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Here’s an idea Break the walls down: the Chris Jericho story Captain charisma: the Christian cage story Let me talk to ya: the LA knight story Love bites: the AJ Lee story
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Hollywood Hogan was my favorite wrestling character ever. Despite his ego that I would later learn about, and his in-ring work being mediocre at best - the look, mic skills, nWo, heel persona, all of it was just so amazing and he was so electric when the spotlight was on him. Dude caught lightning in a bottle twice (at least) and I’d take the black and white over any era or character.
@@UnsilencedOutspokenTikTok I understand the need to put an nWo shirt on people to get them over but by that time, the b-team was just a midcard group that no one really cared about and weren’t getting over
Polarizing as he is, without Hulk Hogan’s work in the 80s, WWE wouldn’t be where it would be where it is today. The charisma and aura he had is one in a million.
@@kennyboggs3676Both Vince & Hogan are slimy bastards,but admittedly you're 100% right! Without both men,wrestling wouldn't be the billion dollar juggernaut it is today!
I hate to say it, but without Hulk Hogan and Vince Macma-hoon, wrestling would still be divided into territories and would have probably fizzled out over the years. Hulk Hogan built it, Bret Hart saved it, and Stone Cold took it to the next level
@@lexkanyima2195bro chill out it takes time to make videos and wwe has a vast history it’s not like he can remember everything and make videos spontaneously.
Hulk Hogan truly is a great man and the biggest star in wrestling. You had to live through the 1980's to understand how big a star he really is. Thank You Hulkster for all the great years.
He's actually a slime ball irl and if you took just about any 10 of his former dance partners I can guarantee that at least 9 of them will have a story about just how fkng awful he could be. He's literally single handedly destroyed families & that's including his own.
As a kid growing up in the 80’s, Hulk Hogan was definitely one of my favorites. I can remember my cousins, and I, watching Saturday Night’s Main Event when he lost the title to Andre and being really upset 😂😂. As I got older, I kind of veered away from Hogan. Especially after he joined WCW (as I was always a WWF guy) Regardless, without Hogan, who knows where wrestling might have gone. It’s rare that a professional wrestler could transcend sports, and that’s exactly what he did. Love him, or hate him, Hogan is, without a doubt, one if the most important, if not THE most important, wrestler in history. Looking forward to watching this!
I have been waiting for this for so long now and I thank you for the hard work you put in to all your videos and I can’t remember if I suggested this or not but I’m so glad you did it brilliant as always
It really can't be understated just how big of a deal that heel turn at Bash of the Beach was. Younger audiences may not understand it now, but back then, it really was the catalyst for the Monday Night Wars which culminated in the single greatest era of all time in wrestling, the Attitude Era. Put simply, without the Hogan heel turn, there would be no nWo. Without the nWo. Vince isn't forced to make his product more edgier and with the 90s aesthetic. Without Vince deciding to do that, we wouldn't have gotten Stone Cold Steven Austin and the Rock.
Hogan was hardly a ring technician, but he still propelled professional wrestling into the stratosphere. The Hollywood heel flip was the most badass resurrection of a career ever. Hogan is THE goat.
I started pretty late to see WWE, it was in 2002, when I followed both RAW and Smackdown! I still remember Hulk Hogan from 2002 and same year I followed Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Chavo Guerrero, Billy Kidman... Talking about experienced ring-veteran, we still had Ric Flair in 2002 all the way to 2008 Flair's so called retirement match. I lost count on how many matches Flair wrestled after 2008. Cool video @WRESTLEWITHANDY
Fr when hulk Hogan was unmasked as Mr America he was just substituteing for the real one as he knew the cameras were rolling so he didn't want mr America to be unmasked so he wore the outfit and got fired @@JShadow6661
@@lexkanyima2195 Andre was in the 70s slick , there wouldn't be , wrestling today are in the 80s for Hogan to do that , if it wasn't for Andre in the 70s , Andre back was straight he was massive and very tall in the 70s before his back surgery.
Say what you will about hulk Hogan he is a world famous star and he was the main guy from wrestling in the 80s golden era and making the big money 💰......... great video btw thanks.
My 2 favorite wrestlers are hulk Hogan and MR. America. They are the best there was, the best there is, and the best there ever will be. Would love to see them team up as a tag team. They'd be to powerful though so I understand why they haven't.
