well this was in hte evening, so he could have spent all day with talent in the back, gone to his hotel to rest, eat, poop or whatever, then come back for the show
@@robertspencer703dude Nash Hall and Roadogg are all too old if They did ever Reform The nWo they should make it all new guys with John Cena as The Leader with Orton and Edge and maybe add a few more Members with Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler Cena Could Break Flair's Record and Win His 17th Title and Orton and Edge could become The Tag Team Champions Roode could become The IC Champion and Have Dolph Ziggler Become The US Champion all 5 could carry Titles now That would be Awesome! But that is just my fantasy Booking it want never happen be one can Dream Right?
8 years ago this segment took place. At the time I was 12, and was absolutely pumped. Today I realize this spelt the beginning of the end for TNA and the segment lacked direction and only served the egos of hulk and bischoff.
Vince was the only person that ever kept Hogan in check. TNA let him and his friends come in and take TNA for a ride. At least in WCW they had a good run and was on top for a bit
@@thecedexapparently the product gotten better lately; nothing compared to the old days of prime TNA, so I prefer to watch other wrestling promotions instead
On January 4, Impact! was watched by 2.2 million viewers, the highest in the show's history WWE Raw was watched by 5.6 million viewers, the most since August 2009.
Hall : What do I have to to? Dixie : Just do your catchphrase. Hall : ...my catchphrase.....you mean...Hey Yo? Dixie : Yes... YES ...YES Hall : That's all I have to do? Dixie : YES... Hall : Do I get paid? Dixie : YES Hall : Sweet!
@@chrisswatkowski8025 bruh WWE at its lowest ratings as a whole still beats AEW so how is it better??? Probably knowing that the wrestling is better over there at AEW, but for mainstream viewers, hell no it ain't better than the E
You can hate all you want but this very moment brought me back to wrestling. After being watching from 1998-2001 and not watching until this very episode in January 2010, I am watching pro wrestling ever since.
They’re no longer in their prime and the internal squabbles is what sunk the nWo angle bc when they brought it back the magic was gone and it’s *still* gone here.
Instead of having Cutie Dixie in the audience I would have dressed her in a nice bikini and had her as eye candy in the ring. I might have had Scott Hall french kiss her, too.
pretty much if anyone reallly stepped back and watched the event... everything was so bad.... and Hogan boosted Nasty Boys over the Dudleys thats when it was over
Sting looking down sad cuh he knew Hogan and Bischoff's intentions were to destroy TNA like they destroy WCW Edited 5 Years Later: I Meant This Comment In Storyline, I Know Damn Well AOL Kill WCW But Jim Ross Once Said These Guys Destroy The Old WCW.
@ray jay No one tries to ruin the company they're working for to put themselves and their friends out of jobs. That's the ignorant, smart mark narrative that doesn't make any sense. I agree Ray Jay.
@@brypete Wcw was already dead did you watch any thing after late 98 it was trash wcw was dead be that merger ever happened it had been on life support for 2 years
"hOgAn rUiNeD tNa!" They had their highest ever ratings when Hogan was there and secured their best sponsorship and television deals. But facts don't matter to the IWC.
Fleeting success and people grew weary of the old man nWo faster than u realize. TNA was already on life support so why not use these old farts I guess.
Yeah but they lost all their money, all those sponsorship's, and all their talent while he was there too. The company was never quite the same after he entered and only went downhill until he left. So yeah he brought them a short term boost, at the expense of a long term decline.
Yes it was they should have - 1. Never tried to recreate The Mon. Night War 2. Had Hogan and Bischoff come out the week before 3. Had them debut Hogan & Bischoff debut the next week ask me? It's option #1!
Vince McMahon There was only an hour difference between starting or ending time of RAW and TNA iMPACT. I mean to say that after an hour RAW started, iMPACT started.
