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I was a kid during the height of the Hulk Hogan years. It was very disappointing to find out so many bad things about someone you looked up to as a kid. At least Andre the Giant was kind, funny guy.
he was, but holy hell guy was massive, meet him in Alexandera in la when i was like 5 was with my mom and grandmother, and we had locked are selfs out of the car, and the promoter rode up to see if we were ok, and andre stepped out as well to see if he could help, and talked with us, while the promoter called down a lock smith, gandmaw was trying to get out money for the lock smith, and andre wouldt hear it, and payed for it himself. Funny thing is i meet him a second time the next year, apparently the promoter had gotten hooked on a tribal member of mines burger joint (burger land) first time ever i hear she made a double meat burger... i do miss that place, she sold 38 different items, and only 4 of them where burgers >.> miss those meat pies
And yet, without Hogan nobody would even remember Sheik. Since his biggest moment was being made the transition champion to get the belt off of Backlund and onto Hogan.
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I love the story he tells about wrestling 400 days in a single year, because he was flying to Japan and back nightly to wrestle at the Tokyo Dome, brother, and the timezone difference meant he actually had 40 extra days to compete in.
Well that's not his fault. The people who run wrestling empowered him to be a asshole. In his 30 years of wrestling i don't think any promoter ever punished him.
@@GregHakes The only one who ever denied him was Vince. Say about him what you will but Vince really stood by the "Nobody is bigger than the business" thing. He told Hogan his time as perennial champion was done and he meant it.
He gave coke along with steroids he was a drug connection and that made other wrestlers not like him which is why he was part of the steroid case along with other drugs the ultimate warrior told that story
I love how he said Elvis loved to watch him wrestle and he partied with John Belushi after Wrestlemania 2 - ignoring the fact they were both dead at the time of said conversation/event
That's what they'd like you to believe. Belushi runs the cart barn at a gold course in the Maritimes and Elvis? The less said about his current location the better.
Selling out the entire locker room to prevent a wrestlers union is the worst... he sold out the current wrestlers he was friends with for cash and future wrestlers who now are still called 'independent contractors.'
@@OverlyCriticalAnimeThat is because Vince is an insecure ego jerk who is scared to lose his powers and threatens people when he doesn't get his way.
It goes beyond words. Pro wrestlers are the most used and abused performers in the entertainment industry. It's staggering to think how different things could have been without this one guy fucking them all over for decades to come.
It genuinely makes me so angry that he got to induct Macho Man into the Hall of Fame. Something Randy would not have been ok with had he still been living. They did him a huge disservice.
Love that story about him bailing out Marty Jannetty and HBK when they were fighting in the hotel lobby, and Macho Man just signed a bunch of autographs for the cops who showed up and got them out of the jam.
My friend's uncle went to church with a man who lived across the street from Randy Savage in Florida. He said that the Macho Man was polite, friendly, and always kept his home and yard in great shape. Apparently, Randy Savage came over and introduced himself while they were both taking out the trash.
He also did bitcoint but sold it because he didnt wanted to wait all those years until 2021 when it was at its highest. He also was called by putin jn regards the invasion. Hogan wasnt able to pick up the pbone because he was informing wwe about kevin owens potential.
@@emanuelperez3595 and he is still lying his ass off to this day. Trying to convince people that he supposed to be the villain in Expendables 4 that's coming up.
@@honestdave i thought he was called by stallone to direct write and produce that movie. Also play a evil black hulk hogan but that didnt worked for hogan brother
As a kid, I was a huge fan of Hulk Hogan in the 80s and 90s. But as I got older and as I heard stories from wrestlers who worked with him and said negative things about him, that's when I realized that maybe he wasn't as good a person as I thought. And this was before the racial comments he said in 2015.
This world and all the famous are ran my a myopic lense of exploiting ignorance and duality. So it's never a good idea to worship anyone you see as it veers into false idol worship. We didn't have any choice as a kid, now it's exponentially imperative
@kirkrules66 Don't get me wrong. I still have some respect for him for helping WWF become the global phenomenon it is today. I am not saying I hate him now. I'm just going by the stories I have heard.
@kirkrules66 Man please. Hogan is/was a fool. Everyone is not lying about him and his selfish ways. On top of that dude is a racist. Pick a better hill to die on
@@vincente4570 If I remember correctly he lied about undertaker hurting his neck and doing the tombstone wrong at the moment Hogan was the star and face of the company that accusation could have really hindered Takers career or even gotten him fired.
Taker mentioned in one of his nterviews that Hogan cried all the way to Vince and falsely accusing him of breaking his neck due to Tombstone piledriver to the chair. This resulted in Taker having a short-lived WWF title reign and putting the title back to Hogan.
Taker felt Guilty about it, until he reviewed the Tape and realised his head was no where near the chair and the move was pulled very safe. Proving Hogan lied again.
Wow, another exaggerated take from wrestling dolts. Hogan is who got UT the job in the first place, he was going nowhere in wrestling till HH put him in a movie and brought him to Vince. HH never said he hit his head but rather the jolt hurt his neck, UT hurt Koko B Ware the exact same way during that time, sometimes holding a person too tight can hurt them worse than being loose, sort of like a fall, bracing yourself too tight causes more damage than falling loose. HH never made a stink about it and has always praised UT for his work and their matches. Wrestling fans have blown the story up because anything that adds to the hate fuel works for them. What a sad lot.
@@1980Triumph connect the dots, man. Even I saw the match and it never touched the chair nor his neck got compressed. Shawn Michaels got the jumping tombstone and he was fine after the match ended Hogan is a crybaby and had a career full of BS. He loves doing crap just to stay on top.
@@1980Triumph FYI, it was Bruce Prichard, Pat Patterson and Paul Heyman that helped Taker join WWF. It was during the time they were clamouring Vince to get him while he was still wrestling in WCW. Mark didn't get the job at first when he met Vince personally, but then he was phone called to be the Undertaker later on. Hogan's movie did nothing to help Taker enter the WWF.
@@1980Triumph and I'm sorry but you can ask anyone in wwe everyone respects the undertaker and confirmed Many look up at him as a wwe role model, even hulk himself had nothing bad to say about taker, while he himself is a whole different story, hulk Hogan did nothing for undertaker if anything hulk almost ruined the undertaker back then, also really your puting the first time taker has done the tombstone as hurting someone also confirmed by Koko undertaker botched it and slipped down theirs no hate between them heck undertaker even apologized back stage so they got cool don't compare taker to hulks crap couse everything in wwe and beings like shown and Vince himself would confirm other wise
Hearing Undertaker tell the story about Hulk acting like he injured his neck from a tpd and waving it off when it could have gotten him fired really pissed me off
@@Masutora it was easy for him to appear like a superhero to us as Gen-x kids in a time where it was still sort of “real”- he had the charisma. But we had no clue about “wrestling politics” or what he was like as a real person- just a complete pathological liar.
The older you are should make you understand wrestlers hated hogan because he was the most successful and made the most money and that gets you influence and power in any profession and most of those haters would have done the same thing.
@@MrAitraining They hated him because he turned every promotion he gained any control over into a cult of personality that wouldn't push anyone into the main event scene if they didn't suck up to him.
@@TheOnlyMJS Only because in Japan had he done his standard WWF match Hogan would have been booed out of the building, Japanese fans and promoters prize work rate and technical ability over look because you have to show that you can go in the ring. Conversely some of the big name American stars in Japan meant nothing in their home market because they didn't have what American fans thought were marketable qualities it really comes down to what thw audience wants to see.
Keep hating on Hogan all ya want. He still is why Wrestling got Popular. If he was a nobody like Billy Kidman, or R Truth no one would hate him but those two trash compared to Hogan
As a paralyzed disabled veteran of 55 years, the one thing that I have learned is that if you ever lose your integrity, you are nothing. Honor, character and integrity is all that you take with you when you die. Try to improve yourself daily and try to help someone along the way. Though my life is very difficult, I thank God every day for it.
It's a shame that every big Macho Man moment Hogan has to be a part of it.. even his last WWE moment which was the Hall of Fame induction. It's like he purposely said that every major moment this guy has I'm going to insert myself into it.
@@angelaleaga718 Absolutely...man I never thought Hulk would be one of the most disliked men in wrestling, many stories about how he was all about himself and held people back.. unlike the nature boy Ric Flair who put just about everybody over and helped make stars
I watched Hulk Hogan in my younger days growing up and he was a larger than life hero in my eyes back then…but 30 years later I’m learning Hulk Hogan was the furthest thing from a hero behind closed doors.
But who cares, you weren’t watching him for that eh? I do t approve of Scientology, but I enjoyed topgun, and honestly, Tom Cruise is probably right about Adderrall.
@@Moebian73 I watch his matches, and then pass out because his in ring performance was boring. Back when we were kids it was mostly about the hype around him. But when you take off the rose tinted glasses and compare him to wrestlers like Savage, Piper, Flair, Sting and Austin he was incredibly boring, stiff and paint by numbers with his spots. Savage vs Steamboat at Wrestlemania 3 is so much better than Hulk's match with Andre.
@@KaijuKitty Of course it was, didnt expect Andre at that size do a technically sound match did ya? lol Hogan's matches in Japan were better. Not great like an Inoki match but compared to his U.S. matches, they were better & a bit more technical. People go ewww Hogan ewww ewww. People forget Hogan actually did an enziguri in Japan. Not a great one, but he did it. Did he do one in the U.S.? No...it was punch, body slam, clothesline, atomic drop & leg drop...and one clothesline off the 2nd turnbuckle. I used to fall asleep during Flair matches because they were so long! They had a formula too. Same thing mostly in all his heel matches. I had to watch his collection in doses because they weren't no 15 minutes. Sting was more exciting. He had that energy that rivaled Hogan & he had the technical skills like Flair. If anybody rivals Hogan it should be Sting not Flair, at the top. Sting & Hogan also could create a new persona, Flair was always Flair. Sorry to the Flair lovers.