Yeah Me too. I thought he did Hogan once xD. I Mean like c.mon It's Hulk Hogan the pop culture icon and the man who revolutionize this industry and make it what it is Today
Dude you old generation X baby boomers and millennials are the most annoying toxic generation and people I’ve seen y’all hate on cena saying he was shoved down y’all throats when he was losing a lot and put a lot of people over Roman and hogan are the most overrated of all time and is the worst.
I did hear that even Kevin Nash was confused by the 97 Starcade finish... I remember him stating something like "why build Sting up for over a year keep him out the ring only to have him lose to hogan clean, it just doesn't make any sense from a business and story point of view..........
Dude you old generation X baby boomers and millennials are the most annoying toxic generation and people I’ve seen y’all hate on cena saying he was shoved down y’all throats when he was losing a lot and put a lot of people over Roman and hogan are the most overrated of all time and is the worst.
I actually like Hogan’s run in 2000 up until bash at the beach. I thought bringing him out in Street clothes, and having him be more of a mercenary was actually really really cool and to be honest, WCW should’ve stuck with that instead of returning him to Hollywood Hogan. Also, probably the best run Hogan ever had was it from 2002 early 2003 when he had the 5 o’clock shadow, but was also wearing the red and yellow and coming to the ring to Jimi Hendrix. He was a hybrid of Hollywood Hogan and Hulkamania and it was really cool.
My friend moved down to Florida and goes to Hogans bar with his kids at least once a month.. his oldest son is in a wheelchair so Hogan always gets a picture with him
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY20:55 Hogan was worried that Bret would have be the same reaction to Warrior. But Bret got his due, he had his journey leading to the top.
1:55 Superstar Billy Graham had a much better body than Hulk Hogan. I know Jesse Ventura and Hulk Hogan stole the Superstar Billy Graham look but no one copied it better than Scott Steiner. In fact Scott Steiner took that look and dialled it up to 11
IT'S BECAUSE OF HULK HOGAN THAT VINCE KEPT HOLD OF WWF/WWE BECAUSE HE STOOD UP IN COURT AND SPOKE OUT IN FAVOUR OF VINCE. HOGAN WAS THE ORIGINAL ICON OF WWF/WWE
Finally, a fair minded documentary that gives the good and bad. Basically every commentary on Hogan the last 10 years is people dogging on the obvious lies he's told or that racist stuff he said in the privacy of a bedroom at the lowest point in his life 15 years ago. Yes, these things are to be condemned, but it's like everyone is trying to outdo one another to peacock how non racist they are or just do these hackneyed memes for likes. Hogan IS wrestling in the 80's and early 90's. Sure, there were some great supporting characters like Savage, Warrior, Taker, Bret, Shawn, Bulldog, ETC, but from 1984 to 1994, he was THE GUY. He was on the commercials. He did the late night TV shows. He did the movies (albeit they were horrendous, but they make for a funny viewing 30 years later, point is he was still a pop culture icon.) Then at 40+ years old he reinvents himself as a bad guy and has another 5 year run at the height of the Monday Night Wars. The wars end and then he AGAIN returns to WWE and has one more short run at the top in 2002-2003. Almost 20 years on the top, you really can't say that about many others. Austin, the other GOAT, had a 6 year run at the top. Rock had a 6 or 7 year run. Taker had a 30 year run but was never THE guy on level with the three guys I mentioned. Take the good with the bad with Hogan and give the man his flowers, like even Undertaker (a guy who doesn't like him personally) always does. Anybody under the age of 50 leaving him off the Mt Rushmore of wrestling in favor of guys like Cena is virtue signaling or thinking purely with emotion. The ONLY excuse is somebody much older than the average wrestling fan who was alive to watch Andre, Flair and Dusty in the 70's and saw how big they truly were before Hulk ever broke in.
The Hulk Hogan versus Jeff Jarrett WCW bash at the beach 2000 pay-per-view build up two Jarrett,s attack during a backstage segment while interrupting Hulk's speech in New Japan Pro Wrestling back in 2003
Nice to see opponents but noone can come even close to Hulk Hogan. He's sitting at the top of all wrestlers. Stone Cold was popular wrestler in Atttude Era. The Rock was in Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Eras. And many others in many eras. But Hogan was popular before WWE, then WWE then WCW then WWE again. He dominated all Eras. Sorry but no competition. He's literally a living pro wrestler legend of all time. The man who helped the business to run in last 50 years.