Cornette has me dying laughing about this segment because hogan said he been in the back all day but no you didn’t cause they spent like the first hour showing hogan on a motorcade to get here. Lol
TNA back then tryed to overcame WWE by beeing WWE without the biggest Star at that Time: John Cena. With him they would had a Chance. Hogan at this Time was already a nostalgia Act that could not work. Old Fans already left and the Generation at that Time was more into John Cena like i said already.
I remember how excited I was for this for weeks and good god was it underwhelming. To think I actually gave them more chances!! The final straw for me was BFG'10
Hm, I believe they edited out where Hogan said, "I've been in the back all day long." And yet for the first hour he was on his way in the big limo. PLOT TWIST!
This segment ended up getting like what 2.2 Million viewers? Pretty crazy. But in the end Hogan's tenure in TNA had no fucking long term effect whatsoever. Look where TNA is at now. It's sad.
I wonder how Hulk feels getting cheers from the 150 people at the "Impact Zone" rather than the thousands and thousands of cheering he got in the WWF/E
No Hogan had great intentions for TNA, but he made some bonehead moves in the process. He wanted to really make TNA huge, but had moved the show to Monday night way too early. He also tried to recreate the NWO faction threw Immortal thinking it would draw big money. How ever his was way freaking wrong! Hogan and Bishoff had some good shows in the beginning of their partnership with Dixie, but they convinced her to make some stupid moves as well. If they would have kept TNA on Tuesday night and not have made NWO light it would have been huge. Then after getting bigger they could have moved to Monday nights and challenged the WWE. TNA was just not big enough to challenge them at the time. Plus NWO light soured people even further so it hurt more than it helped.
@@fireheartis1 Hogan was only out to promote himself. Yeah, he had good intentions for the company..but he never advertised it much on radio shows and podcasts and what not. All he did was further run it into the ground along with his ass kissing stooge Eric Bischoff..moving it to Monday Nights to compete head to head with Raw...which was a HORRIBLE mistake. And of course we got to see the 5000th nWo reunion with a past his prime Scott Hall and X-Pac joining up with Kevin Nash. It also doesn't help that he brought in his long time ass kissing lackeys such as The Nasty Boyz and Bubba The Love Sponge..and later he'd bring in his useless talentless has been daughter Brooke while Bischoff brings in his green as hell son Garret. Dixie should've known that these two vampires were out to suck her dry and move on to the next best thing. They only used TNA to give all their has been buddies and useless kids a job. When WWE came calling, Hogan was out the door fast. Poor Dixie was left holding the bag.
I think this was when TNA went live against Raw with Bret and Shawn confrontation? I remember tuning into TNA as well to see Hogan specifically and also switching to Raw and so did many others. Great memories
This was one of my favorite nights in the industry. The wcw mark in me came alive once again. The Styles Angle match on this show was crazy. Thank you TNA.
watching this after Bishoff made his return to WWE and he's gonna be running SmackDown Live & Paul Heyman will be running RAW as executive creative directors for both shows lol
i tell you what,if it wasn't for hogan going to tna,i may never have started watching tna.people can say hogan ruined tna and they are whats wrong with wrestling fans.always pointing out negativity....hogan and bishoff brought millions of viewers and while hogan may not have been what tna needed overall to succeed,it DEFINITELY gave them a boost.say what you want about hogan,he along with help BUILT WRESTLING
@@marcel0233 uh Cody is younger and a lot more aware of what todays fan is interested in. So yes they do have a chance at surpassing WWE some day. It wont happen soon but if they keep working hard they'll be fine. They've been doing great things like actually utilizing legends alongside the core of young talent on the roster, and continuing to bring in quality additions while hyping it up very well.
According to Kurt Angle, the best time of TNA in terms of viewers was when Hogan, Hall, Nash, himself, Booker and a couple of others were hired by TNA and TNA pulled in over 2 million views a week.
