TheBlack ScatPack this comment is gold lol, Hogan did finally do a job when he lost to Brock Lesnar, I don't think he had much say in that one cause him beating Brock definitely wouldn't of been believable
True, but I think one other person could fit that name besides the show stopper. I'll give you a hint, he married the daughter of a wealthy family, lol !
@@tizzyp2911 if ur referring to HHH his level of burying people is no where near Hogan's level, Hogan is by far the worst (or best depending on how u look at it lol) at burying people
Put all these together and you have basicallya 6 hour documentary recapping Hulk Hogan's entire career. That is a seriously impressive thing. I know this kinda thing will never go mainstream but I just wanna put it out there that this work is appreciated!
I think it's easy to critic the hulkster about this match. But if I'm the hulkster, and i'm still thinking I still have some matches left, why would I return for one match just to lose it?
@@eddiel3467 haven't answered my question, if i'm hulk, why would I return for one match to lose it? i can not criticize hulk for doing that, those were his conditions, and mcmahon accepted. Nothing wrong with that..
doing business? doing the right thing? doing business is trading, you get something i get something. Hogan wanted the win, there's nothing wrong with that...
In an interview talking about this match and Hogan winning it, Ted Dibiase even came out and said, 'When are going to realize that it's not about you?'
To be fair he was an after thought throughout that time period he did have a great fued with Taker and DX but between those he barely did anything interesting fued wise like who remembers the mini fued with Carlito or for me when he and Kurt had that promo on the WWE vs ECW special.
I didn't watch any of Hogan in TNA, but if no one ever cut a promo on him and Brooke saying "Hulk Hogan, the man who won't lie down for anyone and his daughter Brooke, who'll lie down for anyone..." that's a waste of a golden opportunity.
2002 Hogan was the most non egoist Hogan we ever saw - Lost to The Rock at Wrestlemania - Lost to Undertaker - Lost to Kurt Angle - Lost to Triple H - Lost to Brock Lesnar on a Smack down Episode
And frankly from 1984 to about 1996 there wasn't anybody you could really put in the ring and put overhaul kogan that would make it believeable or be good for business so basically the smarks are a bunch of whiners and I get kind of tired of em
I remember being at the summer slam show. Being little with my dad and seeing him act like a kid when Hogan came out. There was even a big section of the crowd dressed like him.
Hogan's last recorded match was on 27th January 2012 on a UK house tour. Hogan, Sting and James Storm defeated Bully Ray, Kurt Angle and Bobby Roode. His match with Sting at bound for glory 2011 was his 3rd to last match
Well let's forget that happened , same goes with rick flair , he had a great sendoff match with shawn michales at wrestlemania but he had to ruin that by having another match in tna
Man, I have ZERO recollection of this ever happening. Another reason to love this channel, covering stuff that's been forgotten! Thanks for another great video, good sir.
i was fortunate to be in the crowd for Hogans final WWE match. i’ve been to 30+ WWF/E shows in my life, Wrestlemania included and i have never heard any type of crowd noise as loud as when Hulk Hogan made his entrance. i’m 29 now and i still remember this like it happened yesterday.
I was following this on TV back then. I remember that in order for Randy to climb back to the top he had to team up with Edge. After Edge went to Smackdown, Orton was back to killing legends with more of a dangerous edge. Which eventually led to his first WWE title reign. So I would say a year after this fiasco, Randy was back on top of the world.
Let's also not forget that shawn changed his ways in the 2000s. Hogan never did. Shawn went out on his back at wrestlemania, while Hogan killed TNA in the final years of his career. A few years of backstage politics doesnt compare to nearly 40 years worth of backstabbing.
I was a huge "Hollywood Hogan" and N.W.O fan in the mid-nineties. So it sucks that as I've gotten older I've had to realize his shenanigans and burials. This is one of his more egregious political moves. I was happy Shawn oversold to such a comical level. That's still one of my fav matches to watch. I wasn't a big orton fan at the time but "come on...brother". Hulkster should've put Orton over on his way out. Even if he didn't know it was his last, he certainly knew the tank was running dry. He basically buried the whole "legend killer" gimmick. Yet Another great video buddy, thanks for all the excellent content!
Yeah I'm with you. Hollywood Hulk Hogan was basically my first favorite wrestler and the reason I got into watching wrestling in the first place. I will always be a fan no matter what. But I also won't turn a blind eye to the reality of how he played these angles. This was without a doubt a match he should have lost.
Maybe it was more of a swerve than "that dosen't work for me brother" everyone knows Orton should have won and with the ledgend killer gimmick it seemed like a sure thing we'd see randy go over here.
@meloeasy yeah, 2005 Hogan was totally the WWEs biggest draw... How are younger wrestlers gonna become successful if theyre set to lose to the vets? Hogan's prime was long past, so why have him go over? What would that win do to help Hogan's career?