Back when I was a teenager in the early days of Twitter I was having a conversation with a random guy and said I'd never consider Hogan a true great because he's never taken a job and put over someone to truly elevate them like The Undertaker has done over and over, and Hulk Hogan himself on his official account replied and told me off. Said I was a punk who shouldn't talk about things I don't know about 😂
Difference is, Taker was never a draw, wich means he can loose. Hogan was a one of a kind star that brought 16 millions people to watch a Saturday Night Main Event show on NBC, wich means only one guy per decade can really beat the guy since this is incredibly rare to have that star talent (and all of those failed one way or another, Warrior wanted out of the buisness, Sting was a huge liability, Rock left for Hollywood). That's always how wrestling works. I never heard people complaining about Santo, Sammartino, Místico, Los Villanos, Flair or Antonio Inoki not putting people over. But once it's Hogan, it's dastardly Evil. Just say you've been told to hate the guy and move on, because I've been looking at the comments, and none of them have consistency what-so-ever.
Back in the '80s I was all about the NWA, not WWF. It was so much better because you understood that a committee had to vote for a champion, not just one person. I've always hated that Vince was all about the muscle heads, and not the guys who are more exciting to watch. Back then Hogan was still the epitome of what was wrong with the WWF, but he was getting such a huge push that no one seemed to care. I much preferred guys like flair, or sting, or HBK. I felt like they just brought more to the ring.
Understood a committee had to vote for champion? If that's the case that breaks the entire idea of kayfabe and is a crock of shit. They didn't have town hall meeting like segments and vote whoever became champion. That's not wrestling that's a presidential debate.
Is that how easily you're influenced? Take other people's opinions and that's it after everything Hulk Hogan did for you in your childhood and what he did for the wwf
@@timcross7328 Because most of them are full of crap . But guys like Roddy Piper. Andre the Giant. King Kong Bundy. Bam Bam Bigelow. Kamala. mr. Wonderful. Bobby Heenan Pat Patterson. Jim the Anvil. Davey Boy Smith . Scott Hall They all praised Hogan. Tony Atlas. Rock. Kurt Angle. Goldberg. Sting. Lex Luger. Ric Flair. Steve Austin . DDP .disco inferno .Tatanka , chris jericho . Slick. big show . One Man Gang. Eric Bischoff. Killer bees. Jerry the King . Jim Brunzell. virgil. Ted DiBiase. Muhammad Hassan . The Mountie. Kevin Nash. Jimmy Hart. . Mick Foley. edge and christian.buff bagwell.stevie ray .Vampiro . john cena . chris kanyon . JBL . The Nasty Boys . Gangrel . Tito Santana They all respect the GOAT Hulk Hogan, so try to educate yourself and ignore the comments of wrestlers like Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Undertaker, and other liars..OK
punk literally said he did the same thing as perry coming up and he regrets what he did in the ariel shoot interview tf bs you two talking about. hogan has not once regretted anything he's ever done. not the same. fking aew stans.
in retrospect...wouldnt it be easier to just list who didnt hate him? :) Is fascinating to watch. I honestly stop liking him around before WM6, I just didnt know why, just didnt like him much.
I started watching wrestling in the 90's and i never liked Hulk Hogan, nothing to do with the things said in this video, but i guess i was right at the time by accident 🤣 Just liked the Undertaker and many of the more acrobatic fighters jumping from the top rope while doing a salto. But the Undertaker was 100% my favorit with his show. I guess it has a lot to do with when you start watching.
I can personally tell you that at WrestleMania 8 in Indiana Hogan was almost booed out of the building Hogan didn't know what to do it was funny as hell
Honestly, probably the only noble thing Hulk Hogan ever did was support his then-wife, in her efforts to get Elizabeth away from her controlling, domineering, borderline psychotic husband; Randy Savage. It's well known that Savage never trusted Elizabeth. He'd take her out on the road everywhere he went, and then would lock her inside of a room at whichever venue he was wrestling at. He was a horribly abusive husband. Yet, no one talks about that. Amazingly, Hulk Hogan helped her get away from him; and fellow wrestlers gave him grief for it. Only one who you'd expect to be upset with him for doing that, is Savage. But ironically that's not the case.
Hogan ultimately was a bigger detriment to the wrestling business than he was a positive. The fact that he stooged to Vince about the union and Jesse Ventura was the death of any wrestler ever actually making a livable wages or get benefits.
Unions are $hit and only protect bad workers. Hogan was right. All these guys wanted to be top guy and thought they deserved big 💰. Hulk put the butts in the seats
@@krelbin didn’t deny he did, but the original comment stated hogan was a bigger detriment than a positive and that he was the death of any wrestler making a liveable wage. Wrestlers make great money and largely due to hogan.
Most wrestlers make pretty good money, but they get virtually nothing from the company after they're let go or call it quits. They don't get royalties. That includes things like commentary, post-event production or voice-over work, which are considered work for hire. Wrestlers are also not entitled to royalties for any use of their intellectual property on WWE's website or in its magazine. Hell, they don't even get health insurance plans while they're active wrestlers. WWE covers all costs if someone is hurt in the ring or at a WWE facility, but it won't cover anything outside of that. When Cody Rhodes tore his pec before the HIAC match with Rollins, he had to foot the medical bill when he went to the doctor afterwards because he didn't injure it at a WWE facility
I think it was in Rick Flairs book that he talked about how Terry pulled rank in WCW by refusing a job at the last minute, after it was already set up by ambushing him and popping out his knee back stage. The idea was for him to lose cheaply, then win it back in the rematch. Instead what ended up happening is Flair wasn't able to beat him with his signature move even after destroying his knee.
@mr.whisper3338 how could he be despised in the early 2000s? He was barely around until 2002, was cheered heavily after winning the World Title in the Elimination Chamber in Madison Square Garden, continued to feud with younger talent, put them over and stayed over . He was not despised in the slightest in the 2000s, because ehe proved he changed and became a better person and showed he walked the walk and talked the talk.
@@RetroActivityGaming Behind the curtain. Many wrestlers like Shane Helms, Jericho, Renee Dupree...etc. said that Michaels was the same during his 2nd run.
Real talk, Hulk Hogan’s racist comments we’re a dealbreaker, that means he thinks like that even as an adult. Granted racism can be unlearned but the fact that the WWE took him out of the hall of fame and then put him back in speaks volumes.
Well, as I figured. Bret Hart was screwed by Vince more than once. 1rst time at WrestleMania 9 when it came to Hogan and then 2nd time against HBK. Vince doesn't surprise me, I think he just didn't want a Canadian a WWE champ, and the truth without Bret Hart the Attitude Era would have never been. Especially, when the Rock was getting heat and Bret Hart put out the flames and gave The Rock a chance. Can't say that Hogan would have done that. By the time that match came for Hogan vs the Rock, Johnson was a full fledged motion picture star and fighting for #1 spot with Austin. IMO as a kid I was a huge Hogan fan until I was a teen, Hogan will always get his deserved credit but honestly, until he was apart of the NWO, I didn't pay attention to Hogan.
I’m not sure about your sentence « Vince didn’t want a Canadian a WWE Champ ». First, because Bret Hart still has a pretty good and pretty big track record (which was decided by Vince Mcmahon), but also because he decided to take a little guy from WCW and make him a huge Megastar called Chris Jericho. He also built up Edge to be the greatest Heel of the Ruthless Agression. The only reason Vince screwed Bret is for business and not because he hated him or Canadians. 1. He thought Hulk Hogan would always draw more money, which isn’t completely wrong, but WM 9 was just so poorly booked. 2. Bret was already 100% sure to go to WCW and Vince was afraid that the storylines wouldn’t advance well and that he would have to just vacate the title, which would let the company with no champion for a period of time while WCW was gaining a lot of viewers on the other hand. He saw the opportunity on making Shawn Michaels immediately a champion and it did actually work out well. I have to disagree there. It has never been about somebody’s origin, but only about business and booking strategies. That’s all.
As far as Savages wife is concerned. It was stated that she "ran" off to her friend Elizabeth. So why was she running? Was it because Randy was doing something wrong and was probably drunk or something and was abusing her allegedly? It seems that Randy was a bit Possessive with Elizabeth. So I don't necessarily attribute that to Hulk Hogan.
That one's partially true. He genuinely had to have several vertebrae removed due to the amount of impact on his spine from repeated leg drops. That would certainly make you shorter. Whether 4 inches or not is another matter, but yeah that one's likely not a lie.
@@AnsticePalo When done by someone who wasn't Hogan. He just did a really weak looking clothesline and said it was an axe bomber... or AXE BONBAR! as Hogan pronounced it.
He had to go back through and make cuts and edits. Some crybaby copyright zoomer coomer probably whined and complained so he had to remove stuff or take the video down.
The videos okay but you're editing is a little choppy as well as your ending is a little abrupt but who am I to judge. I enjoy your videos nonetheless take care keep it up..
Hogan got a big break in the US thanks to a French Canadian promoter, I don't remember the name, Honky Tonk Man met Hogan there (and told the guys "this guy is gonna be big money one day"). I know Hogan thinks highly of French Canadian wrestling and thought the Rougeaux were one of the most important families in wrestling history. He even said last year that he wants to inducts the Rougeaux in the Hall of Fame.
My dad used to love hulk hogan because he was an old school, he even tell us about mighty igor. But after hulk hogan vs shawn micheal he just said "this is bullshit, how can this old guy beat up someone in his prime."
