Ultimate Warrior: A Life Lived Forever: A Life Lived "Forever"

Warrior never got to release an autobiography, there was talk of it happening, but now he's passed we'll have to settle for this. It's a pretty good retrospective of his career, quite in-depth for a coffee table book mainly full of pictures of his matches and other memorable times. Some of the photography is awesome, I especially liked the WrestleMania 7 double page spread wide shot. It's too bad the comeback's in 1992, 1996 & 1998 were so fleeting. Sometimes looking back on his career makes you wish he had been around longer and become a more polished wrestler too, we could have seen him face Jake 'The Snake' Roberts in 1991 and Razor Ramon (1992 Survivor Series tag match), Bret 'Hitman' Hart (with Warrior as a heel! That was actually on the cards for 1993) at the Royal Rumble. At least we'll always have the '88-'91 run to look back on fondly. Thanks for the memories, Warrior.

This was bought as a Christmas present for a grown man of 33 (my stepson) who was brought up watching WWF (as it was known back then) He has always been a huge Ultimate Warrior fan and he was devastated at his passing. He still has items bought for him as a child of his hero. When I saw this for sale I was hoping that no one else had bought it for him. His face lit up when he opened it which made me so happy and he got his head stuck into it straight away! He said it was his best present EVER! You, along with myself, made him a very happy person...so thank you so very much for helping me make some else happy! I would recommend this for ALL Ultimate Warrior fans as it's full of great photos, replica tickets and a card face mask among other things. My husband thumbed through it when he arrived and thought it was fantastic. He wants to read it properly when his son has finished it (for the 3rd time!) Thanks again!

What a great book, some great photos to remember some of his classic matches, plus little extras throughout the book such as a copy of the wrestling line up on one of his main events. A copy of his wrestling licence all made it more interesting when reading through the book.

Been a really great read and after reading Brett Harts book I wasn't sure I would enjoy this one as much but it has been great. Only took me a day to read it but worth the money with some very nice touches such as a copy of Warriors wrestling license and letters to him from his daughters and wife.

Husband loves this book