@meloeasy Yeah, you know how you get younger talent over? By having older guys lost to younger guys. That's what wrestling is about. I assume you're just trolling but still.
I've always thought Orton is the Savage of his era. Not in his ability but the fact that he played second fiddle to a inferior in ring performer. Savage had Hogan and Orton had Cena.
Well in orton's case Orton prefers to be the villain. Furthermore Cena was the face of wwe because of the wwe pg family era. Orton was more entertaining than Cena while Cena became more stale over the years.
Tbh, cena is a way more consistent in ring worker than orton. The best matches of the decade involves him. Punk at mitb, Bryan at summerslam 2013, Lesnar at extreme rules 2012, AJ styles at summerslam 2016, Cesaro on raw 2015. Orton is a smoother worker, but cena had way better matches than him.
The fact is that there will always be a guy at the top who doesn't want to work. Let's not forget about Cena completely ruining the Nexus storyline by refusing to let them get over on him.
It just makes me laugh when people try to go in on Bret when he literally made every other guy on the roster, even guys first on the card, look better than they actually were, while continuing to blow smoke up Hogan's arse no matter how much evidence you can reel off on a relay for not putting guys over and being a clear mark for himself. The guy can just do no wrong in some people's eyes. Bret produced some of the most memorable matches on events that were overall lacklustre and distinctly average, yet his reward was always being a placeholder for the WWF title to give to someone else less talented. I just don't understand the mentality of some fans, the cognitive dissonance is real. This whole situation summed Hogan up to a tee, but I take from it that RKO on the back of the car.
@@TheSBleeder I was literally spitting at the TV saying "F off" and I myself was only a kid at the time. I generally didn't get pissed off at anything as a kid, especially not wrestling, but that whole farce for an ending really took the cake and felt my boy Bret got cheated. I never saw wrestling through the same lens after that.
Hart is >>> than Hogan. Hart is actually a pioneering legend. Hogan I never liked and this video just proves it for me. He’s a money hungry asshole and I never liked him.
It's absolutely hilarious how HBK sold most of Hogan's moves. Hogan deserves it though, for refusing to put people over, and when he does it's rarely ever clean
@TheVolourn Shawn may have once been a crybaby but not a bigger one than Hogan. Atleast he put many future prospects over unlike Hogan. So, what he did to Hogan was well & good. He deserved that & only someone like HBK could've done it
Hulks last wwe match ends with him going over a young up and comer so pretty much just like like every match he has had when he has creative control lol
I loved HBK vs Hogan. If you suspend disbelief its amazing. Hogans the strongest, most powerful man alive in kayfabe. It's a wonder HBK didn't explode once hit with the axe bomber.
I wish I had the finances to contribute or become a Patreon. Maybe once this fiasco is over I will be in a position too. But I will keep supporting your channel and sharing. You have made me start my own channel, it’s early in its infancy but you are an inspiration my friend. Keep it Up! 👏👏👏
@@KingmanHighborn yeah, he should've. I don't give a damn who doesn't agree with it. He should've done the damn Trilogy, because as always, he would've won the feud.
@@anthonyclark9441 Shawn has no right to be put over Hogan, you could argue Randy being MUCH younger and his shtick being taking out legends should have made him win. (Though he NEEDS to win dirty as a heel. Heels unless they are destroyers like Lesnar should not get clean wins.) Shawn and Hogan was two OLD legends with massive egos. And SHAWN is way more of a diva than Hogan could have ever hoped to be. Shawn and HHH make Hogan look like a patient saint.
@@KingmanHighborn Shawn is a way better performer than hogan. While hogan was busy collecting money & giving shitty matches, Shawn was giving the fans their moneys worth & stealing the show damn near all the time.. that’s what separates their egos
@@MR.__G Dude Shawn was always being pulled through his matches by superior talents. He couldn't wrestle, and got by on looks and projection of ego. Plus he never looked the part of a heavyweight champion. At least Hogan looked the part, and could blow the roof off any building he entered. Even in Shawn's heyday, the image of a 'pro wrestling icon' was STILL Hulk Hogan.
I feel like Orton really needed this win cause at this point he was a little directionless after being suspended for 30 days and his feud with Angle being finished. Like Orton was just thrown into this feud and he should of won. He bounced back sure being in Team Rated RKO but that wouldnt start for another two months after this match at Summerslam. Apparently this wasnt going to be Hogan's last match for the WWE with the original plans for the Battle of the Billionaires at Wrestlemania 23 was going to be Hogan representing Trump vs Big Show representing McMahon. Things fell through obviously due to Big Show being burnt out and leaving the WWE in February and Hogan and McMahon not being able to agree on the money i think
In Hogans defense, it was around this time that Randy Orton was a pain in the ass backstage, and was suspended right after WrestleMania XXII. So him jobbing to Hogan was basically punishment for him. This is all my opinion alone.
