The WWE website has posted a two-part "Where Are They Now?" feature on The Warlord (a/k/a Terry Szopinski). He noted that a neck injury sidelined him in 1996, and then an accident thwarted his comeback attempt. "“I tried making a comeback in 2001, but I had a motorcycle accident that tore up my quadriceps and cracked my left knee cap in half,” he said.

Warlord found work outside the pro wrestling industry. "I work private security for the Relief Group International," he said. "They handle the auto relief group and are about to start investment banking as well... I do the security work, I do bodyguard work and I’m beginning to train some starters from the Miami Hurricanes football team. I’m also going to class starting in May to become a bail bondsman." To read the full story, visit WWE.com.

Powell's POV: A good article that recaps Warlord getting his start in the business via Road Warrior Animal, and telling stories about his overseas exploits with Chris Jericho. The story also notes that WWE headliner Batista lists Warlord as his favorite wrestler of all-time.

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