WrestlingMattel Defining Moments

ULTIMATE WARRIOR

Line
Defining Moments
Wave
6
Scale
6in
Maker
Mattel
Era
Modern Era
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Ultimate Warrior and 'Macho Man' Randy Savage unite as 'The Ultimate Maniacs' for their only televised match together, challenging Money Inc. (Ted DiBiase and IRS) for the WWF Tag Team Championship on Saturday Night's Main Event, taped October 27 and aired November 14, 1992 from the Hulman Center in Terre Haute, Indiana. The Maniacs won by countout, but era rules blocked a title change on a countout finish, so Money Inc. kept the belts. This 2016 Defining Moments Series 6 figure carries the brick-patterned face paint, tasseled gauntlets and knee pads bearing the 'Ultimate Maniacs' logo from that pairing.

  • Ultimate Warrior's half of this 2016 Defining Moments Series 6 tag-team sculpt wears brick-patterned yellow-and-red face paint
  • red-and-yellow tassels
  • arm gauntlets
  • 'Ultimate Maniacs' knee pads and removable wraparound sunglasses
  • at 6-inch scale.

The Ultimate Warrior (Defining Moments Series 6) is a 6in action figure by Mattel in the Defining Moments line, Series 6. No recent eBay sales data is available — check eBay for current pricing.

About This Figure

Ultimate Warrior from Mattel's Defining Moments line (Modern Era), released circa 2012–2016.

Single-figure releases each commemorating one iconic career match — the in-ring attire, the specific event, the moment frozen in plastic. Short run counts make these reliably collectible.

The Ultimate Warrior (James Hellwig, legally changed to Warrior) was one of the WWF's most electrifying performers of the late 1980s. His face paint, ring-shaking entrance, and intense promos made him a phenomenon. He won the WWF Championship at WrestleMania VI by defeating Hulk Hogan. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame hours before his death in April 2014.

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