I hate when Hogan would pander to the crowd instead of just dropping the leg for the pin. He did it with Michaels too, and it takes away so much from the match
Undertaker would wrestle once a year, he gave up his streak, all to better the business. Hogan has and always will be selfish and put himself before anything, including a business that made him.
@meloeasy There is no point in going back and forth with someone who is a die hard Hogan fan. You'll never see any other side other than Hulk Hogan made wrestling. How many people did Hogan put over in time?
@meloeasy I would say that Takers career was independent from hogan for the most part. Taker really became a top star with Hogan out of the picture. And with the streak, he wins at mania (except against roman and Brock), but often loses at other ppvs. And when he does go over, it's often against already established wrestlers. Newer talent, like Orton, early Brock, early Kane all defeated him at other ppvs in order to build a meaningful story. Hell even people like maven had some moments with him to bolster their credibility. Bc I think Taker understands that putting young talent over is how the business continues. Hogan did it to some extent, but here he should've lost brother. Why should he have won brother?
WWE Referee, Marty Elias, recalled a time during his WWE career where he called the match between Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Orton at Summerslam 2006 . He said (Vince McMahon got involved and announced that Hogan was going over ). So the ref said it was vince's call Not Hogan's .
I remember Undertaker said in interviews, that Vince McMahon always thinks business first. Well Hogan must have been the exception here, because what good could've come out of a Hogan win here besides a happy crowd.
Happy crowd, gives money? Angry crowd wants a refund? I mean.... happy people spend more so... that's business. People like to hate on Hogan as the hipster thing to do, but in reality he's still the god and icon of all of wrestling.
Hey man found your channel recently and I gotta thank u for taking me back down memory lane and the sick intros .. if I could request a vid... it would be the time when AJ styles was going thru his "No One" phase it was probably his best work
I'm not ashamed to admit that I watched a few episodes of Hogan Knows Best back in the day. I distinctly remember 3 episodes. One where the family is watching Hogan VS. Michaels at Summerslam 2005, one where Nick Hogan wanted to be wrestler and showed up backstage for a RAW episode that also featured Big Show and John Cena, and one where the Hogan Family all learn to speak Spanish after Hogan orders a Subway sandwich..... man, 2006 was an odd time.
I look forward to your next couple Hulk Hogan videos regarding Hogan in TNA. I could easily imagine you doing one from Fall 2009 to Bound for Glory 2011 and the second from late 2011 to his departure in 2013, the one after that could easily be about 2014- 2021.
I didn't know this outcome. And I'm honestly shocked they put Hulk over in this (I shouldn't be*) . Wrestling Bios you are absolutely killing it with your content lately. Thank you.
Damn loving all these quick uploads dude please can you do a life and career of Terry funk it will probs be a few episodes but I think old and new wrestling fans will enjoy it big ups from Swansea 🏴🏴🏴🏴
At least Shawn Michaels did the job vs Steve Austin at WM 14 and Kurt Angle at WM 21. Keep in mind this from someone who once said "The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels lays down for absolutely nobody" Hogan couldn't learnt from Shawn.
@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt imagine the clout he would’ve got while feuding w/DX, his claim to fame being he killed off Hulkamania. Triple H used his clout from retiring Foley to catapult him into running 2000. Same with Edge in 06.
How much power could Hogan really have had at this point in his career? perhaps we're giving him too much credit in terms of his backstage politics, it wasn't the 80's, or 90's... Ultimately it's Vince who's making the final call on Hogan going over.
When you think about it, the RKO was protected more than 99% of other moves, when Hogan is involved. There was a very long pause between the move and the cover, AND Hogan just put his foot on the ropes, instead of the usual power kickout/Hulk up. That was kind of huge in its own way!
Hogan is the type of guy to sleep on top of his blaket because he don't want it to go over him.
Aaaahahaha
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i'm dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmao
Underrated comment for sure.😆
The veteran Orton did the right thing to let this young wrestler named Hogan to win and have a boost for his short career.
Orton wasn't in Hogans league and didn't deserve that match. Of course hogan should have went over
@@pwx13 You probably think Bret screwed Bret.
Is this supposed to be funny?
@@owenrolls8686 Bret did screw Bret
You basically said what the other person said
Hulk “that doesn’t work for me brother” Hogan
I’m so glad Father Time caught up to him if it didn’t he still be wrestling
@@Kas58223 Hogan says said he wants one more match against Vince. I hope Vince doesn’t green-lit that ide.
@@justinwalker2928 please god no
@@Kas58223 he is still trying to wrestle. He needs to be crippled to get the point lol
@@mcqueenx75 that’s sad though
I am so glad Orton put over this upcoming kid, Hogan
This is no swerve
@CHARLES PARTON Only so few can make it back and Orton is one of them..
