That slandorous DVD was complete exaggeration and bullshit. NOt any less talented than a lot of the 80s guys.
I only watched the DVD because somebody bought it for me as a gift.
I actually hated the Warrior back in the 80s/90s. I actually cheered the heels when he fought them. I was more of a Flair/Bret/Hennig/Rude mark. Even when I was 14 years old, I learned to think for myself and see past the whole Hulkamaniacs/Little Warriors mystique that the WWF was trying to cram down our throats.
About the DVD: laughable and one-sided. I will address the most ridiculous aspects:
1. Vince hates a lot on Warrior for holding him up for more money at SummerSlam '91. Warrior basically blackmailed Vince by threatening to no-show for the PPV. This actually made me like Warrior more because like Vince, he is also a shrewd businessman. After I watched the DVD, I looked up more facts about this incident and it turns out that Warrior was just demanding money from other income streams (like pay for WrestleMania) that he felt was owed to him. On top of that, Warrior has been re-hired two more times by the WWF since this "incident".
2. Gene Okerlund's claims that Warrior's "rambling promo" during his first WCW appearance caused their ratings to drop. In reality, Warrior's first appearance on Nitro was the _highlight_ of his short WCW run, and the promo was pretty good. It was only his later appearances where he became lame and the ratings had dropped. For the first appearance? WCW beat RAW by a huge margin that night.
3. Hogan's claim that Warrior did a "big no-no" in WCW by mentioning that they had wrestled before and that Warrior beat him. That is pure Hogan bullshit. Everybody fucking knew they wrestled before and that their upcoming match in WCW was a rematch from WrestleMania VI. Warrior actually was putting Hogan over when he said: "I conquered what was unconquerable." Nothing wrong with that. If he had said: "I beat Hogan easily and he's so weak" then maybe HH would have a point.
4. Triple H's claim that Warrior was "unprofessional". Triple H is simply butthurt that Warrior nixed Hunter's desire for a 10 minute match where he got to put in more offense in their WrestleMania match in 1996. Warrior basically turned it into a 90 second squash match because it was his first match in 4 years and wanted to make a spectacular re-entry in the WWF. Triple H at the time was a nobody, and he did not deserve or warrant a match where he got to look strong against a top star.
Vince hates Warrior (though signs point to that he may be relenting on this stance due to his overtures for offering Warrior a spot in the HOF last year), and he got his WWE employees, ass-kissers and hanger-ons to bash the Warrior for 2 hours.
I'm no fan of Warrior's in-ring work, but he could at least make a squash match look spectacular. He was probably the best ever at this type of match.