Dana Warrior says Hulk Hogan Never reached out following Ultimate Warrior’s death”

Hulk Hogan is making the media rounds lately and in the process of doing so, he sat down with a media outlet owned and operated by ESPN to discuss the death of Ultimate Warrior and his final encounter with him at WrestleMania 30.

The widow of Ultimate Warrior, Dana Warrior, is upset with remarks Hulk Hogan made to ESPN concerning her deceased husband.

In the above video interview released recently, “The Hulkster” recounted his final encounter with Warrior, their contentious relationship, and how he learned of his shocking death.

Warrior issued a statement on Facebook and Twitter requesting that he not comment on her ex-husband.

The widow of wrestling great The Ultimate Warrior has accused Hulk Hogan of being a fake when speaking publicly about her late husband.

The two wrestling giants had a fierce long-time rivalry and Hogan said he took a ride on a golf cart at the Hall of Fame years ago — just before Warrior’s death — and claimed the two settled their feud.

“I went right up to him, I shook his hand and said, ‘Brother, I know I’m not supposed to talk to you, but I just want to let you know I love you,’” Hogan told ESPN.

“‘And if you ever want to be friends I’d love to be friends with you. If we could ever do business that would be great. But I just want to tell you that I love you so much. And whatever I did … please forgive me.’

“And then I noticed that there was a WWE camera that peeled around the side. I had no idea that they had a camera following him.

“So that was real, bro. And I’m so glad I got to talk to him.”

But Mrs. Warrior suggested Hogan would not have had the conversation with her husband had the cameras not been there. Dana Warrior released a statement asking Hogan, aka Terry Bollea, to refrain from making comments about The Ultimate Warrior, who died of a heart attack in April aged 54.

Her statement reads, “Statement from Dana Warrior

Watch it here:

Ultimate Warrior’s widow, Dana, saw that video and responded with a statement on Facebook:

Hulk Hogan was one of the biggest draws the business has ever seen, but McMahon thought his time was up

I’ve been really quiet since the passing of my husband and the father of my girls.

Someone sent me what Mr Terry Eugene Bollea (best known as Hulk Hogan) had to say in a recent video interview with ESPN and I would just like to ask him to stop.

He is the only person in the WWE Universe who did not give a call or send a card. My girls asked why he didn’t check on us like everyone else and I explained simply there isn’t a camera at our mailbox or in the house when we receive our calls.

I would ask respectfully Mr Bollea (Hulk Hogan), for you to understand my girls hurt and just let some time pass before you say anything more.

Dana A Warrior