It's pretty clear that Hogan was all about Hogan during his wrestling career. He used his backstage pull and his politicking to stay on top for as long as possible. This includes Hogan politicking to get a win over a young upp and comer named Randy Orton during Orton's "legend killer" days. That would have been a good win for young Randy, but that didn't work for Hogan, brother. Regarding Hulk Hogan inducting Randy Savage in the WWE Hall of Fame, I agree with Scott Steiner. It is BS. My understanding is Savage went to his grave hating Hogan. Regarding HBK's overselling of Hogan in their match, it may not have been professional but it was hilarious. Regarding the Iron Sheik, there is a story that has been circulating for a long time about his match with Hogan. The story is that Sheik was offered a lot of money to break Hogan's leg and teach him humility in their WWF Championship match, and that Sheik didn't do it. If that story is true, the fact that the Sheik expected a WWF Championship program with Hogan and saw the dollar signs that working with Hogan would bring, that would explain why Sheik didn't break Hogan's leg.
But wouldn't working a long program and rematches be up to Vince McMahon rather than Hogan? And they did eventually have rematches down the line after Hogan won the title from Iron Sheik. You can see them on the MSG broadcasts and on the Hulkster Coliseum Video release. Not saying Hogan wasn't a jerk though.
@kirkrules66 let’s not get carried away here and absolve Hogan of any criticism. However, many of these fans here do think Hogan deserves the blame for everything, don’t fall to their level.
@Jed Flanders When you discover that the person you were a fan of is not the person that you believed them to be, it is time to reconsider where they belong. Turning away from them is often the correct approach. The use of a No True Scotsman fallacy doesn't help you there.
@Jed Flanders You doing ok? You sound a bit triggered. You've made several assumptions there, and they're all baseless. I'm not basing my "discovery" on "dirt sheets and hearday from bitter midcarders" at all. In fact, my opinion of him is not even based off of many wrestlers. Settle down, my dude. This is the internet, no need to get so emotional and defensive.
When i was a kid, back in the early 90s watching wrestling, i looked up to this guy, but i remember back then, my dad would say "don't believe everything you see about this guy, anyone who is allowed to climb that high, is stepping on many people to get there", i didn't understand what my dad meant, but my dad was viewing his stardom through the eyes of a shrewd, which my dad was, grown ass man, he saw through the lies, even before there were stories. I still loved him but as i grew up, i realised more and more, my dad was not only right, he was prophetic, because Hogan would go on to step on SOOOO many more people after my dad said that, this was BEFORE Hogan went to WCW.
I honestly don't think there is a more hated wrestler. That best of 3 with hbk would of been epic. I applaud him for making hogan look foolish in that match fuck professionalism it was about time someone stick it to him.
He didn't make Hogan look foolish, he made Hogan look strong. HBK only made himself look foolish. Kayfabe was still mostly alive in 2005, so the average fan watching that match would have been at awe at Hogan's strength compared to HBK's.
It's crazy how nice and respectful sid was, its hard to believe Hulk was this way. But if anyone is going to say something honestly it's Sid, only one to match him would be the undertaker.
Coincidentally, I think the only famous person I ever met was a random few second encounter with Hogan. He gave me a nod and a smile, which, when I was a teen, seemed pretty sweet. I think I need to get out more :)
Almost every wrestler on top had to be selfish to stay there. That said, according to what I hear I can’t think of anybody who worked as hard as Hogan to not put anyone over.
@@projectgraham414 he helped ppl he liked and did business with. Like Sting, Luger, Piper, nWo etc. It’s a dog fight with all the egos. He made lots of money either way.
@@CarterHayes77 yeah but he never really helped anyone else in the process. Who did he ever really put over? Warrior doesn't count. Sting doesn't either, because he didn't put him over clean. Hogan never made anybody, and that's the point. Contrast that with Undertaker. How many guys did he at least try to get over in his career? I mean, he put over Jeff Hardy in the best match of Jeff's life. And then there was Cena, Batista, Roman....
your commentary is further proof that wrestling fans are the stupidest fanbase. Wrestling is about selling tickets, for whatever reason HH character worked and it sold tickets and transformed the business to what it is today. Having him win was excellent business and in the process wrestlers got more money and more success. There were no figures, posters, games, etc before him. Macho made millions being attached to HH for the greater part of 10 years. HH got tons of wrestlers their jobs and protected those he could. There are far worst examples of bad wrestlers who screwed people over but somehow fans have ate up any story true or false about HH to create this false idea. HH put over a lot of people but it had to make sense. Whole territories were destroyed from wrestlers being on top and not allowing others to win, Texas the Von Erichs, Detroit, the AWA. You guys just repeat the hate and have no real knowledge about anything. You're all gossiping, hating, women-like dudes
Mick Foley never has anything bad to say about anyone. Ask anyone in the business about Mick Foley and they will universally tell you that he's a stand up guy. I've never seen him say a word about Hulk Hogan.
Hogan is the only person I’ve ever heard Foley have something bad to say about. And it was really in response to shit Hogan already said. Foley seems like one of those guys who no one EVER has an issue with. So if you have an issue with him…. YOU are the issue!!
Bret Hart didn't break in to WWE in 93 he had actually been there for quite some years by that time but that was around the time he started getting his push Brother
A lot of men with gigantic egos killed the WCW. Russo, Hogan, Nash, and Hall did some major contributions to the sinking of the ship. The hilarious thing is not one of those above-mentioned men, knew they were killing the WCW. It’s like drilling holes on the south side of the ship, then running to the north part of the ship and saying, wow, I’m glad that’s not happening over here because we could drown.
If your backstage rep is worse than 90s HBK and Ultimate Warrior, and simultaneously have CM Punk(who is a diva in his own right) and Bret Hart(who is bitter about everything these days) verbally crash a plane into you then it should be no surprise that you get regular death threats from your colleagues.
Though I wrestled 2 house shows for WWE in front of a whopping 15 audience members(combined) when I was about 7 or 8yrs old I was brought backstage to meet Mr. McMahon, I was walking down the narrow hallway to his office when Hogan was walking towards me back in the 1980's and he literally b-lined to his right to knock me down. I can't say he's still Knucklehead or a prick but back then the worse thing you could do as a child was meet your heroes.(especially the hards way) Mad props to the current roster for being hospitable and decent to new comers to the business. But you folks should take these men at their word on this. R.I.P.: Freddie Blassie and Iron Shiek "Your impact on my life has not been forgotten"- Chad T. Cook
There's a video on a crime channel with cop's bodycam where his son was pulled over for drink driving, and The Hulkster shows up. He never once asserted his celebrity status, or wealth, but acted very calm and reasonable. I was honestly pretty surprised at how chill he was.
Manson : "we're going on a killing spree tonight Terry, and we need some muscle.. will you join us and do Satan's work?" Hulk: " Sorry brother but that's not gonna work for me.. I gotta practice these rifts"
Two different things all together mate benoit was the extreme case, hogan was just all about himself and really was I doubt that we both know them personally but there is too many people that say the stuff they do about hogan and they actually worked with him, not everyone can be wrong know what I mean mate as a fan I always thought hogan was fake the only thing I like about him is he showed that TV presenter who was taking the piss out of wrestling how real it could be
There's absolutely no redeeming traits of this man as a human. Nobody can deny what he's done in the industry. The iconic moments, amazing matches (as entertainment, not technical wrestling and work rate, obviously) and storylines. But as a human being there's absolutely nothing positive to say about the man. If doing Make-A-Wish activities didn't help the Hulk Hogan brand he wouldn't have visited a single sick child in his life. Anyone who disputes that can look at the fact that he was doing cocaine and using steroids while telling those same exact kids to say their prayers and eat their vitamins. He's sexually harassed people, he's blatantly racist, he's creeped on his daughter, he lies more than 99% of dishonest politicians (which make up 99% of politicians), he's intentionally fucked up people's entire careers and livelihoods for his own ego. There's literally hundreds of videos, podcasts and interviews of people discussing how much of a scumbag he is. There's very very VERY few public figures who've been documented to be more of an asshole than him. Hell, it's genuinely easier to list the people in the industry who've had good interactions with him, but almost all of them are people who kiss his ass and ride his coattails. TLDR: Fuck Hulk Hogan.
@@donjohn2695 The person who lied about the death of a child to boost the sells of his shitty album, the guy who lied to a new coworker that he injured him, just to make him feel in debt for not ruining his career, the guy who lied about being part of a famous baseball team just to piss off the person who was supposed to be his best friends, the guy who made his whole family an attractions in order to get more attention... The only reason why Hogan isn't the worst of them all is because Benoit existed.
I was night manager at the Omni Hotel @ CNN Center in the 90's. It was owned by Ted Turner and the wrestlers stayed there ALL THE TIME. And I mean all the wrestlers, on the night shift we knew all of them and all of them knew us. I have some great memories of those guys. They were always a lot of fun. There was one guy name Paul Wight who was just a blast, always wanted everyone to go out "partying" with him. All of them were just really down to earth, with this one exception. Hulk Hogan would strut around like he owned the place just being a total douche. Luckily I hardly ever had to deal with him or see him
How many wrestling superstar hated hulk hogan in real life of wrestling on the list: 1) The undertaker. 2) Sting. 3) Bret Hart. 4) Shawn Michaels. 5) Steve Austin. 6) John Cena. 7) CM Punk. 8) Ric Flair. 9) Andre the Giant. 10) The Rock. 11) Godfather. 12) Scott Steiner. 13) Macho Man. 14) Brock Lesnar 15) Vince McMahon. 16) Yokozuna.
Mid South late 70's til 1986 was the best wrestling in North America. Those boys were legit hard as nails + old school Southern redneck crazy and funny.Even Lance Russell and Dave Brown were the perfect broadcast booth men.