An exciting moment to see these legends. TNA has come a long way from this moment. Hate it or love it... they have produced some big names and moments.
lets hope hulk sticks to his word and gives the young guys a go..... coz there were alot of old guys that came back!!! and that bischoff learned from what happened to wcw 10 odd years ago.... time will tell it is good for the business to have tna competing with the wwe, it will only bring better quality output from both companies
Had they used Hall and Kid here to set an example of the past not being a factor, and "fired" them at the end of the episode after having brought them back for a one night only deal, this would have been a great moment that played on the past and given truth to the times changing, and the men changing. Instead they just wanted to play off peoples nostalgia and cash checks. This was where TNA started dying, brought in a bunch of past their prime old guys who added nothing to the company and the current day product, and spent that time ignoring the stars that TNA had done a good job building up, and just could have used a bit more polish and a good rub from established stars of the business.
Jeff Hardy managed to go out to the ring a few months later ten times as messed up as Scott was here so I think the wrestler's handlers in general weren't doing their jobs.
I was 21 in 2010, my high-light from that year was seeing The Expendables in theaters. Hulk Hogan I saw 1st time in 2002, I continued to see Hulkster in small clips from 2003 to onwards. Hulkster was in MTV reality show: Hogan Know's Best, which I watched nearly all episodes. Then Hulkster went to Australia with Flair and 2010 in TNA and shortly Flair followed to TNA.
I remember this being HUGE. I didn't watch TNA,.but I didn't miss a Hogan thing. Anywhere. Anytime. I just had no clue when TNA was on so I never did see this run. Probably for the best. But I sure would have followed TNA if they had been on TV at a normal time & place.
i loved this cause it was real it wasnt planed or staged and it was a talk that needed to happen between hall and pac cause after that hall got him self straightened out and pac went clean
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I like how he spent "all day with the talent in the back" then arrives by limo several hours later
Jim cornette mentioned it before
He did that forever
Hey yo
well this was in hte evening, so he could have spent all day with talent in the back, gone to his hotel to rest, eat, poop or whatever, then come back for the show
It doesn’t mean they had to be there
17:37 Sting looking down thinking, “$hit, I’ve seen this before.” R.I.P WCW
Lol
@That 80's Dude I thought Russo and Bischoff wrote this show?
WCW wasn't killed by Hogan, it was killed by the Time Warner-AOL merger.
@@nanya524 Hogan and Eric bischoff killed wcw fanboy
R.I.P to the bad guy Scott hall 🙏🕊
💔
Rip 🙏 🪦
Rip to the bad guy Scott hall Hey yo 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yeah?
Bad times don’t last but bad guys do!
When he told Scott it does not work that way anymore he must have meant the big checks and sold out arenas.
@kyle ornelas
Hogan was being paid by spike tv not tna so Hogan was still getting them big checks brother
Lol burn,
Also no more getting wasted before a show lol
Scott hall Kevin nash roaddog wanted to reform the NWO
@@robertspencer703dude Nash Hall and Roadogg are all too old if They did ever Reform The nWo they should make it all new guys with John Cena as The Leader with Orton and Edge and maybe add a few more Members with Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler Cena Could Break Flair's Record and Win His 17th Title and Orton and Edge could become The Tag Team Champions Roode could become The IC Champion and Have Dolph Ziggler Become The US Champion all 5 could carry Titles now That would be Awesome! But that is just my fantasy Booking it want never happen be one can Dream Right?
8 years ago this segment took place. At the time I was 12, and was absolutely pumped. Today I realize this spelt the beginning of the end for TNA and the segment lacked direction and only served the egos of hulk and bischoff.
They tried to turn TNA into, " WCW Version 2.0."
You read too much on reddit, just enjoy the show
@@chattingesque372 ehh doesn’t mean that he’s wrong.
Vince was the only person that ever kept Hogan in check. TNA let him and his friends come in and take TNA for a ride. At least in WCW they had a good run and was on top for a bit
Because vince was the boss not hulk
You know what is strange TNA (or Impact Wrestling) lasted longer than WCW
@@thecedex never came close to beating WWE, WCW won for 83 weeks straight
@@Charsi_Escobar Yeah but it's still alive despite it's relevance (or lack thereof)
@@thecedexapparently the product gotten better lately; nothing compared to the old days of prime TNA, so I prefer to watch other wrestling promotions instead
On January 4, Impact! was watched by 2.2 million viewers, the highest in the show's history
WWE Raw was watched by 5.6 million viewers, the most since August 2009.
