Vader - When Hulk Hogan Double Crossed Me in WCW
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- Vader discusses the time Hulk Hogan double crossed him in WCW during a match. Full shoot ➤ TitleMatchNetwork.com
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Vader came into WCW and absolutely dominated the early half of the 1990s. By the time Hulk Hogan came to town in 1994 all bets were all off. Find out how Hogan would routinely agree to stipulations and finishes only to change his mind at the last minute. Or how about when Hulk Hogan kicked out of Vader's finishing move mid match after agreeing not to? Vader gives us a little bit of insight to wrestling politics that went down in WCW and WWF.
This Vader shoot interview was conducted in 1998.
RIP Vader (Leon White)
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There is not a back Hogan isn’t willing to stab or a lie he won’t tell rather than the truth. Hogan was snd still is about Hogan, no the business, the boys or the company he works for. I wish Vader had shot on Hogan if for no other reason than to humble him and get pay back for everyone Hogan had screwed or lied too.
midnight chocker
Vader passed away a few years back so this isn’t recent.
@@bigfoot2347 he was 43 in this vid & i look much younger at 44.
For being such a big monster in the ring Vader seemed like a pretty cool dude im surprised how quiet his voice is
Until it snaps
@@mj-7444 have you forgot about the interview in Kuwait.
It being Vader.
He was really really strong
@@YousefTube that was planned 😆😆
Boy Meets World!
The single biggest mistake WCW made was giving Hogan creative control over his matches.
Well Turner wanted Hogan, and they gave him everything just to sign him.
Before he turned heel for the NWO, Hogan asked for 20k a month for turning heel. Because Hogan felt he would lose merchandise sells if he turned heel, then he made more money as a heel and still kept the 20k a month.
@Damien Jones Actually because Hogan had lost quite a bit of the luster and mainstream adoration he had back at his peak, interest in tuning in to see Hogan do his shtick and usual promos were pretty mild tbh, lol. Hogan's debut and first 2 years at WcW only saw a minor spike in interest. THEN WcW got to the top via a combination of The Outsiders and Hogan forming the NWO and the emergence of Crow Sting. Even Hogan himself, at Bash At The Beach, in a semi-shoot said (where he turned heel as the 3rd NWO man) " ..The reception I got when I came out here...You fans can stick it brother " Lol, he was about 25% in character, and 75% just being Hogan. Hogan had some Hulkamaniacs showing up to shows... but that following, that attendance and those ratings were meager compared to when he WAS the top draw.
If hogan were such a draw Vince would've never let him go.
@@pumpkinsdontcry steroid scandal, hogans age and Vince thinking back then that a y guy can draw.
Today Vince has more faith in Brocklesnar, Goldberg and Undertaker than the current roster. That's because he knows not all guys can draw. Hogan was the biggest WWF draw, Randy Savage and Ultimate warrior were also decent. But Vince went with Bret hart and Shawn Michaels and the business fell down.
@@pumpkinsdontcry Kumar said part of it. Hogan at the time had no plans of returning to Wrestling as well as he wanted to do Movies and Tv shows, he started Thunder in paradise tv show at the time and was content on doing that. It wasn't until Flair and a few other guys kept asking him to come to WCW which he at 1st kept saying No to until he was offered a contract so massive he couldn't say No to. Look this up its been well confirmed by multiple wrestlers , Bischoff, and Hogan.
I'm 43 years old, I been a Hulkamaniac since Wrestlemania 2 in 1986, I'm still a fan of Hulk Hogan to this day, despite my fandom, I said this when this match originally took place, and I'm saying this now, Vader should have won that FIRST match at Superbrawl, and not by a fluke either, Vader should have destroyed him, it would have been HUGE business! Hulk Hogan trying to get revenge, trying to take down the mighty monster BIG VAN VADER! But I'm sure that wouldn't have worked for him BROTHER!
I always thought the same thing. Vader vs Flair or Hogan with Vader going over would have just made sense. I re-watching WCW now over the network and WCW at this time was just laughable.
So at like 13-14 years old in the mid 90’s you were watching wrestling with that mindset? I’m
The same age and I was still watching it as a mark. But Vader was my favorite big guy ever. Even as a Hulkamaniac
Hogan is a selfish prick..that simple
RIP Vader
You deserved better 😢
Yeah great comment amen
Agreed
I remember Hogan saying the mans too strong, as a face AND used a chair on Vader. Vader should of won cleanly over him, like ddp should of been the guy to end Goldbergs winning streak.
Vader discusses this incident in his book. Hogan was supposed to take the power bomb and just lay there for a long time until the officials took him out in a stretcher. The idea was to sell Vader as this super-strong villain. Hogan’s explanation for no-selling is that he was calling an audible based on the live crowd’s reaction.
Vader has good mind for wrestling he should have been a booker.
*Had a good mind for wrestling. R.I.P Vader
Yes!! 🏴☠️🍺⚡🍺🏴☠️
@@gesarts3625 *HAS
@@aotearoa4eva924 he is dead... so HAD.