Hulk Hogan has nothing to prove to the smarks. He's a legend and added extra zeroes to wrestlers paychecks. With Hogan pro wrestling would be just the indies
@@1980Triumph I know pro wrestlers need to have their own gimmicks rather than relying on a welfare system. Everyone talks about Hogan held some people back. Yeah by that mindset Hogan shouldn't have been a pro wrestler because hiro matsuda broke hulk Hogans toe and he came right back to training. Lol the pro wrestlers today. You show up to work regardless of how you feel, if a soldier doesn't feel like working or injured his body he shows up to work anyway. No one's holding anyone back! Then who held Bret Hart back.. the good ole boy system doesn't work. You have to be more charismatic than the legends. Not be jealous of them. The difference between a santino marella and hulk hogan is how they carry themselves. Daniel Bryan could be like dynamite kid, that's solely the responsibility and desire of the individual.
I was a hogan fan. My fav feud trio is always hogan..Savage and warrior.and I remember when hogan and warrior...fans split down between warrior and hogan lol
NOTE: The video cuts out in a couple of places, my apologies for that however I've been forced to make edits in order to keep the video up. I hope you still understand the narrative. Thanks!
How polite of you to "apologize", hopefully more of your lemmings who were made to look stupid come back out in droves to chomp at the bit with your smark BS on this "beautiful" re-upload.
None necessary! Things happen. Just posting this so real rasslin fans can see bulk blowhard get just due appreciated. Believe me those who know need no sound at all. We know what each person is saying!!
If CM punk doesnt like someone it probably means theyre a good guy tbh.
@@hia5235 we know that's right. BUT no one else likes him either. I love the comment though. A punk burn to start my day? Too good!! Thanks. ROLL TIDE
The video just ends suddenly where you talk about scathing replies by Honky Tonk Man and that's it. You still need to fix it.
“I’ve got a bad feeling about tomorrow brothers”
- Hulk Hogan (September 10th, 2001)
He could have stopped the attack but he was wrestling in Japan at the time
Yo. Here have a 🍪. Ha.
Bruh I did the laugh where you throw your head back 🤣
😂😂😂
That made me actually laugh. Haha
"I don't like brothers, brother!" -Hulk Hogan.
Hate a Mania running Wild !
That's funny brother
“Hey brother, screw your brother’s brother because I hate brothers brother!
😅😅😅😅
🤣😂
HBK overselling Hulk’s moves is hilarious
The best performance of Shawn's career.
But it fit so well.
Selling? What do you mean? Doesn't Hull Cogan just hit that hard?
When hulk was kicking him in the turnbuckle and hbk would leap like 10ft in the air! 😂
I bet Bret hart got a chuckle from that haha
Why Hogan is hated by his wrestling peers:
Seven words, "That's not gonna work for me, brother!!"
“I’m going over, Brother.”
@@thomasarnoldcoe6527 You can see why some wrestling fans (or fans of OSW Review) call Hulk Hogan, "Cunt Hogan".
@Aaron9 oh no, the hogan fanboy's mad at you... Better watch out 😂
Lmao. He deleted the comment 😭
Unless they blocked me... 🤭
Envy.
Let me tell you two words Jack..
I was a kid during the height of the Hulk Hogan years. It was very disappointing to find out so many bad things about someone you looked up to as a kid.
At least Andre the Giant was kind, funny guy.
he was, but holy hell guy was massive, meet him in Alexandera in la when i was like 5 was with my mom and grandmother, and we had locked are selfs out of the car, and the promoter rode up to see if we were ok, and andre stepped out as well to see if he could help, and talked with us, while the promoter called down a lock smith, gandmaw was trying to get out money for the lock smith, and andre wouldt hear it, and payed for it himself. Funny thing is i meet him a second time the next year, apparently the promoter had gotten hooked on a tribal member of mines burger joint (burger land) first time ever i hear she made a double meat burger... i do miss that place, she sold 38 different items, and only 4 of them where burgers >.> miss those meat pies
Hate to break it to you, but he was racist too
I guess it is sad to find out your hero is as human as you
@@torringooley99everything and everyone is “racist” nowadays
@@david-468 not everything, just hate speech, and…racist people
"You are worse than a mandatory 6% tip on a party of 6 or more!" might be the greatest insult of all time. Iron Sheik is a national treasure
20%*
And yet, without Hogan nobody would even remember Sheik. Since his biggest moment was being made the transition champion to get the belt off of Backlund and onto Hogan.
@@ShadowAngel-lt8nwStill doesn't make any of what he said not true.
Sheik was hilarious.
"Let me translate for you"
"Well I know your English is better than me. And you have a big mouth. So go ahead."
@@ShadowAngel-lt8nwsheik was the ultimate heel. Hogan be benefitted a lot from him as well.
"I don't know brother, I think they're up to something." -Hulk Hogan on December 6th 1941
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“ I think Hulk Hogan is a piece of shit… said CM Punk” WTF man 😂
Hogan's heroes
"I ain't getting on that ship brother."
Hulk Hogan, on April 10th 1912 when the Titanic set sail.
“That’s not gonna work for me brother I can’t make it to the harbor tomorrow” hulk hogan December 6th 1941
Damn.. can't even put the Titanic over
Didn’t he say he hung and bung on the titanic
Hahahahahahah
If Hulk Hogan had boarded the Titanic 🚢 that trip, the 🚢 Titanic wouldn't have sunk !! Hulk would have clotheslined the iceberg with the 24" 🐍 🐍 Python's, breaking it into smaller pieces and leg booted them away from the 🚢 Titanic, thus saving it. 💪 💪
Props to Jessie, he had among the least to gain and most to lose by attempting to unionize.
Yet as governor he opposed teachers unions
That doesn't work for me brother
More I learn about Hogan. The more dislike him
Lmao
That says it all right there
What? The truth? About his Grandstandin' Hot Doggin' Racist ways? Hulkamania/Pukeamania Huckster is Dead!
I love the story he tells about wrestling 400 days in a single year, because he was flying to Japan and back nightly to wrestle at the Tokyo Dome, brother, and the timezone difference meant he actually had 40 extra days to compete in.
@Give Brittney Griner The Death Penalty Yes, very noble of him considering the director asked him 3 separate times
@Give Brittney Griner The Death Penalty or that mike Tyson was scared to fight him lol
It's true brother
Hulk hogan knew about 300 moves
Hogan was made
Out off Chuck Norris 3 rib
Hogan having too much power screwed over WCW and TNA. It also hurt WWF at times
Well that's not his fault. The people who run wrestling empowered him to be a
asshole. In his 30 years of wrestling i don't think any promoter ever punished him.
@@GregHakes The only one who ever denied him was Vince. Say about him what you will but Vince really stood by the "Nobody is bigger than the business" thing. He told Hogan his time as perennial champion was done and he meant it.
He gave coke along with steroids he was a drug connection and that made other wrestlers not like him which is why he was part of the steroid case along with other drugs the ultimate warrior told that story
@@Jamie_292at that point his star power was too strong to let him be a free agent so they gave him creative control and let him cause chaos
Because of his big ego
I love how he said Elvis loved to watch him wrestle and he partied with John Belushi after Wrestlemania 2 - ignoring the fact they were both dead at the time of said conversation/event
That's what they'd like you to believe. Belushi runs the cart barn at a gold course in the Maritimes and Elvis? The less said about his current location the better.
@@fintanoclery2698 shuttle service)
They were there... *in spirit* . Prove they weren't.
That’s hilariously amazing.
I really wish he had said something like “Jimmy Hendrix and Tupac played my opening in 1999”
He's a lying pos
I remember a story about a Hall of Fame ceremony where Bret Hart and Steve Austin blanked the Hulkster when he tried to say hi to them
finna get dem stanky beanz on ma nigga
It's lonely at the top.
@@E.C.2 what do you mean? Austin has plenty of friends.
I wish I could see that footage
@@StrikeTeam0316not Hogan
Selling out the entire locker room to prevent a wrestlers union is the worst... he sold out the current wrestlers he was friends with for cash and future wrestlers who now are still called 'independent contractors.'
Vince has made it very clear about trying to get a union so even if he sold them out it was only a matter of time for Vince to fire them
Plenty of wrestlers oppose unionization because they have more flexibility
@@OverlyCriticalAnimeThat is because Vince is an insecure ego jerk who is scared to lose his powers and threatens people when he doesn't get his way.
It goes beyond words. Pro wrestlers are the most used and abused performers in the entertainment industry. It's staggering to think how different things could have been without this one guy fucking them all over for decades to come.
Says who?
It genuinely makes me so angry that he got to induct Macho Man into the Hall of Fame. Something Randy would not have been ok with had he still been living. They did him a huge disservice.
According to Machos brother Lanny, they actually did make up before he died.
Hogan couldn’t lace up Randy Savages boots
They really didn't but okay bud
I had the unfortunate privilege to sit next to Hulk Hogan on a flight to Alaska in the late 80's That jerk with thunder thighs stole my peanuts
Why is this so god damn funny? Lmaooo
@@BlastOffBobby cus of thunder thighs lmao 😭🤣😭🤣
U😂
You are full of shit brother
You are full of shit brother
Randy Savage was one of the most polite human I'd ever had the pleasure of meeting
Love that story about him bailing out Marty Jannetty and HBK when they were fighting in the hotel lobby, and Macho Man just signed a bunch of autographs for the cops who showed up and got them out of the jam.
My friend's uncle went to church with a man who lived across the street from Randy Savage in Florida. He said that the Macho Man was polite, friendly, and always kept his home and yard in great shape. Apparently, Randy Savage came over and introduced himself while they were both taking out the trash.
I wish I could have met Macho Man.
I'm in awe of how he was able to wrestle 400 days in Japan while he toured with Metallica and did UFC
Thanks to the International Dateline, lol!!!
He also did bitcoint but sold it because he didnt wanted to wait all those years until 2021 when it was at its highest.
