5 WWE superstars who walked out of the company on bad terms

#2 The Ultimate Warrior

The rise of The Ultimate Warrior was quite similar to that of Lesnar’s, but he was looked upon as the ‘chosen one’ after Hulk Hogan passed the proverbial torch. Warrior rubbed quite a few people in the wrong way, and wasn’t very popular backstage among his peers, but he had something that very few superstars at that time had – charisma and the ‘it’ factor. Warrior soon found himself at the top of the mountain, winning the prestigious WWE Intercontinental title as well as the coveted WWE championship.
                                                                 

All that came crumbling down when Warrior refused to show up at a PPV, claiming that he was underpaid, and demanded equal payment as Hulk Hogan. Vince McMahon, wanting to teach Warrior a lesson, initially agreed to his demands, but proceeded to fire Warrior as soon as he walked to the back during the course of his match! The WWE brought back Warrior once more, but let him go after a very short stint. Warrior would make once last appearance in a WWE ring after he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, but sadly p
assed away the very next day.