WWE history, which is a sad thing.
I personally don't see Warrior going to TNA for any reason. I also highly doubt that he'd actually contribute anything meaningful to that promotion. On the flip side, much of his late stints in the business were full of BS booking that were made to make him look ridiculous. The most batshit crazy people still make it in wrestling, so there was no reason for him not to. I think his poor run in WCW was due to being "sabotaged" by Hogan and friends and didn't want to see him succeed in order to immortally bury him. Most of that can be confirmed from interviews he's had after his time in WCW where he said management was completely unorganized and biased to certain names.
Like noted earlier, he was only brought in so Hogan could patch his bruised ego. He did NOT want warrior to beat him for the title for political reasons and he was overturned by higher ups because what hogan wanted was not what WWF wanted. Simple case of Hogan wanting to get that "upper hand" over being made to look like a lesser man than Ultimate Warrior, which was definitely more personal than it was professional.
Warrior (was going to call him Helwig, but then I remembered he is legally named Warrior) knows that if he goes to TNA it will just be the same $hit, just a slightly different pile. He wouldn't get no where, and it would be a waste of money on TNA's part, and knowing him, he'd ask for a large sum, because, like Hogan, he still feels that he is one of the most highly sought after names that can draw 10's of thousands of people to an arena.
The only thing that I could see work for both parties is that they bring him in as an on-screen GM type role (which I think wouldn't work), so they don't have to pay him to wrestle, cut some costs, and give the fans a new dose of Warrior. If he were to join the wrestling business again, I don't see him dawning the face paint or trench coat, and maybe taking slightly more "closer to home" gimmick, and actually cutting promos that make sense. But alas, it probably wouldn't work out too well.