He also was called by putin jn regards the invasion. Hogan wasnt able to pick up the pbone because he was informing wwe about kevin owens potential.
@@emanuelperez3595 and he is still lying his ass off to this day. Trying to convince people that he supposed to be the villain in Expendables 4 that's coming up.
@@honestdave i thought he was called by stallone to direct write and produce that movie. Also play a evil black hulk hogan but that didnt worked for hogan brother
@@emanuelperez3595 you know the sad thing is I know you're just joking around but honestly this sounds like stuff Hogan probably would say.
Hogan after the Shawn match: FINALLY SOMEONE SELLS FOR ME LIKE THEY SHOULD!
U😂
He looked 50 yrs old all the time
Saw a pic of him in 1975 and he looked 50-52 yrs old. Dude had to ingest a lot of speed and coke.
@@E.C.2Roids age you badly.
Him, Flair and Dusty.
@@E.C.2but he still looks 50 at 70.. some kind of wild.
@@billyj.causeyvideoguy7361 He's in very good shape at his age,agree. I like Hulk seems like a cool old man.
Shawn Michaels overselling in that much is so fucking funny 😂 And the fact that Hogan didn't even realise is even funnier.
Ha just made Hogan looked stronger. Hogan was ultimate beneficiary in the end.
@@mcoeifonly morons couldn't see it was being overdone
So yeah definitely hogan fans 💀
As a kid, I was a huge fan of Hulk Hogan in the 80s and 90s. But as I got older and as I heard stories from wrestlers who worked with him and said negative things about him, that's when I realized that maybe he wasn't as good a person as I thought. And this was before the racial comments he said in 2015.
Trying to Make a reality show about his kids car crash did it for me
This world and all the famous are ran my a myopic lense of exploiting ignorance and duality. So it's never a good idea to worship anyone you see as it veers into false idol worship. We didn't have any choice as a kid, now it's exponentially imperative
@kirkrules66 Don't get me wrong. I still have some respect for him for helping WWF become the global phenomenon it is today. I am not saying I hate him now. I'm just going by the stories I have heard.
@kirkrules66 FACTS
@kirkrules66 Man please. Hogan is/was a fool. Everyone is not lying about him and his selfish ways. On top of that dude is a racist. Pick a better hill to die on
I still can't believe that this guy was almost responsible for the undertaker's career being derailed
Really 😬
@@vincente4570 If I remember correctly he lied about undertaker hurting his neck and doing the tombstone wrong at the moment Hogan was the star and face of the company that accusation could have really hindered Takers career or even gotten him fired.
@@RockerxxRicardo I hope that’s not true because that’s borderline betrayal 😬
@@vincente4570it’s true. Undertaker spent two years thinking he messed up badly.
@@JoanRudith Whoa😳, Woooooow😲
Taker mentioned in one of his nterviews that Hogan cried all the way to Vince and falsely accusing him of breaking his neck due to Tombstone piledriver to the chair. This resulted in Taker having a short-lived WWF title reign and putting the title back to Hogan.
Taker felt Guilty about it, until he reviewed the Tape and realised his head was no where near the chair and the move was pulled very safe. Proving Hogan lied again.
Wow, another exaggerated take from wrestling dolts. Hogan is who got UT the job in the first place, he was going nowhere in wrestling till HH put him in a movie and brought him to Vince. HH never said he hit his head but rather the jolt hurt his neck, UT hurt Koko B Ware the exact same way during that time, sometimes holding a person too tight can hurt them worse than being loose, sort of like a fall, bracing yourself too tight causes more damage than falling loose. HH never made a stink about it and has always praised UT for his work and their matches. Wrestling fans have blown the story up because anything that adds to the hate fuel works for them. What a sad lot.
@@1980Triumph connect the dots, man. Even I saw the match and it never touched the chair nor his neck got compressed. Shawn Michaels got the jumping tombstone and he was fine after the match ended Hogan is a crybaby and had a career full of BS. He loves doing crap just to stay on top.
@@1980Triumph FYI, it was Bruce Prichard, Pat Patterson and Paul Heyman that helped Taker join WWF. It was during the time they were clamouring Vince to get him while he was still wrestling in WCW. Mark didn't get the job at first when he met Vince personally, but then he was phone called to be the Undertaker later on. Hogan's movie did nothing to help Taker enter the WWF.
@@1980Triumph and I'm sorry but you can ask anyone in wwe everyone respects the undertaker and confirmed Many look up at him as a wwe role model, even hulk himself had nothing bad to say about taker, while he himself is a whole different story, hulk Hogan did nothing for undertaker if anything hulk almost ruined the undertaker back then, also really your puting the first time taker has done the tombstone as hurting someone also confirmed by Koko undertaker botched it and slipped down theirs no hate between them heck undertaker even apologized back stage so they got cool don't compare taker to hulks crap couse everything in wwe and beings like shown and Vince himself would confirm other wise
How Hulk Hogan's heart was able to withstand all the steroids by him still being alive is a miracle.
I'm more in aw of how he avoided skin cancer with how much tanning he did. Saying prayers and eating vitamins was no joke.
He wasn't juicing THAT much. He dabbled a little bit, took what he needed to, but didn't get too crazy compared to his colleagues at the time.
@@SirJoelsuf1 lol you really haven't a clue what you're saying!!!
I remember he only took steroids in moderation. Most of the time he wasn't tanned up
He is GODLY!!!
Hearing Undertaker tell the story about Hulk acting like he injured his neck from a tpd and waving it off when it could have gotten him fired really pissed me off
Undertaker hates Hogan, don't expect him to tell the truth.
The older you get, the easier it is to not respect him at all.
Never would have imagined this being true back when I was watching No Holds Barred. Which I consider to be"The Room " of wrestling based movies.
@@Masutora it was easy for him to appear like a superhero to us as Gen-x kids in a time where it was still sort of “real”- he had the charisma. But we had no clue about “wrestling politics” or what he was like as a real person- just a complete pathological liar.
Hulk is the goat and you are haters…brother
The older you are should make you understand wrestlers hated hogan because he was the most successful and made the most money and that gets you influence and power in any profession and most of those haters would have done the same thing.
@@MrAitraining They hated him because he turned every promotion he gained any control over into a cult of personality that wouldn't push anyone into the main event scene if they didn't suck up to him.
It’s amazing how many moves Hogan knows when it’s regarding his position at the top of the bill.
You mean like stone cold and his one lame ass move or the rock and how retarded 2 step moves etc etc etc
What’s odd about that is that in Japan, he used to show a ton more acumen in the ring when not came to moves.
@@devmag52 Yeah, I’m aware of his work in Japan. NGL, he’s not Bret Hart but he’s way more capable than people assume.
@@TheOnlyMJS Only because in Japan had he done his standard WWF match Hogan would have been booed out of the building, Japanese fans and promoters prize work rate and technical ability over look because you have to show that you can go in the ring.
Conversely some of the big name American stars in Japan meant nothing in their home market because they didn't have what American fans thought were marketable qualities it really comes down to what thw audience wants to see.
@@darreng745
Like Lord Tensai? 😂😂
Shawn Michaels overselling that kick to the face is fuckin hilarious. Trolling at it's best lol
If Disney buys WWE, Hogan can finally achieve his dream of being a Disney Princess
they have to buy his IP out then because WWE doesn't own it.
Walt Disney wanted Hogan to be Mikey Mouse but he wouldn't fit in suit
Keep hating on Hogan all ya want. He still is why Wrestling got Popular. If he was a nobody like Billy Kidman, or R Truth no one would hate him but those two trash compared to Hogan
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You're just another Gen Z weenie boy so stop crying and man up.
As a paralyzed disabled veteran of 55 years, the one thing that I have learned is that if you ever lose your integrity, you are nothing. Honor, character and integrity is all that you take with you when you die. Try to improve yourself daily and try to help someone along the way. Though my life is very difficult, I thank God every day for it.
Well said
Thank you for your service. God bless you and yours.
Thankyou for your service and wisdom
Tegridy
You are a good role model, Mr. Caddell.
" I'm keeping out of Wuhan, Brother" - Hulk Hogan 2019
It's a shame that every big Macho Man moment Hogan has to be a part of it.. even his last WWE moment which was the Hall of Fame induction. It's like he purposely said that every major moment this guy has I'm going to insert myself into it.
When randy savage got put in the wwe Hall of fame was he alive or did he go in the hall of fame after he passed away
Macho Man was dead , when he was nominated to the Hall of Famer.
@@angelaleaga718 right and it's a shame even in that moment Hogan still had to be there to stand in the spotlight
@@markell60 Agree as much as I liked Hogan in his first WWE run, he became insufferable and egotistical.
@@angelaleaga718 Absolutely...man I never thought Hulk would be one of the most disliked men in wrestling, many stories about how he was all about himself and held people back.. unlike the nature boy Ric Flair who put just about everybody over and helped make stars
I watched Hulk Hogan in my younger days growing up and he was a larger than life hero in my eyes back then…but 30 years later I’m learning Hulk Hogan was the furthest thing from a hero behind closed doors.
But who cares, you weren’t watching him for that eh?
I do t approve of Scientology, but I enjoyed topgun, and honestly, Tom Cruise is probably right about Adderrall.
That's the actor who plays Hulk Hogan. He doesn't matter. Hulk Hogan The Character is the greatness.
Why do you believe the lies people say about him. If Jim cornett says that Hogan said he went to the moon would you believe it
@@Moebian73 I watch his matches, and then pass out because his in ring performance was boring. Back when we were kids it was mostly about the hype around him. But when you take off the rose tinted glasses and compare him to wrestlers like Savage, Piper, Flair, Sting and Austin he was incredibly boring, stiff and paint by numbers with his spots. Savage vs Steamboat at Wrestlemania 3 is so much better than Hulk's match with Andre.