Hulk Hogan gave up being in Metallica, The UFC to entertain the masses. And his tragic tale told in The Wrestler broke hearts. Those three things alone should make you appreciate the man 🤣🤣🤣🤣. He may be a pathological liar but he’s definitely a big part in wrestling still being a thing today.
Hogan only went for the title so many times cuz he knew he could. Knew he had creative control. Knew he was the biggest draw. Knew he wouldn't have to go thru a lotto get there.
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WWE in 2012 year in review
Here’s an idea
Break the walls down: the Chris Jericho story
Captain charisma: the Christian cage story
Let me talk to ya: the LA knight story
Love bites: the AJ Lee story
@@Krimsonkouhai I agree
Dude bulk shit terry and gonya class mates my ass
Why do you took so long to make that video ?
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Hollywood Hogan was my favorite wrestling character ever. Despite his ego that I would later learn about, and his in-ring work being mediocre at best - the look, mic skills, nWo, heel persona, all of it was just so amazing and he was so electric when the spotlight was on him. Dude caught lightning in a bottle twice (at least) and I’d take the black and white over any era or character.
I like the nwo but they just had too many members and I think that they overshadowed most of wcw
@@Rodimus_lime I agree it got too big for its britches. There should’ve never have been a “b-team” with all those nobodies
@@LRM5195 yeah they wouldn't have been at least a decent remembered name without joining. Meaning no TV time.
@@UnsilencedOutspokenTikTok I understand the need to put an nWo shirt on people to get them over but by that time, the b-team was just a midcard group that no one really cared about and weren’t getting over
Polarizing as he is, without Hulk Hogan’s work in the 80s, WWE wouldn’t be where it would be where it is today. The charisma and aura he had is one in a million.
Solomonster and Goodmicwork needs to have a Hulk Hogan review.
The real success was the coke @@kennyboggs3676
@@kennyboggs3676Both Vince & Hogan are slimy bastards,but admittedly you're 100% right! Without both men,wrestling wouldn't be the billion dollar juggernaut it is today!
Probably wouldn't be a wwe at all today without Hogan. The company was struggling
I hate to say it, but without Hulk Hogan and Vince Macma-hoon, wrestling would still be divided into territories and would have probably fizzled out over the years. Hulk Hogan built it, Bret Hart saved it, and Stone Cold took it to the next level
I watched almost all of your documentary videos & I'm actually shocked you never did Hulk Hogan before.
Enjoy bro 👊🏻
@@WRESTLEWITHANDYwhy took it so long while other wrestlers leaving their legacy behind ?
@@lexkanyima2195bro chill out it takes time to make videos and wwe has a vast history it’s not like he can remember everything and make videos spontaneously.
@shawnmichaels568, it's about time though
When it came to hollywood he walked so stars like Rock and Cena could run
Finally Hogan gets a video thanks Wrestle with Andy
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Hogan is wrestling nothing would be what it is today without his work in the 80s,90s plan and simple!
Hulk Hogan truly is a great man and the biggest star in wrestling. You had to live through the 1980's to understand how big a star he really is. Thank You Hulkster for all the great years.
He's actually a slime ball irl and if you took just about any 10 of his former dance partners I can guarantee that at least 9 of them will have a story about just how fkng awful he could be. He's literally single handedly destroyed families & that's including his own.
As a kid growing up in the 80’s, Hulk Hogan was definitely one of my favorites.
I can remember my cousins, and I, watching Saturday Night’s Main Event when he lost the title to Andre and being really upset 😂😂.
As I got older, I kind of veered away from Hogan. Especially after he joined WCW (as I was always a WWF guy)
Regardless, without Hogan, who knows where wrestling might have gone.
It’s rare that a professional wrestler could transcend sports, and that’s exactly what he did.
Love him, or hate him, Hogan is, without a doubt, one if the most important, if not THE most important, wrestler in history.
Looking forward to watching this!
Hulk Hogan... greatest of all time!!!
Love your videos brother, keep it up 👍
Appreciate the support bro, enjoy the vid 🤘🏻
Trust me I will
I have been waiting for this for so long now and I thank you for the hard work you put in to all your videos and I can’t remember if I suggested this or not but I’m so glad you did it brilliant as always
As Child of The 80's, how could I not be a Hulkamaniac. 🟡💪.