Pretty sure wwe doesn't even get that TNA 2.2 anymore these days.
@@jdunse18 Smackdown does, RAW however does not
I remember WWE pulling over 5 million viewers and smarks still claiming they were dying
@@ITSHIM1294 right, now look at em lol
@@BroBuster smackdown doesn't even get half that lol.
"TNA is gonna be the #1 company in the world"
7 years later: 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
not even no. 4 :v
lol 😂😂😂 it's become worse wish they did good enough tho
2 more years and it looms like they are in a high school gym
@@timothyfogarty5829 lmao 🤣
They are still going strong today
All Hall has to do is say” hey yo” sends chills
🤘😎
No more 😢
Hall : What do I have to to?
Dixie : Just do your catchphrase.
Hall : ...my catchphrase.....you mean...Hey Yo?
Dixie : Yes... YES ...YES
Hall : That's all I have to do?
Dixie : YES...
Hall : Do I get paid?
Dixie : YES
Hall : Sweet!
I can't stand butterfinger
“Not this time it’s going to be totally different” an month later hulk is dragging TNA into the ground 😂😂
As AJ Styles said: They didn't even made commercials about where they were. Says it all. Dixie Carter screwed TNA.
It was a after thought to him & eric
@@vampirascoffin870 Hogan and Eric helped tna
@@dmanentertament125 tried but failed to
They failed TNA they did
@@dmanentertament125 Hogan and Eric ruin TNA they.destroyed it
16:47 "me and hogan are gonna turn this company upside down!!"
That's exactly what they did too sadly lol.
I understood why people were calling TNA 'WCW 2.0' around this time, back then & I can still see it, now...
Especially when tna debuted
“TNA is gonna be the number 1 wrestling company in the world!”
10 YEARS LATER: TNA is now impact wrestling and dead as hell
WWE, is too powerful. No one can beat them
@@chrisswatkowski8025 bruh WWE at its lowest ratings as a whole still beats AEW so how is it better??? Probably knowing that the wrestling is better over there at AEW, but for mainstream viewers, hell no it ain't better than the E
@@jay38426 last week raw got 1.7m viewers and thats poor for a company that had 6m viewers in 2010.
TNA would have been better off trying to be alternative to WWE instead of trying to be WCW all over again, making it WWE-lite.
They're still going strong tho!
Open your eyes and control your narrative lmao!
TNA 2006-2012 was some of the best work ever done.
2007 - 2013
2006-2013
Aces and Eights....☠💀
You can hate all you want but this very moment brought me back to wrestling. After being watching from 1998-2001 and not watching until this very episode in January 2010, I am watching pro wrestling ever since.
Missed one of the best eras in wrestling (Ruthless Aggression) from 2002 - 2008 and came back when it went severely downhill. This is sad.
@@AbbasKhan9364lol that dude missed taker's final run
@@SandMan1998 I know, even Shawn's.
This was an awesome attempt at a WCW revamp. It's a shame it didn't turn out that way though.
It turned out to be a huge mistake
One things for sure. No matter where Hogan goes people go crazy for him
4 Life 😎🤘2 Sweet
That is the precise moment when TNA started to go down the hill....
It was their highest rated show ever
nah tna was fine until they ruined the spike tv deal
The immortal run was great. In my opinion it started to go down after Aces and 8s were introduced
This is a great angle........ In 1997
@Shawn Agen clearly you dumb , 1997 was a great year and changing business
Better than the garbage wwe puts out now
They’re no longer in their prime and the internal squabbles is what sunk the nWo angle bc when they brought it back the magic was gone and it’s *still* gone here.
3 pretty garbage hulk hogan wannabes
@Shawn Agen You know nothing.
my Favorite N.W.O Members Were The Outsiders !!!!! Awesome !!! They Were Just TOOO SWEEEEEEEET !
