The Ultimate Warrior isn't touted for being an excellent in-ring performer, but he was one of the most polarizing stars in the Golden Era. Warrior won the Intercontinental Championship twice and ...

Warrior was often associated with the title given his two reigns in 1988-90 for a combined 434 days and his role in “The Ultimate Challenge” at WrestleMania VI when he beat then-WWF Champion ...

The crowd goes wild as the Ultimate Warrior zips to the ring with an energy so high that the Honky Tonk Man just could not match. Seconds later, we have a new Intercontinental Champion.

Former WWE Superstar Brutus Beefcake has discussed why Ultimate Warrior won the Intercontinental Championship instead of him at SummerSlam 1988. Heading into SummerSlam 1988, Honky Tonk Man was ...

Yes, The Ultimate Warrior only held the Title twice for a total of 432 days, but at Wrestlemania VI the IC Title was elevated by having the Warrior and reigning World Champion Hulk Hogan battle ...

- WWE's website has a article naming the 25 best Intercontinental Champions of all-time. Randy Savage topped the list, followed by Chris Jericho, The Ultimate Warrior, Mr. Perfect, The Honky Tonk ...

While with the WWE, he was a two-time Intercontinental Champion, and a one-time WWF Champion after he defeated Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania.Warrior was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2014, a ...

He definitely represented the 80s with his trademark perms and did what few others could do and handed the Ultimate Warrior his first defeat and stole the Intercontinental Championship. Back then ...

He defeated Hogan at WrestleMania VI to become champion, and was also an ex-Intercontinental champion. Advertisement The Ultimate Warrior's career spanned 13 years, from 1985-98, and included ...

On Sept. 1, 1979, Pat Patterson made history when he won a tournament in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to become WWE’s first-ever Intercontinental Champion. Now, 40 years later, we honor the ...