@@KaijuKitty Of course it was, didnt expect Andre at that size do a technically sound match did ya? lol Hogan's matches in Japan were better. Not great like an Inoki match but compared to his U.S. matches, they were better & a bit more technical. People go ewww Hogan ewww ewww. People forget Hogan actually did an enziguri in Japan. Not a great one, but he did it. Did he do one in the U.S.? No...it was punch, body slam, clothesline, atomic drop & leg drop...and one clothesline off the 2nd turnbuckle. I used to fall asleep during Flair matches because they were so long! They had a formula too. Same thing mostly in all his heel matches. I had to watch his collection in doses because they weren't no 15 minutes. Sting was more exciting. He had that energy that rivaled Hogan & he had the technical skills like Flair. If anybody rivals Hogan it should be Sting not Flair, at the top. Sting & Hogan also could create a new persona, Flair was always Flair. Sorry to the Flair lovers.
Back when I was a teenager in the early days of Twitter I was having a conversation with a random guy and said I'd never consider Hogan a true great because he's never taken a job and put over someone to truly elevate them like The Undertaker has done over and over, and Hulk Hogan himself on his official account replied and told me off. Said I was a punk who shouldn't talk about things I don't know about 😂
The truth always cuts the deepest, that’s awesome though lol.
So you mean like the Undertaker elevating Brock Lesnar by never beating him in a match right?
Difference is, Taker was never a draw, wich means he can loose. Hogan was a one of a kind star that brought 16 millions people to watch a Saturday Night Main Event show on NBC, wich means only one guy per decade can really beat the guy since this is incredibly rare to have that star talent (and all of those failed one way or another, Warrior wanted out of the buisness, Sting was a huge liability, Rock left for Hollywood). That's always how wrestling works. I never heard people complaining about Santo, Sammartino, Místico, Los Villanos, Flair or Antonio Inoki not putting people over. But once it's Hogan, it's dastardly Evil. Just say you've been told to hate the guy and move on, because I've been looking at the comments, and none of them have consistency what-so-ever.
Back in the '80s I was all about the NWA, not WWF. It was so much better because you understood that a committee had to vote for a champion, not just one person. I've always hated that Vince was all about the muscle heads, and not the guys who are more exciting to watch. Back then Hogan was still the epitome of what was wrong with the WWF, but he was getting such a huge push that no one seemed to care. I much preferred guys like flair, or sting, or HBK. I felt like they just brought more to the ring.
You couldn’t watch that shit in the UK
I totally agree. Im from San Antonio, so I was all about the WCCW, but the NWA as a whole was so much better. It even looked more real.
Understood a committee had to vote for champion?
If that's the case that breaks the entire idea of kayfabe and is a crock of shit.
They didn't have town hall meeting like segments and vote whoever became champion.
That's not wrestling that's a presidential debate.
Who is HBK??
@@stillamitchinmybook6320 Heartbreak Kid (Shawn Michaels)
Thanks for this , I had no idea Hogan was this evil
Is that how easily you're influenced? Take other people's opinions and that's it after everything Hulk Hogan did for you in your childhood and what he did for the wwf
@@lisasmokette6511 Most people have nothing positive to say about Hogan.
@@lisasmokette6511 hogan being recorded being super racist isnt an opinion
I saw the Hulkster cry when he described how his wife was with a 19 year male and his daughter Brooke was banging a black guy.
@@timcross7328 Because most of them are full of crap . But guys like Roddy Piper. Andre the Giant. King Kong Bundy. Bam Bam Bigelow. Kamala. mr. Wonderful. Bobby Heenan Pat Patterson. Jim the Anvil. Davey Boy Smith . Scott Hall They all praised Hogan. Tony Atlas. Rock. Kurt Angle. Goldberg. Sting. Lex Luger. Ric Flair. Steve Austin . DDP .disco inferno .Tatanka , chris jericho . Slick. big show . One Man Gang. Eric Bischoff. Killer bees. Jerry the King . Jim Brunzell. virgil. Ted DiBiase. Muhammad Hassan . The Mountie. Kevin Nash. Jimmy Hart. . Mick Foley. edge and christian.buff bagwell.stevie ray .Vampiro . john cena . chris kanyon . JBL . The Nasty Boys . Gangrel . Tito Santana They all respect the GOAT Hulk Hogan, so try to educate yourself and ignore the comments of wrestlers like Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Undertaker, and other liars..OK
“We’re all brothers, brother except the brothers…brother!”-Hulk Hogan
It's kind of funny hearing CM Punk complain about Hogan, considering so many wrestlers have a similar attitude about Punk.
He’s ego is too big to allow him to be self aware
punk literally said he did the same thing as perry coming up and he regrets what he did in the ariel shoot interview tf bs you two talking about. hogan has not once regretted anything he's ever done. not the same. fking aew stans.
Ngl im starting to hate Punk
in retrospect...wouldnt it be easier to just list who didnt hate him? :) Is fascinating to watch. I honestly stop liking him around before WM6, I just didnt know why, just didnt like him much.
I started watching wrestling in the 90's and i never liked Hulk Hogan, nothing to do with the things said in this video, but i guess i was right at the time by accident 🤣
Just liked the Undertaker and many of the more acrobatic fighters jumping from the top rope while doing a salto.
But the Undertaker was 100% my favorit with his show.
I guess it has a lot to do with when you start watching.
I can personally tell you that at WrestleMania 8 in Indiana Hogan was almost booed out of the building Hogan didn't know what to do it was funny as hell
these most hated guys just make you realise how much of a legend macho man randy savage was.
Honestly, probably the only noble thing Hulk Hogan ever did was support his then-wife, in her efforts to get Elizabeth away from her controlling, domineering, borderline psychotic husband; Randy Savage. It's well known that Savage never trusted Elizabeth. He'd take her out on the road everywhere he went, and then would lock her inside of a room at whichever venue he was wrestling at. He was a horribly abusive husband. Yet, no one talks about that. Amazingly, Hulk Hogan helped her get away from him; and fellow wrestlers gave him grief for it. Only one who you'd expect to be upset with him for doing that, is Savage. But ironically that's not the case.
He only helped Elizabeth escape from Randy's clutches so that he himself could pump her crotch...don't be so fucking naive
I love Macho Man as a Character, but he was definitely treating Elizabeth like a caged animal.
That’s true. I saw that on the dark side of the ring😎
You heard how Shawn Michaels did that one guy? It's probably standard industry practices. 😂
It was also a known fact hogan was afraid of Rick Rude- a man who also knocked out the warrior
oofed in the doofer
Rick Rude was a genuinely good dude, so no surprise a snake like Hogan was afraid of him
Hogan ultimately was a bigger detriment to the wrestling business than he was a positive. The fact that he stooged to Vince about the union and Jesse Ventura was the death of any wrestler ever actually making a livable wages or get benefits.
Unions are $hit and only protect bad workers. Hogan was right. All these guys wanted to be top guy and thought they deserved big 💰. Hulk put the butts in the seats
Is this a joke? The only reason the wrestling industry exists in its current format is due to hogan.
@@chrislaw9574Two things can be true at the same time. Hogan’s rise in the 80s did in fact change the business, and he did rat out Ventura.
@@krelbin didn’t deny he did, but the original comment stated hogan was a bigger detriment than a positive and that he was the death of any wrestler making a liveable wage. Wrestlers make great money and largely due to hogan.
Most wrestlers make pretty good money, but they get virtually nothing from the company after they're let go or call it quits. They don't get royalties. That includes things like commentary, post-event production or voice-over work, which are considered work for hire. Wrestlers are also not entitled to royalties for any use of their intellectual property on WWE's website or in its magazine. Hell, they don't even get health insurance plans while they're active wrestlers. WWE covers all costs if someone is hurt in the ring or at a WWE facility, but it won't cover anything outside of that. When Cody Rhodes tore his pec before the HIAC match with Rollins, he had to foot the medical bill when he went to the doctor afterwards because he didn't injure it at a WWE facility
I think it was in Rick Flairs book that he talked about how Terry pulled rank in WCW by refusing a job at the last minute, after it was already set up by ambushing him and popping out his knee back stage. The idea was for him to lose cheaply, then win it back in the rematch.
Instead what ended up happening is Flair wasn't able to beat him with his signature move even after destroying his knee.
I've heard of Ric Flair, but have no idea who Rick Flair is.
Shawn Michaels has to be the subject of one of these.
Absolutely correct
He's gotten a lot better. I hated that man hahaha 😆 😂 🤣
@@Jestin612 He has. However, he was the most despised wrestlers in history back in the 90's and early 2000's.
@mr.whisper3338 how could he be despised in the early 2000s? He was barely around until 2002, was cheered heavily after winning the World Title in the Elimination Chamber in Madison Square Garden, continued to feud with younger talent, put them over and stayed over .
He was not despised in the slightest in the 2000s, because ehe proved he changed and became a better person and showed he walked the walk and talked the talk.
@@RetroActivityGaming Behind the curtain. Many wrestlers like Shane Helms, Jericho, Renee Dupree...etc. said that Michaels was the same during his 2nd run.
Hogan is the master of backstage politics and having a reality TV show would ruined the family later on regardless of the ratings
"Hulk hogan sex tape is Stuart Little movie and my sex tape movie is the Jurassic Park"
oh god i love the Iron Shiek.
🤣🤣 Oh the Iron Sheik is way too kind, I would have compared it (Hogan’s “home video”) to Ratatouille 😋
@@sawtooth808 that was an insult to ratatouille
well Rumor has it, HH has a massive schlong... some people wonder where the man ends and the johnson begins...
@@sawtooth808Ratatouille is a phenomenal movie.