Hollywood Hogan is my favorite heel of all time
Congratulations! This was, without a doubt, perhaps your finest video presentation ever shown on this channel. Keep up the good work.
Appreciate you bro 👊🏻 🤘🏻💪🏻☝🏻
not to mention the world's longest video that this channel has ever uploaded since The Undertaker story
It really can't be understated just how big of a deal that heel turn at Bash of the Beach was. Younger audiences may not understand it now, but back then, it really was the catalyst for the Monday Night Wars which culminated in the single greatest era of all time in wrestling, the Attitude Era. Put simply, without the Hogan heel turn, there would be no nWo. Without the nWo. Vince isn't forced to make his product more edgier and with the 90s aesthetic. Without Vince deciding to do that, we wouldn't have gotten Stone Cold Steven Austin and the Rock.
I ate my vitamins and said my prayers and stayed with my grandparents so me and grandpa could sit up till midnight to watch 'Rastlin.
Great work Andy
appreciate you, hope you enjoy the vid💪🏻
Hogan was hardly a ring technician, but he still propelled professional wrestling into the stratosphere.
The Hollywood heel flip was the most badass resurrection of a career ever.
Hogan is THE goat.
I started pretty late to see WWE, it was in 2002, when I followed both RAW and Smackdown! I still remember Hulk Hogan from 2002 and same year I followed Eddie Guerrero, Rey Mysterio, Chavo Guerrero, Billy Kidman... Talking about experienced ring-veteran, we still had Ric Flair in 2002 all the way to 2008 Flair's so called retirement match. I lost count on how many matches Flair wrestled after 2008. Cool video @WRESTLEWITHANDY
A good mention of XWF tapings before 2001-WWE run
About time!!
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Finally the full career of Hogan brother !
I really love your videos Andy I been waiting you do hulk Hogan
Hulkamania is still running wild.
Great man 🎉🎉🎉
Your doing full careers again Yes❕❗
Enjoy bro 👊🏻
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY I enjoy every video you put out❕❗
I hope you make an separate Full Career Video on Mr. America.
The most selfless and underrated and under appreciated wrestler ever. Its criminal on how much he’s over looked. Disrespectful even.
Fr when hulk Hogan was unmasked as Mr America he was just substituteing for the real one as he knew the cameras were rolling so he didn't want mr America to be unmasked so he wore the outfit and got fired @@JShadow6661
The long awaited video
Enjoy bro 💪🏻
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY 👍
Idk if this a video you have planned for the future but I’d like to eventually see another decade in review video for the 2010s
Without Hulk Hogan Brother. There Will Be None Of Us Today Brothers.
Don't forget if there wasn't for Andre the Giant in the 70s there wouldn't be Hulk Hogan, Andre saved wrestling in the 70s.
Brother, I think you failed to slip another "Brother" in there Brother. Whatcha gonna do Brother!
@@JAY-zd7vuI doubt that Andre was THE guy
@@lexkanyima2195 Andre was in the 70s slick , there wouldn't be , wrestling today are in the 80s for Hogan to do that , if it wasn't for Andre in the 70s , Andre back was straight he was massive and very tall in the 70s before his back surgery.
@@JAY-zd7vu Andre was not THE guy, just like Taker.
What a storied career brother
He won the WWE title from the 80s, 90s and 2000s
Heh...it was only a matter of time before we got the whole story, brother.
Say what you will about hulk Hogan he is a world famous star and he was the main guy from wrestling in the 80s golden era and making the big money 💰......... great video btw thanks.
appreciate the support man💪🏻
whatcha gonna do when the hulkster runs wild on you
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My 2 favorite wrestlers are hulk Hogan and MR. America. They are the best there was, the best there is, and the best there ever will be.
Would love to see them team up as a tag team. They'd be to powerful though so I understand why they haven't.
If it wasn’t for Hulk Hogan wrestling wouldn’t be as big as it is today. NWO Hollywood Hogan was the GOAT BROTHER! 🤘
Macho man is the real Goat Hogan was always number three
Greatest American of all time
Great videos keep up the good work
Appreciate the support man, hope you enjoy the vid 💪🏻
You never did this before?? I’m having the Mandela effect rn 😂😂😂
First time making this one bro 💪🏻👊🏻
Yeah Me too. I thought he did Hogan once xD. I Mean like c.mon It's Hulk Hogan the pop culture icon and the man who revolutionize this industry and make it what it is Today
He my favorite person ❤
Whether you love 'em or hate em, He still remains one of the most important & figures not only in WWE but wrestling in general.
