Not as good as his Waka Flocka "Hard in the Rape" cover.

Mercenary Kings?

Oh my god, you really don't understand what kayfabe is.

Replica belts aren't kayfabe either though? I don't get your point.

So if a physical Hall of Fame was built tomorrow, is it no longer kayfabe?

It's totally not. It's a real ring given to real people. End of story.

OK well if this is all about convenience then whatever, I don't even know what to say. As for the kayfabe thing, you don't understand what it means.

Here's a link to the article Deadspin wrote that is actually about the Warrior's death, just in case you are still thinking that's what "The Ultimate Warrior Was an Insane Dick" was about.

1. The Hall of Fame isn't a kayfabe award, that would be a Slammy. They didn't write an article about the death of Warrior, they wrote an article demonizing his life outside the ring. His death was the inciting incident.

You can call an asshole an asshole whenever you want. Waiting for them to die before you do it is pretty cowardly and shameless though.

So Deadspin is a website about death now? I thought Deadspin was a sports and entertainment website....

"It's called a counterpoint. No need to make the original point when it's already been made."

It's called a question. I was hoping you would answer it. No need to be a humongous douche about it.

You and I both have no clue how far the article could reach.

This article is ok because other people wrote nice articles?! Please point me to one flowery, inspirational fluff piece on a major news site.

"Couldn't work for shit"

Only writing about the embarrassing bullshit is not an accurate way to remember someones life. Warrior didn't even know about that comic panel and it's featured front and center in the article! If this were just a remembrance of Warrior, good and bad, then there would be no problems. But it's a straight up smear piece…

"When you put yourself out there for the public, you put your flaws out there, too."

Deadspin could have posted this article when Warrior was inducted in the WWE hall of fame last weekend. That would be a great time to point out Warriors faults and bring question to honoring him.

It's fair to point it out, but it also makes you an "insane dick". Warrior's influence as a wrestler is 100,000 times greater than his influence as a speaker. Shaming people for mourning a character is nonsensical and totally weird.