😎🤘 4 Life
For lyfe
@@YANFAHAD 😎🤘
🤘
all we were missing were the nitro girls..
Instead of having Cutie Dixie in the audience I would have dressed her in a nice bikini and had her as eye candy in the ring. I might have had Scott Hall french kiss her, too.
The way Scott Hall gets that look in his eye before he say "Hey Yo"
He can hardly stand up.
😎🤘
Scott Hall was so wasted it's so sad. Glad he turned a corner.
Yeah but Hall looks so Frail and old now at 61 in 2020 but Nash is still in good shape though still be 61
I wish they would color their hair.
Pills
But hes doing great
Thank god hes better now. Razor Ramon was my all time favorite back in the day.
17:40 Sting in the rafters just like 1997
can u say unoriginal
@@SuCKeRPunCH187 That's considered origional considering that was what Sting was known for doing.
This Video in one sentence:
1996 called, it wants its stars in their prime back..
Comment of the thread
lol you can even say 1986 called as well,
Hogan was at his physical peak around 1980-86.
And this, kids, is how TNA absolutely destroyed any chance it had of competing with the WWE.
RIP TNA, You were great for a while.
Loving the super quality tna. they should perform with this energy every week.
Uh oh.
@@empath1969 12 year old comment. Sad to see.
well i can appreciate his optimism!@@ChrisMaxCisneros
The beggining of the end for "TNA" ....
Another company. Destroyed, by Hogan.
Literally! Remember when Hogan bought back the nasty boys and put the title on them 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ like literally that helped NOTHING
Looking back I love this promo. Minus sting in the rafters. I just wish it worked out like it was intended.
“alright, BROTHER! LET’S MAKE WCW GREAT AGAIN”
Dixie: “you mean Tna, right?”
😂😂😂
Hogan: I said what I said
“TNA? That’s not gonna work for me brother”
Hall Should've been a manager at this point
Beginning of the end for TNA.
Nope
pretty much if anyone reallly stepped back and watched the event... everything was so bad.... and Hogan boosted Nasty Boys over the Dudleys thats when it was over
when TNA ratings were at it's highest?
Moses A. Hooper Exactly lol
@@Modxn it was still a bad show.... Just bc it's your highest rated show doesn't mean it's good ...
When tna thought lets recreate what wcw did back 12 years ago
nellbomb 4 life uh haha
TNA don't even use fireworks anymore, no intro video, the stage set is crap. It should have just stayed how it was. Like if you agree???
You watched tna after 2009. That's your own fault man
Hogan walked in like a badass what an entrance. Bischoff too with a badass entrance.
Sting looking down sad cuh he knew Hogan and Bischoff's intentions were to destroy TNA like they destroy WCW
Edited 5 Years Later: I Meant This Comment In Storyline, I Know Damn Well AOL Kill WCW But Jim Ross Once Said These Guys Destroy The Old WCW.
@ray jay No one tries to ruin the company they're working for to put themselves and their friends out of jobs. That's the ignorant, smart mark narrative that doesn't make any sense. I agree Ray Jay.
That's what they worked into the story later that year.
The aol/timewarner merger is what killed wcw... Hogan/bishoff/nwo was minor as it/ they were part of a bunch of factors that killed wcw..
@@brypete
Wcw was already dead did you watch any thing after late 98 it was trash wcw was dead be that merger ever happened it had been on life support for 2 years
It's all about Mcmahon and Trump playin all along
"hOgAn rUiNeD tNa!"
They had their highest ever ratings when Hogan was there and secured their best sponsorship and television deals. But facts don't matter to the IWC.
I dont think you know more than kurt angle. Kurt himself admit hulk and erick destroyed tna.
Hogan probably costed too much money to hire. The ratings were there, but short-lived and unsustainable.
Fleeting success and people grew weary of the old man nWo faster than u realize. TNA was already on life support so why not use these old farts I guess.
