5 WWE Conspiracy Theories Debunked

#4 The tale of two Warriors

The Ultimate Warrior was penned in as Hulk Hogan's successor and when he beat the legend at WrestleMania VI, it seemed like the future had come. Unfortunately, due to a lot of issues and disputes, Warrior left the company and only returned at WrestleMania VII, helping Hulk Hogan from an attack by Papa Shango and Sid Vicious.

Here's the thing, Warrior looked a lot different when he returned. He was a lot less bulky and had certain differences about his appearance. The simple fact of the matter was that WWF, at the time, was undergoing the steroid scandal, so they naturally had to become strict about its usage, which was quite open earlier.

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Warrior didn't last long in WWE during his second run either and further contract disputes saw Vince McMahon fire him once his obligated dates were over. But it was still the same Jim Hellwig!

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