We had different philosophies on wrestling, different philosophies on life. "I thought I could make some money, come back to the chiropractic later. This guy called Terry Bollea used to come into the gym to work out, and some of the people would freak out: ‘Do you know who that is? That’s Hulk Hogan! He’s a pro wrestler!’īut I didn’t know. I got into the competitive bodybuilding scene at about age 21 and co-owned a Gold’s Gym in Southern California. I don’t remember seeing any wrestling on the TV ever. And there, a guy was putting together a team of four guys to become pro wrestlers. America competition that year in New Orleans.
The Blade Runners – The Broken Relationship of Ultimate Warrior and Sting Warrior on his humble beginnings with Sting "We lost our place to live, had just enough to eat peanut butter."
Jim Hellwig and Steve Borden (Ultimate Warrior and Sting), pictured here soon after they met in 1985, discuss paying their dues and their relationship outside of the ring. Here, both men open up about the dues they had to pay and why their friendship fell apart. Despite traveling the road together during their early run, they fell out of contact, and kind words were hardly spoken about one another. Ultimate Warrior and Sting started in the business together in 1985.
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