@@kenrickeason anyone that goes against hogan becomes well known
That's what we call Stroking one's ego BROTHER!!
Orton didn’t deserve to beat Hogan
That Hogan feller was definitely going places. Thank goodness for vets like Orton for putting over the upcoming Hogan.
TheBlack ScatPack this comment is gold lol, Hogan did finally do a job when he lost to Brock Lesnar, I don't think he had much say in that one cause him beating Brock definitely wouldn't of been believable
Randy's tan game was a little off that night so I think it was actually the right call.
@@chrishaapala7997 it wasn’t even a clean win, Paul Heyman interfered
@@chrishaapala7997Lesnar was in his first year... he didn't have real credibility at that point.
This could actually be called Legend Killer vs Legend Killer
😂🤣😂🤣 brilliant, you're absolutely right
True, but I think one other person could fit that name besides the show stopper. I'll give you a hint, he married the daughter of a wealthy family, lol !
actually, it should be Legend Killer vs Legend Killer Killer
@@tizzyp2911 if ur referring to HHH his level of burying people is no where near Hogan's level, Hogan is by far the worst (or best depending on how u look at it lol) at burying people
Put all these together and you have basicallya 6 hour documentary recapping Hulk Hogan's entire career. That is a seriously impressive thing. I know this kinda thing will never go mainstream but I just wanna put it out there that this work is appreciated!
I agree! This series gave me the opportunity to experience Hulkamania with indepth, educated analysis and priceless historical context.
WWE creative " We want Orton to go over "
Hogan " That doesn't work for me brother"
I think it's easy to critic the hulkster about this match. But if I'm the hulkster, and i'm still thinking I still have some matches left, why would I return for one match just to lose it?
@@leonardoyi3183 called doing business and doing the right thing.
@@eddiel3467 haven't answered my question, if i'm hulk, why would I return for one match to lose it? i can not criticize hulk for doing that, those were his conditions, and mcmahon accepted. Nothing wrong with that..
@@leonardoyi3183 see previous comment, that answers it.
doing business? doing the right thing? doing business is trading, you get something i get something. Hogan wanted the win, there's nothing wrong with that...
In an interview talking about this match and Hogan winning it, Ted Dibiase even came out and said, 'When are going to realize that it's not about you?'
No
That's not gonna work for me, brother.
@TheVolourn FINALLY someone who gets it.
Unfortunately dibiase failed to realize that it was always about Hogan. He should stick to church
Vinces fault
The RKO on the car will always have a special place in my heart
Orton flying like that over Hogan is a sight to see.
Sometimes it amazes me that Orton had a > 3 year gap between his first and second world titles, then I remember he was booked like this
To be fair he was an after thought throughout that time period he did have a great fued with Taker and DX but between those he barely did anything interesting fued wise like who remembers the mini fued with Carlito or for me when he and Kurt had that promo on the WWE vs ECW special.
@meloeasy Ok I got it.
That’s why Edge said Orton dropped the ball since Evolution turned on him~ then the birth of Rated RKO
IM NOT LAYING DOWN FOR YOU BROTHER
I didn't watch any of Hogan in TNA, but if no one ever cut a promo on him and Brooke saying "Hulk Hogan, the man who won't lie down for anyone and his daughter Brooke, who'll lie down for anyone..." that's a waste of a golden opportunity.
I remember staying up to watch it that Saturday night lol . Classic times
2002 Hogan was the most non egoist Hogan we ever saw
- Lost to The Rock at Wrestlemania
- Lost to Undertaker
- Lost to Kurt Angle
- Lost to Triple H
- Lost to Brock Lesnar on a Smack down Episode
Lost to Rock at Wrestlemania
@@ShaunInce123 which was totally right
And frankly from 1984 to about 1996 there wasn't anybody you could really put in the ring and put overhaul kogan that would make it believeable or be good for business so basically the smarks are a bunch of whiners and I get kind of tired of em
@@deadend1041 are you joking? Macho Man, Warrior (which beat Hogan) and Undertaker were believable to beat Hulk back then.
@Big Drop with exception of lesnar
I remember being at the summer slam show. Being little with my dad and seeing him act like a kid when Hogan came out. There was even a big section of the crowd dressed like him.
Good thing Randy was good enough to remain over and a top star.
@meloeasy considering the championships he had gotten and prominent fueds he had after this, yeah he's a top star.
@@TheShapeshifter Only because Vince McMahon insisted.
Hogan’s second girlfriend Brian Knobbs 🤣
Well, it is Hogan's second soulmate. 😂
I thought Brutus The Barber Beefcake was he was doing anything to get the Hogan rub🤣🤣🤣
Right! That one killed me!😂😂😂
@@Kas58223 CLEARLY Ed Leslie's Hogan's first and true love.
