Ultimate Warrior’s Response to Jake “The Snake” Roberts Entering the WWE Hall of Fame

If you follow the official Twitter account of the first man announced for the 2014 WWE Hall of Fame class, then you’ve possibly seen the Ultimate Warrior’s response to Jake “The Snake” Roberts entering the WWE Hall of Fame. After a few verbal jabs at one another, all seems to be forgiven between the two new WWE Hall of Famers, as Warrior congratulated Roberts on his upcoming induction.

After it was announced that Warrior would be inducted into the Hall’s Class of 2014, Roberts started what seemed to be a war of words between the two WWE legends. Roberts, when asked for his thoughts on Warrior going into the Hall and not himself, stated that the company must just be inducting “assholes” and not real talent. Following these statements, Warrior responded with a spiteful blast, calling Roberts a hypocrite in the process.

Roberts would then apologize for his initial comments, but a representative for Warrior was not impressed. He called Roberts a fake and questioned his apology. However, during the Jan. 27 edition of “Monday Night Raw,” Roberts was revealed as the next inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame’s Class of 2014, confirming rumors that we previously reported.

As the Internet Wrestling Community waited to see what kind of statement, if any, would come from the Warrior, the man from Parts Unknown answered with a perfect collection of tweets. Warrior says,

 

We’ve all been a-holes. Now two are #HOF inductees; each great yet unique in talent, each deserving. Congratulations, Jake.

— The Ultimate Warrior (@UltimateWarrior) January 28, 2014

 

 

Now, who will be the next a-hole inducted? This a-hole theme for #WWEHOF Class of 2014 is becoming interesting. I like it…let’s run w/ it.

— The Ultimate Warrior (@UltimateWarrior) January 28, 2014

 

While the rest of the 2014 Class of the WWE Hall of Fame has yet to be revealed, many are convinced that Bill Moody, known more affectionately to the WWE Universe as Paul Bearer, will likely be honored this year.