Hogan to everyone: "Well, you know something, brother, screw you, dude."
😅🤣😅🤣
" That doesnt work for me bortha "
Also Hogan: Nice wife brother. Hey how about...
Hogan's gotta Hogan.
I can hear that in my head in Hogan's voice too. 🤣🤣
@@vampirascoffin870 Bortha? Are you trying to roll me up brother? Is that what this is to you brother? A joke? How do you know my Grandma's name is Bortha brother? Bortha Bolea dude. That's my Grandma's name brother. She used to ride into town on her Hog with her 22" pythons hanging in those ape hangers brother and she'd stroll up to the Baddest dude on the block brother and by he grace of the Big Hulkamaniac in the sky dude lift that big nasty giant up over her head dude and as he came crashing down brother the people would sing Yankee Doodle Dandy dude and come unglued for the Bortha'ster brother. Borthamania was running wild dude!
Big Van Vader with the head gear and Harley Race was awesome.
Vader should have potatoed Hogan when he got up after the powerbomb that way
He probably would have been fired. Hogan seems like he did more harm than good in WCW.
Hogan was waxing Bischoff's mushroom tip so he could do whatever he wanted to do...
@@toddrichardson8595 yep. Same things he did with Vince back in the day.
Oh I wish he would have! Vader was absolutely right in this interview
@@timothycrosby4251 I was never a Hogan fan, I always thought he was lazy as hell and would almost never go out of his way to try to step up and deliver a good show. Only in Japan did he ever put a lot of effort into his matches. Even as a kid, I could see this and I thought that shtick was lame. His theatrics were fine, but Jesus give us more than a few poses, hulking up, a big boot and a leg drop for God's sake. Instead it was got your money suckers, that is all you are getting in the main event. I bought the first 2 Wrestlemania's, but after that I would only watch it at someone else's expense, and it was the under-card I was interested in.
I could tolerate him in WWF, because I really didn't care about WWF as anything but just a second choice at that point, but the day he stepped into WCW, it was like a kick in the gut, because I knew even then what it meant as soon as he jobbed out Flair. It meant that WCW, the legacy of the NWA and Jim Crockett Promotions which was my wrestling brand of choice from the time I was 9 years old, was unquestionably over.
As rough as the early 90's was with all the nonsense creeping in on TBS, there was still enough to where it was still Sting, the Steiners, Flair, Steamboat, Rude, Vader and all the other amazing talents who would go out make up for all the crap by killing it in the ring. It still felt like the NWA, which I came to love. Once Hogan came, it was just Hulk Hogan's rock n wrestling redux and I hated it. When the NWO came around it was kind of cool for about a year, but it was really ECW that peaked my interest through this period. I never trusted the WWF in the Attitude era enough to be financially invested, because I knew Vince McMahon was only doing it because he had no other choice.
Vader legit scared me when I was a kid.
For me it was King Kong Bundy. I grew up in the 80s. That was before Vaders reign in the 90s.
He just to scared me too until i saw him on Boy Meet World i use to love that show and love Vader cameos on the show you know that he must to have a good sense of humor cause his name on the show was Leslie Stechino the dad of Frankie the Enforcer
@@JoseFlores-xc7wu Man i love his Boy Meets World stuff. When Mr. Feeny calls him out and calls him Mr Stechino and Vader just melts😂😂😂😂 Classic
Kamala looked right at me with his eyes wide and tilted his head when I was 10 in 1986. It freaked me out pretty bad. I didn't cry or anything, but he was scary at that age. Now, I would love to be able to meet him. It will probably never happen, but it would be cool.
For me it would have been Viscera , that dude made me straight up hide my face when he came out
Hulk Hogan is the classical Covert Narcissist. He had an unbelievable character portrayed a certain way and behind closed doors screwed over too many wrestlers
Not to mention, banged his best friends wife post wrestling
Makes you glad ultimate warrior beat him clean in Wrestle mania 6
I think it was 6?
As someone else said, I would go to war with Hulk Hogan. I wouldn't touch Terry Bollea with a 30' pole.
Higan ratted out Jesse ventura to vince about forming a wrestling union and vince forced Jesse to retire or fired ventura. Hogan was the 1 who got vince off his summer of 1994 steroid trial and lied under oath Said vince didn't give hogan steroids or other wrestlers steroids but vince forced wrestlers to take steroids or get fired, that's why vince got bailed out during the federal steroid trial cause he made hogan a big star and make millions. Hogan also didn't wanna put over bret hart and ric flair for the wwf title.
When Hulk got up from Vaders finish, Vader should have put him straight back down.
I've never really liked Hogan. A lot of that has to do with growing up watching NWA and WCW in the 80s and being a big Sting fan. Now that I'm older and know about how dirty Hogan was back stage, I'm glad I never was a fan. Still not.