Lol say something stupid again kid
Yeah but they lost all their money, all those sponsorship's, and all their talent while he was there too. The company was never quite the same after he entered and only went downhill until he left. So yeah he brought them a short term boost, at the expense of a long term decline.
Wasnt this live on Monday against Raw? I think that was the night Bret Hart returned
Yes it was they should have - 1. Never tried to recreate The Mon. Night War 2. Had Hogan and Bischoff come out the week before 3. Had them debut Hogan & Bischoff debut the next week ask me? It's option #1!
Vince McMahon There was only an hour difference between starting or ending time of RAW and TNA iMPACT.
I mean to say that after an hour RAW started, iMPACT started.
No they wasnt on monday night raw this was on thursday not monday
Mr LX Flame Because it's WWE no matter what people are gonna watch it. NJPW is better than wwe but wwe is still on top
You’re exactly right
Cornette has me dying laughing about this segment because hogan said he been in the back all day but no you didn’t cause they spent like the first hour showing hogan on a motorcade to get here. Lol
wow... look how far TNA has fallen in 10 years.
(R.I.P) Scott Hall miss you deeply
Bad Guy🤘🏼🥃🌹🥃🤘🏼
TNA back then tryed to overcame WWE by beeing WWE without the biggest Star at that Time: John Cena.
With him they would had a Chance.
Hogan at this Time was already a nostalgia Act that could not work. Old Fans already left and the Generation at that Time was more into John Cena like i said already.
i was happy....i got to kind of relive a portion of my childhood (i was a huge wcw fan from '90 till the last nitro).
I remember how excited I was for this for weeks and good god was it underwhelming. To think I actually gave them more chances!! The final straw for me was BFG'10
This promo by hulk Hogan reminds me of when hulk came to WCW in 1994 except he was at Disney's MGM studios this time he was at universal studios
Can't believe this almost 10 years ago. Crazy time flys
12 years now time flys.
@@Tad1945 coming up on 13 years lol
4:25 LOL
Brob Sesnar LMAO
What
Shane Canning WHAT?
I remember watching this right after watching Bret Hart on raw
The day TNA ended
One of the most memorable shows in wrestling history
Scott Hall was so messed up back then I'm Happy he got help from DDP I'm wishing him the best.🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏃🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
😎🤘
This didn't age well😔😔
Brother it’s time for us to time travel back to 1997 brother.
Can’t lie the entrance and the intro was hard I can’t lie man
Hm, I believe they edited out where Hogan said, "I've been in the back all day long." And yet for the first hour he was on his way in the big limo. PLOT TWIST!
When TNA tried to be WCW! Haha I actually really liked Hogan's time in TNA up until victory road 2011
At 4:39 Brittany Griner was in the audience..
😂😂 under rated comment
This moment reminded me of the Invasion angle. I was insanely pumped when it first happened, and it just completely fell apart in such a short time
04:25
Hearing that on a day when the future of the company is in graver danger than it has ever been :(
This is TNA's peak not prime but peak. It reached the mountain and fell to a very sad death. But the Monday night war episode is my favorite.
that same day , Hart returned
@@KoolAids9000 Too bad they didnt switch places. Let WWE have Hogan and Bischoff, and TNA have Bret.
this is when TNA started to go down hill
Yea
For this one night it felt like the Monday Wars from 1995 to 2001 especially the years 1996 and 1997.
This segment ended up getting like what 2.2 Million viewers? Pretty crazy. But in the end Hogan's tenure in TNA had no fucking long term effect whatsoever. Look where TNA is at now. It's sad.
That's what happens when you buy a gold-plated jet with no engine. That was what Hogan is all about since 2000.
sXeJerichoHolic You are sad.
sXeJerichoHolic could've been quite the time had they actually cared
X This segment was actually watched by almost 3M people
I like what’s happening TNA right. Specially with the knockouts
I wonder how Hulk feels getting cheers from the 150 people at the "Impact Zone" rather than the thousands and thousands of cheering he got in the WWF/E
Hogan needs to join Vince McMahon's "Kiss my Ass" club.