@@rasmusdegn9690 can’t Hogan have both 🤣🤣🤣
*”That doesn’t work for me brother!!”*
Lmaooooo
Just remember if you’re a young star and you think you’re going over hogan just remember *”that doesn’t work for me brother”*
Unless your name is the rock
@@dwaynejpeterkin rock was already a 6 time wwe champion by the time he faced hogan so i think that case is slightly different
@@josiahboatengmyrie true however he passed the torch giving the rock more fame and hes one of the only ones to never lose to him
@@dwaynejpeterkin Nonsense. The Rock was already a movie star at that point.
@@TheTenCentStory not yet was only in scorpion king wasnt guaranted he would be as big as he is now
Its still funny to me that Hogan's last match was in TNA to my knowledge.
Hogan's last recorded match was on 27th January 2012 on a UK house tour. Hogan, Sting and James Storm defeated Bully Ray, Kurt Angle and Bobby Roode.
His match with Sting at bound for glory 2011 was his 3rd to last match
Well let's forget that happened , same goes with rick flair , he had a great sendoff match with shawn michales at wrestlemania but he had to ruin that by having another match in tna
And somehow TNA even managed to do Hogan's comeback match at bound for glory a good thing
Read the title " last wwe match " 😉
Title clearly says WWE match
Man, I have ZERO recollection of this ever happening. Another reason to love this channel, covering stuff that's been forgotten!
Thanks for another great video, good sir.
Put over Orton? That doesn't work for me, brother.
I personally think it was things like this that led to the steady decline of star power in WWE.
Whatchya gonna do, when Wrestling Bios runs wild on you?!
Demand another video.
Please stfu lol thank you.
@@seangallagher1947that's not gonna do it for Wrestling Bios, brother
@@seangallagher1947 whatchu gonna do brother
@@seangallagher1947 that doesn't work for us BROTHER
i was fortunate to be in the crowd for Hogans final WWE match. i’ve been to 30+ WWF/E shows in my life, Wrestlemania included and i have never heard any type of crowd noise as loud as when Hulk Hogan made his entrance. i’m 29 now and i still remember this like it happened yesterday.
I was following this on TV back then. I remember that in order for Randy to climb back to the top he had to team up with Edge. After Edge went to Smackdown, Orton was back to killing legends with more of a dangerous edge. Which eventually led to his first WWE title reign. So I would say a year after this fiasco, Randy was back on top of the world.
Let’s not forget Shawn Michaels was not the easiest person to work with either and he also had backstage politics . So karma came back on Michael’s.
But Michaels walked out of WrestleMania 21 with the last laugh.
Thank you .. Just remember Vader.
@Turd Ferguson ALL FACTS !!!!!!
Let's also not forget that shawn changed his ways in the 2000s. Hogan never did. Shawn went out on his back at wrestlemania, while Hogan killed TNA in the final years of his career. A few years of backstage politics doesnt compare to nearly 40 years worth of backstabbing.
Very true but Michael knew after he was in the 2000s he should put young talent over
"Brooke Hogan was hot in her music video"
What a heel!
I wonder if the statement "That doesn't work for me, brother!" was in any of Hulk's contracts 🤣🤣🤣
I was a huge "Hollywood Hogan" and N.W.O fan in the mid-nineties. So it sucks that as I've gotten older I've had to realize his shenanigans and burials.
This is one of his more egregious political moves. I was happy Shawn oversold to such a comical level. That's still one of my fav matches to watch.
I wasn't a big orton fan at the time but "come on...brother". Hulkster should've put Orton over on his way out. Even if he didn't know it was his last, he certainly knew the tank was running dry.
He basically buried the whole "legend killer" gimmick.
Yet Another great video buddy, thanks for all the excellent content!
Yeah I'm with you. Hollywood Hulk Hogan was basically my first favorite wrestler and the reason I got into watching wrestling in the first place. I will always be a fan no matter what. But I also won't turn a blind eye to the reality of how he played these angles.
This was without a doubt a match he should have lost.
Maybe it was more of a swerve than "that dosen't work for me brother" everyone knows Orton should have won and with the ledgend killer gimmick it seemed like a sure thing we'd see randy go over here.
@meloeasy yeah, 2005 Hogan was totally the WWEs biggest draw...
How are younger wrestlers gonna become successful if theyre set to lose to the vets? Hogan's prime was long past, so why have him go over? What would that win do to help Hogan's career?
@@EM7575 but he wants to make it strong
@meloeasy Yeah, you know how you get younger talent over? By having older guys lost to younger guys. That's what wrestling is about. I assume you're just trolling but still.
I've always thought Orton is the Savage of his era. Not in his ability but the fact that he played second fiddle to a inferior in ring performer. Savage had Hogan and Orton had Cena.
The same could be said about Triple H and The Rock.
