A new WWE book project about the late Ultimate Warrior is in the works and it is expected to be released next year.

Titled "Ultimate Warrior: A Life Lived Forever: The Legend of a WWE Hero," the book is scheduled to come out in stores on Sept. 15, 2015, Sports World News said in a report.

Lords of Pain added that the material will be one-of-a-kind as it will pay tribute to "one of the most revered figures in WWE history."

"With signature moves like the Warrior Splash, epic battles against Hulk Hogan, Sgt. Slaughter, Macho Man Randy Savage, and The Undertaker, and impassioned speeches that struck fear into his opponents and inspired warriors across the nation, the late Ultimate Warrior became one of the most revered figures in WWE history," a description quoted by Lords of Pain noted.

It added that the book will tell the complete legend of The Ultimate Warrior "from his humble beginnings as a self-proclaimed 'small, insecure kid who wasn't into any sports' to his rise to WWE fame as the most powerful force in the universe."

The description also said that the book will contain various materials telling the life and career of the WWE legend.

"Through both action and candid photographs, personal ephemera, including original Warrior art and detailed journal entries, insider stories and exclusive interviews with WWE legends, and intimate accounts from the Warrior family, this unique biography brings the legacy of The Ultimate Warrior to life like never before. Relive the Warrior's most intense matches and rivalries, and get to know the man behind the face paint in this one-of-a-kind volume. Filled with intense action and little-known details, Ultimate Warrior: A Life Lived Forever is a celebration of the Superstar who left an inimitable mark on WWE and redefined sports entertainment for generations," it added.

The Ultimate Warrior passed away in April because of a cardiac arrest caused by a heart condition. He was 54.

The fighter will always be remembered for making history in the WWE, although some considered it tumultuous. On April 5, he was finally inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame then made consecutive appearances at WrestleMania and Monday Night Raw.

"On RAW, he conducted a spine-chilling promo about life and death and the legacies WWE legends leave behind, even saying that one day every man breathes their final breath," Sports World News reported.

The fighter died hours after the event, when he suffered from a cardiac arrest while walking to his car near an Arizona Hotel. The doctors tried to revive him but there was nothing they can do to save his life.

The WWE has paid its respect and tribute to the legend after the episode of RAW where wrestlers gathered on stage for a 10-bell salute while a video remembering his memories with the WWE was being shown on a screen.