Jimmy Korderas spoke about his memories of the Ultimate Warrior and Andre The Giant during an interview with Wrestling Inc.
Here is what he had to say:
“I was cool with Warrior. He kind of kept himself, so there weren’t too many instances, except a couple of times, I heard some some loud discussions in the locker room, and I was one of those guys. You want to be hanging by the door to hear what they’re talking about, but at the same time, you don’t want to be caught hanging by the door listening to what they’re talking about. So it happened every once and a while. I remember one time, for some reason, when he was working with Andre, they used to do a spot where Warrior would hit the ropes, running clothesline, and Andre would stagger a little bit, and after about the third or fourth one, Andre would stagger back into the ropes and tie himself up in the top and middle rope, old school move. But for some reason, Warrior would run a 1,000 miles an hour, and Andre would tell him, because you couldn’t hurt him anyways, ‘you don’t have to hit me so hard. I will sell for you,’ but Warrior was Warrior. He’d run 900 miles an hour, and here he comes. So one night, he throws the clothesline. He throws the second one, and it came time for the third one where he’s going to tie himself up in the ropes. He kind of glanced over at Bobby Heenan, and he puts his fist up. Warrior runs right into it and goes down, and they get back up, and they go back into it, and Warrior hits him with the clothesline and he ties himself up in the ropes. As he turns down, he looks at Bobby and goes, ‘He’s learning.’ That was it. That was that was Jim’s only problem was he got so hyper sometimes he just forgot, ‘hey, we’re working here.’”