Well in orton's case Orton prefers to be the villain. Furthermore Cena was the face of wwe because of the wwe pg family era. Orton was more entertaining than Cena while Cena became more stale over the years.
Tbh, cena is a way more consistent in ring worker than orton. The best matches of the decade involves him.
Punk at mitb, Bryan at summerslam 2013, Lesnar at extreme rules 2012, AJ styles at summerslam 2016, Cesaro on raw 2015. Orton is a smoother worker, but cena had way better matches than him.
Orton should've won but let me tell you something brother
Now i'm waiting for "That doesn't work for me brother" wrestling bios shirts
Hogan would probably try to sue.
@@TherealRNOwwfpooh Unlike Gawker, WB would not deserve it.
@@TherealRNOwwfpooh the first line of his C&D letter would be "This will not work for me, brother."
14:29 lol when you referenced Dungeon of Doom I immediately thought about the Yeti or the "YET-TAY!"
The fact is that there will always be a guy at the top who doesn't want to work. Let's not forget about Cena completely ruining the Nexus storyline by refusing to let them get over on him.
That "Burn in my light" cover at the end. ❤️
Ahh the memories with that theme. So good.
It just makes me laugh when people try to go in on Bret when he literally made every other guy on the roster, even guys first on the card, look better than they actually were, while continuing to blow smoke up Hogan's arse no matter how much evidence you can reel off on a relay for not putting guys over and being a clear mark for himself. The guy can just do no wrong in some people's eyes.
Bret produced some of the most memorable matches on events that were overall lacklustre and distinctly average, yet his reward was always being a placeholder for the WWF title to give to someone else less talented.
I just don't understand the mentality of some fans, the cognitive dissonance is real.
This whole situation summed Hogan up to a tee, but I take from it that RKO on the back of the car.
Wrestlemania 9 was the end of Hulkamania for me. I was 12; I thought it was stupid to have him win the title in an impromptu match to end the show.
@@TheSBleeder I was literally spitting at the TV saying "F off" and I myself was only a kid at the time. I generally didn't get pissed off at anything as a kid, especially not wrestling, but that whole farce for an ending really took the cake and felt my boy Bret got cheated. I never saw wrestling through the same lens after that.
Hart is >>> than Hogan. Hart is actually a pioneering legend. Hogan I never liked and this video just proves it for me. He’s a money hungry asshole and I never liked him.
“That doesn’t work for me brother” has to be the funniest hulk meme ever. 😂
I've been binging this dude's content for a while and I love it so much. Keep up the good work!
You know, I saw the “That doesn’t work for me brother.” In the intro coming, but it still got me when you said it. 😆
Let's take a shot for how many times hogan has said "that doesn't work for me brother"
It's absolutely hilarious how HBK sold most of Hogan's moves. Hogan deserves it though, for refusing to put people over, and when he does it's rarely ever clean
@TheVolourn you are missing the point, fanboy.
@TheVolourn Shawn may have once been a crybaby but not a bigger one than Hogan. Atleast he put many future prospects over unlike Hogan. So, what he did to Hogan was well & good. He deserved that & only someone like HBK could've done it
I remember seeing Orton RKO Hogan on Saturday Night's Main Event
No punt kick
Hulks last wwe match ends with him going over a young up and comer so pretty much just like like every match he has had when he has creative control lol
But nobody saw this coming how that match was a swanson
I loved HBK vs Hogan. If you suspend disbelief its amazing. Hogans the strongest, most powerful man alive in kayfabe. It's a wonder HBK didn't explode once hit with the axe bomber.
Oh man you have no idea how much I’ve been anticipating this one since the last Hogan video. Great stuff as always Mr. Wrestling Bios!
I wish I had the finances to contribute or become a Patreon.
Maybe once this fiasco is over I will be in a position too.
But I will keep supporting your channel and sharing.
You have made me start my own channel, it’s early in its infancy but you are an inspiration my friend.
Keep it Up! 👏👏👏
The fact that Orton & Cena came up around the same time but Orton has way less titles is a crime
He has only 2 less world titles than Cena than Cena actually
He should've put both Randy, and Shawn over. Yes, he should've, I don't care what anyone says about it.
Randy Maybe...yeah...kinda... , Shawn? Hell No!
@@KingmanHighborn yeah, he should've. I don't give a damn who doesn't agree with it. He should've done the damn Trilogy, because as always, he would've won the feud.
@@anthonyclark9441 Shawn has no right to be put over Hogan, you could argue Randy being MUCH younger and his shtick being taking out legends should have made him win. (Though he NEEDS to win dirty as a heel. Heels unless they are destroyers like Lesnar should not get clean wins.) Shawn and Hogan was two OLD legends with massive egos. And SHAWN is way more of a diva than Hogan could have ever hoped to be. Shawn and HHH make Hogan look like a patient saint.