Dude you old generation X baby boomers and millennials are the most annoying toxic generation and people I’ve seen y’all hate on cena saying he was shoved down y’all throats when he was losing a lot and put a lot of people over Roman and hogan are the most overrated of all time and is the worst.
I Love The Hulk Hogan Documentary Video 📸 Wrestle With Andy
Appreciate you bro, enjoy the vid 💪🏻👊🏻
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY19:42 was so true and not only for wrestling. For tv and in general.
Brother. Brother. Brother. Brother. Brother. Brother! Brother? Brother!
Brother!
I did hear that even Kevin Nash was confused by the 97 Starcade finish... I remember him stating something like "why build Sting up for over a year keep him out the ring only to have him lose to hogan clean, it just doesn't make any sense from a business and story point of view..........
Now we need a finisher and signature best and worst video
Long Overdue But Let's Go
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Hulk Hogan may not perfect. But he set the example how to be Megastar
Dude you old generation X baby boomers and millennials are the most annoying toxic generation and people I’ve seen y’all hate on cena saying he was shoved down y’all throats when he was losing a lot and put a lot of people over Roman and hogan are the most overrated of all time and is the worst.
@@JLWprime10 I never hate John Cena Roman reigns or hulk Hogan I'm neutral
So Hulkamania isn't born in WWF . Hulk Hogan is. Senior Kennedy give that name
Hogan is the real poineer. Period. I know people like to give that to the Rock, but it was really Hogan that did it first. the Rock perfected it
He is a legend
Hulkamania Running Wild
Crazy talent
I actually like Hogan’s run in 2000 up until bash at the beach. I thought bringing him out in Street clothes, and having him be more of a mercenary was actually really really cool and to be honest, WCW should’ve stuck with that instead of returning him to Hollywood Hogan. Also, probably the best run Hogan ever had was it from 2002 early 2003 when he had the 5 o’clock shadow, but was also wearing the red and yellow and coming to the ring to Jimi Hendrix. He was a hybrid of Hollywood Hogan and Hulkamania and it was really cool.
My friend moved down to Florida and goes to Hogans bar with his kids at least once a month.. his oldest son is in a wheelchair so Hogan always gets a picture with him
80's Vibe
Biggest Matches of All time. Hogan vs Andre WM3, Hogan vs Warrior WM6
Chapters?
Finally y'all decided to do a Hulk Hogan story.
This is a long time coming.
Enjoy bro 💪🏻
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY can you do an episode on The Rise & Fall of TNA???
I believe you did a great job with this video, Hulk Hogan is my all-time favorite wrestler. Keep up the good work. 😀😃🥰😍🤩❤👍👏🤝
Like him, love him, or hate him, pro wrestling wouldn't have modern crossover appeal if it wasnt for Hogan.
Hogan is the 🐐
Annnnnnnnnnndyyyyyyyy! It's Sunday Already. 😁
Enjoy bro 👊🏻
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY 🤜🏼🤛🏼
@@WRESTLEWITHANDY20:55 Hogan was worried that Bret would have be the same reaction to Warrior. But Bret got his due, he had his journey leading to the top.
Brother!
@2:00 Hogan standing w his USF classmates looks like the professor. Whos nearing retirement 😅
1:55 Superstar Billy Graham had a much better body than Hulk Hogan. I know Jesse Ventura and Hulk Hogan stole the Superstar Billy Graham look but no one copied it better than Scott Steiner. In fact Scott Steiner took that look and dialled it up to 11
I would love to see a video about WrestleMania 1.
Thanks man...please do a bret hart video as well
Nitro was not being filmed in 1994 when WCW signed hulk Hogan nitro came on TV in 1995
The biggest star of all time in the history of pro wrestling.
A wise man once said “That doesn’t work for me brother!”
Brother? Brother! Brother… brother brother brother
BROTHER?
If you don’t expect to see Mark “Howie” Howard, Aussies B-list sports commentator, during this video - you’ll be sadly mistaken.
hulk hogan is the most recognisable wrestler worldwide....next will be the rock cena Undertaker..... steve austin was popular only around U.S
What about Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart ?