Real talk, Hulk Hogan’s racist comments we’re a dealbreaker, that means he thinks like that even as an adult. Granted racism can be unlearned but the fact that the WWE took him out of the hall of fame and then put him back in speaks volumes.
Why Randy Savage is LOVED by his Peers. We need that video!
He screwed steph
@@standardofexcellence and we find out through Stephanie Bellars aka Gorgeous George II, his ex girlfriend.
@@standardofexcellence Good for him. 🤷🏾♂️
Hogan drew more
@@standardofexcellence Fake news.
Well, as I figured. Bret Hart was screwed by Vince more than once. 1rst time at WrestleMania 9 when it came to Hogan and then 2nd time against HBK. Vince doesn't surprise me, I think he just didn't want a Canadian a WWE champ, and the truth without Bret Hart the Attitude Era would have never been. Especially, when the Rock was getting heat and Bret Hart put out the flames and gave The Rock a chance. Can't say that Hogan would have done that. By the time that match came for Hogan vs the Rock, Johnson was a full fledged motion picture star and fighting for #1 spot with Austin. IMO as a kid I was a huge Hogan fan until I was a teen, Hogan will always get his deserved credit but honestly, until he was apart of the NWO, I didn't pay attention to Hogan.
I’m not sure about your sentence « Vince didn’t want a Canadian a WWE Champ ». First, because Bret Hart still has a pretty good and pretty big track record (which was decided by Vince Mcmahon), but also because he decided to take a little guy from WCW and make him a huge Megastar called Chris Jericho. He also built up Edge to be the greatest Heel of the Ruthless Agression. The only reason Vince screwed Bret is for business and not because he hated him or Canadians. 1. He thought Hulk Hogan would always draw more money, which isn’t completely wrong, but WM 9 was just so poorly booked. 2. Bret was already 100% sure to go to WCW and Vince was afraid that the storylines wouldn’t advance well and that he would have to just vacate the title, which would let the company with no champion for a period of time while WCW was gaining a lot of viewers on the other hand. He saw the opportunity on making Shawn Michaels immediately a champion and it did actually work out well.
I have to disagree there. It has never been about somebody’s origin, but only about business and booking strategies. That’s all.
How the fuck are you a wrestling fan AND JUST NOW FIGURING OUT ABOUT MANIA 9?
As far as Savages wife is concerned. It was stated that she "ran" off to her friend Elizabeth. So why was she running? Was it because Randy was doing something wrong and was probably drunk or something and was abusing her allegedly? It seems that Randy was a bit Possessive with Elizabeth. So I don't necessarily attribute that to Hulk Hogan.
I can’t believe that he lost 4 inches in height because he did continuous leg drops 😂
That one's partially true. He genuinely had to have several vertebrae removed due to the amount of impact on his spine from repeated leg drops. That would certainly make you shorter. Whether 4 inches or not is another matter, but yeah that one's likely not a lie.
@@fattomandeibu He went on to say he was warned about the leg drop being a terrible finisher since its a constant bump on the spine
@@timmyotoole7312 What makes it worse is his NJPW finisher, the axe bomber (running lariat), was WAY better than the leg drop.
@@AnsticePalo When done by someone who wasn't Hogan. He just did a really weak looking clothesline and said it was an axe bomber... or AXE BONBAR! as Hogan pronounced it.
@@fattomandeibu So? That's easy to fix.
Was it planned that it just cut off at the end? - also I'd love to hear more about Hogan and how people hated him
like my comment you little punk
He had to go back through and make cuts and edits. Some crybaby copyright zoomer coomer probably whined and complained so he had to remove stuff or take the video down.
The videos okay but you're editing is a little choppy as well as your ending is a little abrupt but who am I to judge. I enjoy your videos nonetheless take care keep it up..
Sorry about that, WWE forced me to edit the video after it was uploaded.
I understand,I didn't see the message explaining the circumstances.
If you'd like I'd be happy to delete this message in it's entirety if you'd like?
Mr. Race said in his autobiography, he never planned to set the WWF ring on fire. He said he didn't know where that story came from.
Oddly enough Hogan had no issues putting Jacques Rougeau over, of all people, for some event. They seem to think highly of one another.
Hogan got a big break in the US thanks to a French Canadian promoter, I don't remember the name, Honky Tonk Man met Hogan there (and told the guys "this guy is gonna be big money one day"). I know Hogan thinks highly of French Canadian wrestling and thought the Rougeaux were one of the most important families in wrestling history. He even said last year that he wants to inducts the Rougeaux in the Hall of Fame.
My dad used to love hulk hogan because he was an old school, he even tell us about mighty igor. But after hulk hogan vs shawn micheal he just said "this is bullshit, how can this old guy beat up someone in his prime."
It's pretty clear that Hogan was all about Hogan during his wrestling career. He used his backstage pull and his politicking to stay on top for as long as possible. This includes Hogan politicking to get a win over a young upp and comer named Randy Orton during Orton's "legend killer" days. That would have been a good win for young Randy, but that didn't work for Hogan, brother. Regarding Hulk Hogan inducting Randy Savage in the WWE Hall of Fame, I agree with Scott Steiner. It is BS. My understanding is Savage went to his grave hating Hogan. Regarding HBK's overselling of Hogan in their match, it may not have been professional but it was hilarious. Regarding the Iron Sheik, there is a story that has been circulating for a long time about his match with Hogan. The story is that Sheik was offered a lot of money to break Hogan's leg and teach him humility in their WWF Championship match, and that Sheik didn't do it. If that story is true, the fact that the Sheik expected a WWF Championship program with Hogan and saw the dollar signs that working with Hogan would bring, that would explain why Sheik didn't break Hogan's leg.
But wouldn't working a long program and rematches be up to Vince McMahon rather than Hogan? And they did eventually have rematches down the line after Hogan won the title from Iron Sheik. You can see them on the MSG broadcasts and on the Hulkster Coliseum Video release. Not saying Hogan wasn't a jerk though.
@kirkrules66 what a mark
@kirkrules66 let’s not get carried away here and absolve Hogan of any criticism. However, many of these fans here do think Hogan deserves the blame for everything, don’t fall to their level.
It’s entertainment and by their soap opera tactics they captured your devotion. Another ticket sold.
Cheers!
@@AlaluofNibiru be careful, it’s still real to them damn it!
Trust me It’s not just his wrestling peers that hate him His fans grew up loving him then grew to hate him because he showed his true colors💯
Only the smarks who think they're the majority. Like you.
@Jed Flanders When you discover that the person you were a fan of is not the person that you believed them to be, it is time to reconsider where they belong. Turning away from them is often the correct approach. The use of a No True Scotsman fallacy doesn't help you there.
I like his true colors. And he's not scared to voice his beliefs and opinions unlike most of the snowflakes today.
You're a damn liar. - A fan. 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
@Jed Flanders You doing ok? You sound a bit triggered. You've made several assumptions there, and they're all baseless. I'm not basing my "discovery" on "dirt sheets and hearday from bitter midcarders" at all. In fact, my opinion of him is not even based off of many wrestlers. Settle down, my dude. This is the internet, no need to get so emotional and defensive.
When i was a kid, back in the early 90s watching wrestling, i looked up to this guy, but i remember back then, my dad would say "don't believe everything you see about this guy, anyone who is allowed to climb that high, is stepping on many people to get there", i didn't understand what my dad meant, but my dad was viewing his stardom through the eyes of a shrewd, which my dad was, grown ass man, he saw through the lies, even before there were stories.
I still loved him but as i grew up, i realised more and more, my dad was not only right, he was prophetic, because Hogan would go on to step on SOOOO many more people after my dad said that, this was BEFORE Hogan went to WCW.
Please make a part II. And I think there's enough to make 10 parts
at least put the rest of this one up. It ended in the middle of a sentence about the Honky Tonk Man and a picture of Jim Cornette
I honestly don't think there is a more hated wrestler. That best of 3 with hbk would of been epic. I applaud him for making hogan look foolish in that match fuck professionalism it was about time someone stick it to him.
He didn't make Hogan look foolish, he made Hogan look strong. HBK only made himself look foolish. Kayfabe was still mostly alive in 2005, so the average fan watching that match would have been at awe at Hogan's strength compared to HBK's.
"That doesn't work for me brother!". The defining line attributed to the Hulkster :D
🤣🤣🤣If I was on Twitter I'd definitely be following the Iron Sheik.
his tweets about hogan are freaking hilarious! seething comedy gold lol
He needs to stay relevant some way 😂
I was until I got a permanent ban
It's crazy how nice and respectful sid was, its hard to believe Hulk was this way. But if anyone is going to say something honestly it's Sid, only one to match him would be the undertaker.
The main point is without his larger than live persona carried pro-wrestling in the main streem media!
Coincidentally, I think the only famous person I ever met was a random few second encounter with Hogan. He gave me a nod and a smile, which, when I was a teen, seemed pretty sweet. I think I need to get out more :)
Almost every wrestler on top had to be selfish to stay there. That said, according to what I hear I can’t think of anybody who worked as hard as Hogan to not put anyone over.
He made the business all about himself, which is exactly the opposite of what a worker should do. You do what's best for business
@@projectgraham414 he helped ppl he liked and did business with. Like Sting, Luger, Piper, nWo etc. It’s a dog fight with all the egos. He made lots of money either way.
@@CarterHayes77 yeah but he never really helped anyone else in the process. Who did he ever really put over? Warrior doesn't count. Sting doesn't either, because he didn't put him over clean. Hogan never made anybody, and that's the point. Contrast that with Undertaker. How many guys did he at least try to get over in his career? I mean, he put over Jeff Hardy in the best match of Jeff's life. And then there was Cena, Batista, Roman....