I remember when EVERYONE was talking about this, I still reckon that Vince paid Hogan to jump on the bandwagon and stop the moving train that was TNA
Colt_MADE_Punk Moving train? More like a Matchbox car.
@@dkupke My old hot wheels car moved faster than TNA...
No Hogan had great intentions for TNA, but he made some bonehead moves in the process. He wanted to really make TNA huge, but had moved the show to Monday night way too early. He also tried to recreate the NWO faction threw Immortal thinking it would draw big money. How ever his was way freaking wrong! Hogan and Bishoff had some good shows in the beginning of their partnership with Dixie, but they convinced her to make some stupid moves as well. If they would have kept TNA on Tuesday night and not have made NWO light it would have been huge. Then after getting bigger they could have moved to Monday nights and challenged the WWE. TNA was just not big enough to challenge them at the time. Plus NWO light soured people even further so it hurt more than it helped.
@@fireheartis1 Hogan was only out to promote himself. Yeah, he had good intentions for the company..but he never advertised it much on radio shows and podcasts and what not. All he did was further run it into the ground along with his ass kissing stooge Eric Bischoff..moving it to Monday Nights to compete head to head with Raw...which was a HORRIBLE mistake. And of course we got to see the 5000th nWo reunion with a past his prime Scott Hall and X-Pac joining up with Kevin Nash. It also doesn't help that he brought in his long time ass kissing lackeys such as The Nasty Boyz and Bubba The Love Sponge..and later he'd bring in his useless talentless has been daughter Brooke while Bischoff brings in his green as hell son Garret. Dixie should've known that these two vampires were out to suck her dry and move on to the next best thing. They only used TNA to give all their has been buddies and useless kids a job. When WWE came calling, Hogan was out the door fast. Poor Dixie was left holding the bag.
I think this was when TNA went live against Raw with Bret and Shawn confrontation? I remember tuning into TNA as well to see Hogan specifically and also switching to Raw and so did many others. Great memories
I really thought TNA was onto something this night…now it’s only a shell of its former self.
This was one of my favorite nights in the industry. The wcw mark in me came alive once again. The Styles Angle match on this show was crazy. Thank you TNA.
watching this after Bishoff made his return to WWE and he's gonna be running SmackDown Live & Paul Heyman will be running RAW as executive creative directors for both shows lol
Mr LX Flame That will be interesting to watch, hopefully they know what to do, I have more faith in Heyman but lets see what Bischoff can do
That didn't last long
Scott hall is a legend
This is where the big boys play
There’s just no way this has been almost 15 years ago.
Were they chanting go home at around 8:15 ?
Wcw lite
Basically
i tell you what,if it wasn't for hogan going to tna,i may never have started watching tna.people can say hogan ruined tna and they are whats wrong with wrestling fans.always pointing out negativity....hogan and bishoff brought millions of viewers and while hogan may not have been what tna needed overall to succeed,it DEFINITELY gave them a boost.say what you want about hogan,he along with help BUILT WRESTLING
Derek Busse Amen
I didn't start watching tna until these guys showed up
It's a shame this couldn't of become the new WCW, and battle WWE. Had high hopes for this.
Now I got those same high hopes for the Rhodes family and AEW. We got one more shot at seeing a company rise up.
@@Voysh2Voysh69 you really think that egomaniac Cody Rhodes could compete with wwe? Give me a break
@@marcel0233 uh Cody is younger and a lot more aware of what todays fan is interested in. So yes they do have a chance at surpassing WWE some day. It wont happen soon but if they keep working hard they'll be fine. They've been doing great things like actually utilizing legends alongside the core of young talent on the roster, and continuing to bring in quality additions while hyping it up very well.
@@Voysh2Voysh69 I see AEW becoming the new WCW in all aspects of the business
Same...i was rooting for tna back then.....look at them now... depressing
“TNA is gonna be the number 1 wrestling company in the world!” He didn't even believe that when he said it.
