10 Wrestlers You Can Tell HATED Working For WWE
8. The Ultimate Warrior
The Ultimate Warrior, if nothing else, was a man of conviction.
He didn't care about alienating virtually the entire world, if it did not subscribe to his über-libertarian principles. Terminal illness was a sign of weakness (see: the disgusting remarks levelled at Bobby Heenan). Homosexuality was a sign of weakness (see: his infamous "queering don't make the world work" comments). Warrior also co-wrote a comic in which it was heavily implied he raped Santa Claus - possibly because he indiscriminately handed out gifts to kids the world over, irrespective of whether they were gay or cancer-stricken or didn't work hard.
All of which makes his 1996 return to the WWF strange - and it was already bloody strange, in and of itself. Warrior believed in the principles of hard work and went to crazy, lawsuit-triggering lengths to protect his own image. He killed two birds with one stone when he both worked (strictly speaking) a drastically reduced schedule, appeared on RAW wearing a cap because he couldn't be bothered to do his hair, and smoked a cigar despite his self-professed role model status.
It was almost - almost - as if he was a passionless, hypocritical con artist doing the bare minimum for a quick buck.