The Ultimate Warrior says that he wasn't fired from WWF in 1992 along with British Bulldog after a failed drug test as WWE often say. Warrior told MLW.com that he and Bulldog were made scapegoats for the federal steroid investigation.

"Vince was feeling the heat from the federal investigation in what ultimately became an indictment over the steroid thing," he said. "It's another one of those instances where he did what he had to do to protect his foremost interest, which was himself and his business. He made the claim that me and Davey Boy, Davey Boy got let go at the same time, that we had violated the drug policy at the time, which wasn't true."

He noted that the doctor in charge of WWE's drug testing testified that he wasn't fired for failing a drug test, saying, "We deposed Dr. Di Pasquale, who was in charge [of the drug policy]. We went to Canada and deposed him as part of the litigation and he said it wasn't true. He was the guy that had the absolute authority in the program to decide who should be let go or if there was a different way of evaluating something. If they saw something on a wellness program test or something, it was up to him. He said he was totally shocked and surprised when Vince let me go and fired me. He never got a reason."