@@KingmanHighborn Shawn is a way better performer than hogan. While hogan was busy collecting money & giving shitty matches, Shawn was giving the fans their moneys worth & stealing the show damn near all the time.. that’s what separates their egos
@@MR.__G Dude Shawn was always being pulled through his matches by superior talents. He couldn't wrestle, and got by on looks and projection of ego. Plus he never looked the part of a heavyweight champion. At least Hogan looked the part, and could blow the roof off any building he entered. Even in Shawn's heyday, the image of a 'pro wrestling icon' was STILL Hulk Hogan.
hulks 2nd girlfriend!! i spit uptake all over my key board hahahahaha!!!
I feel like Orton really needed this win cause at this point he was a little directionless after being suspended for 30 days and his feud with Angle being finished. Like Orton was just thrown into this feud and he should of won. He bounced back sure being in Team Rated RKO but that wouldnt start for another two months after this match at Summerslam.
Apparently this wasnt going to be Hogan's last match for the WWE with the original plans for the Battle of the Billionaires at Wrestlemania 23 was going to be Hogan representing Trump vs Big Show representing McMahon. Things fell through obviously due to Big Show being burnt out and leaving the WWE in February and Hogan and McMahon not being able to agree on the money i think
Orton has been directionless for almost 20 years. Possibly the most overpushed and uninspiring "mega star" in pro wrestling history.
@@jasonmccrank4981 best heel in the business Is overpushed might be that Hollywood stars fan 🤣
@@jasonmccrank4981 i gues you are tribal.kid fan
In Hogans defense, it was around this time that Randy Orton was a pain in the ass backstage, and was suspended right after WrestleMania XXII. So him jobbing to Hogan was basically punishment for him. This is all my opinion alone.
Orton got punished 2 years prior
He was the most obnoxious prick back then hogan all the way
Still, if he was punished it could've been for a better cause. Hogan winning against Orton is straight on BS
This the Randy I grew up with and remember. Always thought the viper thing was weird.
Well he's 40 plus now so the legend killer gimmick isn't going to work for you now brother 😂🤷♂️💨
@Jav Mar Kevin Keegan?
I hate when Hogan would pander to the crowd instead of just dropping the leg for the pin. He did it with Michaels too, and it takes away so much from the match
That intro tho hahaha "that doesn't work for me brother" gotta love it.
If everybody expecting Orton to win then having Hogan win has the surprise factor
Undertaker would wrestle once a year, he gave up his streak, all to better the business. Hogan has and always will be selfish and put himself before anything, including a business that made him.
@meloeasy Hogan needed a business to go to in order to become something.
@meloeasy You must be a die hard Hogan fan.
@meloeasy There is no point in going back and forth with someone who is a die hard Hogan fan. You'll never see any other side other than Hulk Hogan made wrestling. How many people did Hogan put over in time?
@meloeasy WCW which was bought by WWE because Hogan was allowed to run it into the ground.
@meloeasy I would say that Takers career was independent from hogan for the most part. Taker really became a top star with Hogan out of the picture.
And with the streak, he wins at mania (except against roman and Brock), but often loses at other ppvs. And when he does go over, it's often against already established wrestlers. Newer talent, like Orton, early Brock, early Kane all defeated him at other ppvs in order to build a meaningful story. Hell even people like maven had some moments with him to bolster their credibility. Bc I think Taker understands that putting young talent over is how the business continues. Hogan did it to some extent, but here he should've lost brother. Why should he have won brother?
Hogan fax to the WWE Creative team:
"Whatever you're planning doesn't work for me, brothers."
You have such great way of telling these stories. Love the channel!
Whatcha gonna do when Hulk pulls his creative control card 😅
Hogan sells Merch, not Bumps brother!
This made me laugh more than anything in this comment section
Another great vid, hogan's ego still couldn't stop orton from becoming the star he became
I don't like this finish brother
@@blackmantis3130 well let me tell you somethin brother, i aint puttin nobody over lol
Literally just watched the HHH Mick Foley video to catch up and this is uploaded. Perfect timing
Just binge watched all of this series, loving it. Keep up the amazing work mate.
WWE Referee, Marty Elias, recalled a time during his WWE career where he called the match between Hulk Hogan vs. Randy Orton at Summerslam 2006 . He said (Vince McMahon got involved and announced that Hogan was going over ). So the ref said it was vince's call Not Hogan's .
Lies😡😡😡
I remember Undertaker said in interviews, that Vince McMahon always thinks business first. Well Hogan must have been the exception here, because what good could've come out of a Hogan win here besides a happy crowd.
Happy crowd, gives money? Angry crowd wants a refund? I mean.... happy people spend more so... that's business. People like to hate on Hogan as the hipster thing to do, but in reality he's still the god and icon of all of wrestling.