TNA is gonna be the #1 Company in the World.....didn't say wrestling or sports entertainment...not sure what they're the #1 at then?
According to Kurt Angle, the best time of TNA in terms of viewers was when Hogan, Hall, Nash, himself, Booker and a couple of others were hired by TNA and TNA pulled in over 2 million views a week.
An exciting moment to see these legends. TNA has come a long way from this moment. Hate it or love it... they have produced some big names and moments.
Ooo please are you serious? You a moron
No they haven't
@@dixienormous2101 what world he living in 💀
Wooow
Huge TNA years
Hulk Hogan
Sting
Ric Flair
Samoa Joe
Abyss
Kurt Angle
Aj Styles
And more
All that time with Vince and they didnt know it was an impossible task to become #1
lets hope hulk sticks to his word and gives the young guys a go.....
coz there were alot of old guys that came back!!!
and that bischoff learned from what happened to wcw 10 odd years ago....
time will tell
it is good for the business to have tna competing with the wwe, it will only bring better quality output from both companies
5 years later, TNA is on it's deathbed.
Not really
+ADW Wrestling TV Yes it is lol
+Conici AU no
animebety it is
+animebety TNA is slowly dying, losing viewership, got evicted from their hq , just losing money like wcw did
At 16;56 it sounded like Hulk was going to say "Well you know something, MEAN GENE"
Had they used Hall and Kid here to set an example of the past not being a factor, and "fired" them at the end of the episode after having brought them back for a one night only deal, this would have been a great moment that played on the past and given truth to the times changing, and the men changing. Instead they just wanted to play off peoples nostalgia and cash checks. This was where TNA started dying, brought in a bunch of past their prime old guys who added nothing to the company and the current day product, and spent that time ignoring the stars that TNA had done a good job building up, and just could have used a bit more polish and a good rub from established stars of the business.
I feel like Hogan has been this age that he looks right here for like 30 plus years lol all the 90s all the 00s & earl 10s
who the hell gave Scott Hall a live mic😂
Jeff Hardy managed to go out to the ring a few months later ten times as messed up as Scott was here so I think the wrestler's handlers in general weren't doing their jobs.
I was 21 in 2010, my high-light from that year was seeing The Expendables in theaters. Hulk Hogan I saw 1st time in 2002, I continued to see Hulkster in small clips from 2003 to onwards. Hulkster was in MTV reality show: Hogan Know's Best, which I watched nearly all episodes. Then Hulkster went to Australia with Flair and 2010 in TNA and shortly Flair followed to TNA.
Biggest rating in TNA the last 10 years. HOGAN = GOD
TNA could become great here, but Dixie Carter didn't use it right.
This was the beginning of the end for TNA. Amazing to think that it's still a company in 2022
Soon as Hogan left, so did the creativity and ratings. They should've kept him as long as possible. They were selling out every show.
Yup
God, I miss that ring.
Scott Hall is so damn messed up here 🤣 he can’t even stand still he’s wobbling lol
I remember this being HUGE. I didn't watch TNA,.but I didn't miss a Hogan thing. Anywhere. Anytime.
I just had no clue when TNA was on so I never did see this run. Probably for the best. But I sure would have followed TNA if they had been on TV at a normal time & place.
Same here, but I'm watching it all now.
(RIP to The Bad Guy)
Same night Hitman and Vince Mcmahon returned to RAW
Halls face bloated from too much booze!
I despised what hulk turned Tna into but God this episode was so awesome
The Day Hulk Hogan ****** up TNA wrestling.
Alexander Sampang rather watch this generation then the crap they got on now
Alexander Sampang yep your right
You got that right!
I remember this it was like WCW all over again
i loved this cause it was real it wasnt planed or staged and it was a talk that needed to happen
between hall and pac cause after that hall got him self straightened out and pac went clean
It was all planned are you a fool
Mark
when hogan turned heel and became hollywood hogan that was the best ever. Legendary!!