The Untold Truth Of The Ultimate Warrior

The Ultimate Warrior's signature finishing move was as big and showy as the wrestler himself. As his Fandom wiki notes, Warrior liked to finish off his opponents with a move called the Gorilla Press Slam. After thrashing the other wrestler with his fast-paced fighting style, The Ultimate Warrior lifted him over his head, then drop

The Ultimate Warrior's signature finishing move was as big and showy as the wrestler himself. As his Fandom wiki notes, Warrior liked to finish off his opponents with a move called the Gorilla Press Slam. After thrashing the other wrestler with his fast-paced fighting style, The Ultimate Warrior lifted him over his head, then drop him face down to the mat behind his back. Let's all just take a second to ponder that: The Ultimate Warrior lifted men the size of Hulk Hogan over his head and held him there for longer than many of us can hold a flexed arm hang.

After mercilessly dropping his opponent to the mat like heap of garbage, The Ultimate Warrior then ricocheted a couple times off the ropes to gain some momentum for his flying splash, slamming the other wrestler with the full force of his comic book muscles before pinning him to the mat. Other wrestlers, such as Goldberg, also included the Gorilla Press Slam in their repertoires, but it was most popularly executed by The Ultimate Warrior. It was just one of several high-octane maneuvers the Warrior had up his sleeve, or rather, hot pink arm tassels.

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