Grew up watching wrestling and the UW was a favorite...James Helwig dead at 54. I am pretty sure all the roids' caught up to him.

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Yup remember him from when I moved to Boston around 17yrs old, face painted up, warrior from another planet, yadda yadda yadda, sad day for interplanetary competition.

Rest in Peace Mr. Helwig.
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Wow! Guess I better stop by his brothers and pay my respects.
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He was a cut above the rest. RIP Warrior!!!
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May He Rest In Peace.
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RIP
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Still believe!! Absolute legend!!
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Damn, this makes me sad to see a childhood favorite gone so young. RIP
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I wasn't a huge wrestling fan growing up and I am definitely not now.

But if I ever had to choose a favorite in my youth, it was The Ultimate Warrior. Don't tell anyone, but I think my mother still has pictures of me tying florescent string around my arms. No face paint.
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He & the Macho Man will make a great tag team in the after life

RIP
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This sucks! R.I.P. Ultimate Warrior
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As will you and I, My Friend.

R.I.P., Mr. Warrior.
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Different kind of tag team, no doubt :-)
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Glad I'm no longer staying at your place in May! :-)

RIP Warrior.
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I was a big wrestling fan back in the late 80's and early 90's and the Warrior was one of my favorites. He and Hogan's match is still one of my all time favorites. R.I.P.
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RIP Warrior
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R.I.P.
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R.I.P.
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Only three days after his Hall of Fame speech and the day after his guest appearance on Monday Night Raw. Thoughts and prayers for his wife and two young daughters he left behind.
Rest in peace, Warrior.
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What's scary is the speech he gave about your heart taking it's last beat.
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