@@lexkanyima2195 shawn Michaels bret hart might be inside top 15 of all time
@@sansan-if8vv most recognizable ? Top 10 for sure
IT'S BECAUSE OF HULK HOGAN THAT VINCE KEPT HOLD OF WWF/WWE BECAUSE HE STOOD UP IN COURT AND SPOKE OUT IN FAVOUR OF VINCE. HOGAN WAS THE ORIGINAL ICON OF WWF/WWE
Finally, a fair minded documentary that gives the good and bad. Basically every commentary on Hogan the last 10 years is people dogging on the obvious lies he's told or that racist stuff he said in the privacy of a bedroom at the lowest point in his life 15 years ago. Yes, these things are to be condemned, but it's like everyone is trying to outdo one another to peacock how non racist they are or just do these hackneyed memes for likes. Hogan IS wrestling in the 80's and early 90's. Sure, there were some great supporting characters like Savage, Warrior, Taker, Bret, Shawn, Bulldog, ETC, but from 1984 to 1994, he was THE GUY. He was on the commercials. He did the late night TV shows. He did the movies (albeit they were horrendous, but they make for a funny viewing 30 years later, point is he was still a pop culture icon.) Then at 40+ years old he reinvents himself as a bad guy and has another 5 year run at the height of the Monday Night Wars. The wars end and then he AGAIN returns to WWE and has one more short run at the top in 2002-2003. Almost 20 years on the top, you really can't say that about many others. Austin, the other GOAT, had a 6 year run at the top. Rock had a 6 or 7 year run. Taker had a 30 year run but was never THE guy on level with the three guys I mentioned. Take the good with the bad with Hogan and give the man his flowers, like even Undertaker (a guy who doesn't like him personally) always does. Anybody under the age of 50 leaving him off the Mt Rushmore of wrestling in favor of guys like Cena is virtue signaling or thinking purely with emotion. The ONLY excuse is somebody much older than the average wrestling fan who was alive to watch Andre, Flair and Dusty in the 70's and saw how big they truly were before Hulk ever broke in.
Based of continuity Taker and Hogan deserve a statue.
Will u ever reupload u fly the rikshi story
Hulkamania definitely put the "WORLD" in the "World Wrestling Federation", as much as i'm more of a Stone Cold fan.
The Hulk Hogan versus Jeff Jarrett WCW bash at the beach 2000 pay-per-view build up two Jarrett,s attack during a backstage segment while interrupting Hulk's speech in New Japan Pro Wrestling back in 2003
Nice to see opponents but noone can come even close to Hulk Hogan. He's sitting at the top of all wrestlers.
Stone Cold was popular wrestler in Atttude Era.
The Rock was in Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Eras.
And many others in many eras.
But Hogan was popular before WWE, then WWE then WCW then WWE again. He dominated all Eras. Sorry but no competition.
He's literally a living pro wrestler legend of all time. The man who helped the business to run in last 50 years.
Hulk hogan is PRO WRESTLING 💪🏽💪🏽
I just looked up the Dudley Boyz entire career and… there is none
Mr. America was not Hulk Hogan
Good video chris Jericho next
That doesnt work for me brother
Hulk Hogan gave up being in Metallica, The UFC to entertain the masses. And his tragic tale told in The Wrestler broke hearts. Those three things alone should make you appreciate the man 🤣🤣🤣🤣. He may be a pathological liar but he’s definitely a big part in wrestling still being a thing today.
51:08 Yeah I bet his 3rd wife is putting pinesol in his coffee every morning
Lemme Tell You Something brother
How bout Team Extreme The Hardy Boyz story
it looks like the bloodline storyline will go the nwo way.
Andy do roddy piper documentary video?!!!!
For the love of God do Dudley Boyz
Goat no hulk no wrestling. 😮
Bro you gotta get back into making these I done watched all the documentaries 😂
The GOAT and without him nothing happens.
can you do jeff jarrett story too?
Mr. Nanny (1993) - WTH was he thinking?
I didn't know wcw nitro was filming in the summer of 1994 lol learn something new everyday
Andy was a year off on that one the first episode of WCW Monday Nitro was September 4,1995 lol
The babe ruth of wrestling.
Hogan only went for the title so many times cuz he knew he could. Knew he had creative control. Knew he was the biggest draw. Knew he wouldn't have to go thru a lotto get there.
TNA ... Styles, Joe, Angle, Abyss, Bully, Daniels, Beer Money, Kim, James even Killings
Whatcha Gonna Do Brother