@@projectgraham414 how does Warrior not count?
your commentary is further proof that wrestling fans are the stupidest fanbase. Wrestling is about selling tickets, for whatever reason HH character worked and it sold tickets and transformed the business to what it is today. Having him win was excellent business and in the process wrestlers got more money and more success. There were no figures, posters, games, etc before him. Macho made millions being attached to HH for the greater part of 10 years. HH got tons of wrestlers their jobs and protected those he could. There are far worst examples of bad wrestlers who screwed people over but somehow fans have ate up any story true or false about HH to create this false idea. HH put over a lot of people but it had to make sense. Whole territories were destroyed from wrestlers being on top and not allowing others to win, Texas the Von Erichs, Detroit, the AWA. You guys just repeat the hate and have no real knowledge about anything. You're all gossiping, hating, women-like dudes
Mick Foley never has anything bad to say about anyone. Ask anyone in the business about Mick Foley and they will universally tell you that he's a stand up guy.
I've never seen him say a word about Hulk Hogan.
Hogan is the only person I’ve ever heard Foley have something bad to say about. And it was really in response to shit Hogan already said. Foley seems like one of those guys who no one EVER has an issue with. So if you have an issue with him…. YOU are the issue!!
Foley roasts him in an interview.They have the video on youtube.
@Jed Flanders are you talking about the Dude Love gimmick.......
@Jed Flanders Foley is a better human being than the Prickster will ever be.
@Jed Flanders Yes.......Hogan is a joke....
Bro I don't normally tell content creators , to make content.
But u should do a video on the top 10 times Hogan told the truth 🤣🤣🤣🤣
May only get to a top 5 lol
There’s not a top anything. There’s a “the couple times”…
There isn't 10 times to begin with
It’a sad that you fans hold Pro Wrestlers to a standard of truth…sad.
@@r.josedefraga1205 i mean you could say that about every actor on the planet
Bret Hart didn't break in to WWE in 93 he had actually been there for quite some years by that time but that was around the time he started getting his push Brother
Yup. It was actually 1983 when Vince hired him according him😊
Bret was a two time tag team champion, and two time Intercontinental champion before that.
A lot of men with gigantic egos killed the WCW. Russo, Hogan, Nash, and Hall did some major contributions to the sinking of the ship. The hilarious thing is not one of those above-mentioned men, knew they were killing the WCW. It’s like drilling holes on the south side of the ship, then running to the north part of the ship and saying, wow, I’m glad that’s not happening over here because we could drown.
This is such a clever analogy😂 I love it
If your backstage rep is worse than 90s HBK and Ultimate Warrior, and simultaneously have CM Punk(who is a diva in his own right) and Bret Hart(who is bitter about everything these days) verbally crash a plane into you then it should be no surprise that you get regular death threats from your colleagues.
Though I wrestled 2 house shows for WWE in front of a whopping 15 audience members(combined)
when I was about 7 or 8yrs old I was brought backstage to meet Mr. McMahon, I was walking down the narrow hallway to his office when Hogan was walking towards me back in the 1980's and he literally b-lined to his right to knock me down.
I can't say he's still Knucklehead or a prick but back then the worse thing you could do as a child was meet your heroes.(especially the hards way)
Mad props to the current roster for being hospitable and decent to new comers to the business.
But you folks should take these men at their word on this.
R.I.P.: Freddie Blassie and Iron Shiek
"Your impact on my life has not been forgotten"- Chad T. Cook
There's a video on a crime channel with cop's bodycam where his son was pulled over for drink driving, and The Hulkster shows up.
He never once asserted his celebrity status, or wealth, but acted very calm and reasonable. I was honestly pretty surprised at how chill he was.
He was off the roids, that’s why. Also he knew they were recording and his son was already making him look bad.
Manson : "we're going on a killing spree tonight Terry, and we need some muscle.. will you join us and do Satan's work?"
Hulk: " Sorry brother but that's not gonna work for me.. I gotta practice these rifts"
I don’t care how unprofessional it was, I absolutely love what HBK did to hogan by over selling everything. That shit was hilarious
And understandable. Everyone else should have done that
“ Hulk Hogan you are worse than the automatic 20% tip !”
That’s immensely hilarious hatred.
9:45 Vince also said there was no steroid problem "under oath" so I don't know why that matters...
Agreed
Vince had his fingers crossed so it didn’t count
For all the lousy things Hogan has done, at least he never murdered his wife and child.
Two different things all together mate benoit was the extreme case, hogan was just all about himself and really was I doubt that we both know them personally but there is too many people that say the stuff they do about hogan and they actually worked with him, not everyone can be wrong know what I mean mate as a fan I always thought hogan was fake the only thing I like about him is he showed that TV presenter who was taking the piss out of wrestling how real it could be
Well. Hogan's son came really close to murdering someone and ended up doing a jail sentence before he was even 18.
Wishful thinking?
There's absolutely no redeeming traits of this man as a human.
Nobody can deny what he's done in the industry.
The iconic moments, amazing matches (as entertainment, not technical wrestling and work rate, obviously) and storylines.
But as a human being there's absolutely nothing positive to say about the man.
If doing Make-A-Wish activities didn't help the Hulk Hogan brand he wouldn't have visited a single sick child in his life.
Anyone who disputes that can look at the fact that he was doing cocaine and using steroids while telling those same exact kids to say their prayers and eat their vitamins.
He's sexually harassed people, he's blatantly racist, he's creeped on his daughter, he lies more than 99% of dishonest politicians (which make up 99% of politicians), he's intentionally fucked up people's entire careers and livelihoods for his own ego.
There's literally hundreds of videos, podcasts and interviews of people discussing how much of a scumbag he is.
There's very very VERY few public figures who've been documented to be more of an asshole than him.
Hell, it's genuinely easier to list the people in the industry who've had good interactions with him, but almost all of them are people who kiss his ass and ride his coattails.
TLDR: Fuck Hulk Hogan.
😘
I can understand your feelings brother.....Hulkster was McMahon's bitch....
I don't think Hogan's that bad no need to completely 💩 on the Man
@@donjohn2695 The person who lied about the death of a child to boost the sells of his shitty album, the guy who lied to a new coworker that he injured him, just to make him feel in debt for not ruining his career, the guy who lied about being part of a famous baseball team just to piss off the person who was supposed to be his best friends, the guy who made his whole family an attractions in order to get more attention... The only reason why Hogan isn't the worst of them all is because Benoit existed.
New Jack was a nicer guy to everyone he worked with, and he tried to kill guys in the ring. At least he was honest about hating someone when he did.
Part 2 plz
I was night manager at the Omni Hotel @ CNN Center in the 90's. It was owned by Ted Turner and the wrestlers stayed there ALL THE TIME. And I mean all the wrestlers, on the night shift we knew all of them and all of them knew us. I have some great memories of those guys. They were always a lot of fun. There was one guy name Paul Wight who was just a blast, always wanted everyone to go out "partying" with him. All of them were just really down to earth, with this one exception. Hulk Hogan would strut around like he owned the place just being a total douche. Luckily I hardly ever had to deal with him or see him
Paul Wight is the big show. He is still puttering around somewhere or might have retired very recently .
How many wrestling superstar hated hulk hogan in real life of wrestling on the list:
1) The undertaker.
2) Sting.
3) Bret Hart.
4) Shawn Michaels.
5) Steve Austin.
6) John Cena.
7) CM Punk.
8) Ric Flair.
9) Andre the Giant.
10) The Rock.
11) Godfather.
12) Scott Steiner.
13) Macho Man.
14) Brock Lesnar
15) Vince McMahon.
16) Yokozuna.
There were plenty of 'cartoon' promotions in the territory days. It wasn't all Mid-South.
Mid south wasn't a cartoon clownshoes
Mid South late 70's til 1986 was the best wrestling in North America. Those boys were legit hard as nails + old school Southern redneck crazy and funny.Even Lance Russell and Dave Brown were the perfect broadcast booth men.
@@E.C.2 that isn't mid south
@@chrischar9428 What was the Memphis Louisville territory called?
@@E.C.2 CWA...but USWA when merged with WCCW
Imagine getting butt hurt because you lost an imaginary fight and they won't let you pretend to be world champion anymore lmao
Met Hulk 3x, he was super nice each time. He posed for pictures each time. The nicest wrestler I ever met.
Liar
@@angkhoanguyen6114 ok hater. You just snowflake.
Hulk Hogan has nothing to prove to the smarks. He's a legend and added extra zeroes to wrestlers paychecks. With Hogan pro wrestling would be just the indies
100 on that
@@1980Triumph I know pro wrestlers need to have their own gimmicks rather than relying on a welfare system. Everyone talks about Hogan held some people back. Yeah by that mindset Hogan shouldn't have been a pro wrestler because hiro matsuda broke hulk Hogans toe and he came right back to training. Lol the pro wrestlers today. You show up to work regardless of how you feel, if a soldier doesn't feel like working or injured his body he shows up to work anyway. No one's holding anyone back! Then who held Bret Hart back.. the good ole boy system doesn't work. You have to be more charismatic than the legends. Not be jealous of them. The difference between a santino marella and hulk hogan is how they carry themselves. Daniel Bryan could be like dynamite kid, that's solely the responsibility and desire of the individual.
3:06 Stallone selling the story harder than HBK selling those big boots at Summerslam
Never a hulk Hogan fan but was a big fan of Hollywood
@andy rooney what?
I was a hogan fan. My fav feud trio is always hogan..Savage and warrior.and I remember when hogan and warrior...fans split down between warrior and hogan lol
The clips of Randy Savage from behind and him not knowing that’s not Hogan has me dead on the floor
After Hulk went all Hollywood, he never re-racked his weights. 😊
You forgot his time as boss of TNA
He destroyed TNA with some help.
Everytime Hogan comes on screen these days it just feels super cringey. Even his tribute to Gene Okerlund a couple of years ago felt more about him