@@KingmanHighborn lol the "hipster" thing to do as if his backstage politicking hadn't been known of and hated by people for a long time now
@@KingmanHighborn if that’s the case why does mayweather generate so much money if a majority of the viewers want to see him lose ?
@@MR.__G I don't follow boxing, so I don't know if he's loved or hated. So kind of a moot point to me.
@@KingmanHighborn he’s hated by most & draws more money than anyone else. That’s all u need to know.
The intro was just about as long as an Undertaker entrance lol Great Video mate. Keep up the content.
Hey man found your channel recently and I gotta thank u for taking me back down memory lane and the sick intros .. if I could request a vid... it would be the time when AJ styles was going thru his "No One" phase it was probably his best work
Shawn has no business bitching about HH not putting people over, brother.
7:04 randy looks like a thumb with a haircut and a shirt xD banging the roids out at this point xD
You seem to think that he wasn't doing riods at a younger age.
@@TheTenCentStory oh no. I know he was but it was at its peak starting out here and going into 2007 😂
Great Video like always. Was not following Wrestling at this time any more, great to see this and to catch up on that ;-)
I’m binge watching these videos at the moment, so entertaining! Thank you 🙏
I'm not ashamed to admit that I watched a few episodes of Hogan Knows Best back in the day. I distinctly remember 3 episodes. One where the family is watching Hogan VS. Michaels at Summerslam 2005, one where Nick Hogan wanted to be wrestler and showed up backstage for a RAW episode that also featured Big Show and John Cena, and one where the Hogan Family all learn to speak Spanish after Hogan orders a Subway sandwich..... man, 2006 was an odd time.
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Orton needed that victory
Hahaha he obviously did not....
It could made the Legend Killer greater
20:13
Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats, Hogan defeats…..
Best wrestling channel on RUclips and it isn't close.
Oh God the crowd went nuts for Hogan when he won. What he should lose his last match? Look how that worked out for Angle at WrestleMania.
Hulk's second girlfriend haha brilliant
I look forward to your next couple Hulk Hogan videos regarding Hogan in TNA. I could easily imagine you doing one from Fall 2009 to Bound for Glory 2011 and the second from late 2011 to his departure in 2013, the one after that could easily be about 2014- 2021.
Hey man really enjoy your recap videos.
Legend Killer Randy Orton had one of the best drop kick in the business
This was the Best Version of Randy Orton (Legend Killer) in WWE ... 🔥
Still is
I didn't know this outcome. And I'm honestly shocked they put Hulk over in this (I shouldn't be*) . Wrestling Bios you are absolutely killing it with your content lately. Thank you.
Thank you for your videos keep up the good work
I laughed so hard when Hogan got the RKO on the car 😂😂
i've always hated how clueless brooke acted to what was going on. piss poor acting. the rko on the car was enough.
To be fair, Randy was awesome for a brief time this year
Where are the videos about his time in TNA and his 2014 return?
Damn loving all these quick uploads dude please can you do a life and career of Terry funk it will probs be a few episodes but I think old and new wrestling fans will enjoy it big ups from Swansea 🏴🏴🏴🏴
This was the ultimate bury for Orton
Randy Orton is the legend killer, and the WWE couldn't get him to end the undertakers streak or stop hulkamania.
FACTS
Randy Orton had respect for Taker to not end The Streak, but Hogan had no respect for the young Orton.
Iirc taker was fine with Orton winning at wrestlemania
Val Venus sold that RKO pretty damn well lmao
At least Shawn Michaels did the job vs Steve Austin at WM 14 and Kurt Angle at WM 21. Keep in mind this from someone who once said "The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels lays down for absolutely nobody" Hogan couldn't learnt from Shawn.
Hogan is the greatest of all time. No way would he lose his last WWE match.....much in the same way Undertaker defeated AJ in his last WWE match
Hey! Nothing you could say!
“hold on brother”
good coverage of this whole thing.
Love your work, you're the man bruh.
Hogan going over in this match, never made sense to me.
Well the previous Summer was truly deserve and Randy Orton should have lost anyway
@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt he could have dominated his run and would have a big push anyway feuding with Cena
@ItsStillRealToMe DamnIt imagine the clout he would’ve got while feuding w/DX, his claim to fame being he killed off Hulkamania. Triple H used his clout from retiring Foley to catapult him into running 2000. Same with Edge in 06.
How much power could Hogan really have had at this point in his career? perhaps we're giving him too much credit in terms of his backstage politics, it wasn't the 80's, or 90's... Ultimately it's Vince who's making the final call on Hogan going over.
no.
Not for nothing, but your videos are amazing. I wasn’t watching wresting anymore at this point, so this is very interesting stuff!
When you think about it, the RKO was protected more than 99% of other moves, when Hogan is involved. There was a very long pause between the move and the cover, AND Hogan just put his foot on the ropes, instead of the usual power kickout/Hulk up. That was kind of huge in its own way!