Bandana and hair extensions 😂
He's the best of all time
@Make Me Believe yes
Hogan was a back stabbing prick. He sucked as a wrestler would not wrestle certain people probably due to the fact they would make him look bad bottom line is Hogan looked after Hogan.
Even in the day I was never a hogan fan that pump up superhero shit he did made wrestling look fake and thats what I don't like I loved titos flying forearm that looked real and after being hit with that you can see why guys went down .same as the ddt. But all hogan had was his leg drop that wouldn't stop me so why did it stop the best guys he was just toooo fake for me and then he steals his mates wife really how can that be a hero .maybe he wanted two wife's his hot blonde and miss Elizabeth that would have been good times in the 80s
Hogan at that point was riding on his name. He didn't have the body anymore that's for sure. He got off the juice, nobody liked him down south (the fans) and he got booed walking in the door. As far as the Vader match. Leon should have understood that Hogan did that with everybody, never a real comeback story. Always keeps the belt and go on vacation with an " injury " that's been his m.o. forever. Sting gets hurt, loses the belt, comes back and wins it again. Hogan refused to do this. He would let it get passed on to the next guy also and then wrestle him. His comeback story has never involved him dropping the belt. Vader is a good guy, if he says he was gonna give it back, he was . See stings shoot on vader, he always gave back.
he was also riding his ppv record. even in WCW, hogan in 94-96 before the nwo had ppv numbers that flair, sting and vader never came close to before hogan arrived..
@@saveus228 🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's hilarious. There was no ppv record when he first arrived in wcw, infact the numbers were down. People in the south were not in love with hulkamania like they were in the north and we know that because his numbers were dropping up north too. When he finally smartend up and did the nwo bit is when his numbers climbed again. Even if you were born, day 1, yesterday, you'd know that. The 20 people that hit the like button on my comment know that because most of us lived during that era. I myself have been in the business so I know what I know from people working at that time.
@@saveus228 " OH MY neck brother " 😂🤣🤣🤣 nice try
@@moubear32 . yup. Hogan coming to wcw turned me to WWF. Wcw lost its way. The ending usually were 10 person beat downs. They lost there way.
@@moubear32 WCW was on TBS it was broadcast throughout the entire USA. It wasn't on local syndicates in a few Dixie markets at Noon on Saturday morning.
VADER is a badass LEGEND
“That doesn’t work for me brother, how bout I drop the leg on you and we call it a day, brother”
Vador rules !! He doesn't get enough credit for being a great worker
It's VADER NOT VADOR
A consistent professional
I regret I never got to see Vader wrestle live.
I feel the same way
Me too brother
Vader was a sweet heart. How the business do this man dirty with no pause.
God: Its your time Hulk. Today you will pass away and come to heaven.
Hogan: that doesn't work for me brother.
Don't you all wish Vader would have gone shoot mode on Hogan when he immediately got up from thr vader bomb and pinned him? Same withem Shawn Michaels at Summerslam.
@Damien Jones its different, that was Undertaker's gimmick. Everyone in the locker room knew it. Hogan here was supposed to stay down to sell the Vader Bomb and decided to no sell it and jump up immediately.
Actually, the undertaker character was a mockery of wrestling. Not even kids believed he was a real dead man, just another cartoon character.
@@GameTime-yj6qv Hogan "Hulked up" that was his gimmick as well. he did it in like every match just about popping right up no selling a big move.
@@scottsnow137 i know he did. But Vader is saying that Hogan was supposed to stay down awhile to sell the Vader Bomb. Then decided right there in the ring to pop right up.
@Damien Jones If Taker says he's going to stay down, you can always trust that Taker is going to stay down.
Being a HUGE Sting fan as a kid I hated Big Van Vader at the same time but he was truly a monster heel that put the fear of god into you on screen, off screen he was always said to be one of the softest and nicest people you could meet
I like hogan but he also ratted out Jessie the body for trying to unionize
Yeah that was just wrong. Imagine what that could've done for the wrestlers.
Really fucked up considering Hogan had nothing to lose from his fellow wrestler unionizing
Yeah I agree .. he didn't need to do that at all .
You really think having a union is the way to go???? Either you are in a union or you've never been around one.
Well selfish Hogan didn't want a union, that meant other guys would get paid more, Hogan wanted it all for himself.
I feel like I'm having breakfast with Vader at a diner.
Butcher the Beefcake Whatever. That’s the name Ed Leslie should have used for his entire career.
The beefcake, the butcher, the candlestick maker...I remember in WCW when Beefcake changed his name to "The Man With No Name" Yes, That actually happened 😂
@@mr.mirchenstein6549 Let's not forget the ZODIAC!!!!!!!! (YES!!! NO!!!! YES!!! NO!!!!)
Butcher the Beefcake should be a modern wrestler’s name
@@iLikeMyOwnPosts It should. And he should be a fat hepatitis riddled Hamburglar ripoff who gets buried instantly.
This should amuse you, th-cam.com/video/V7OPKZLrOTs/w-d-xo.html
Vader thought Hogan was bad, went to WWE and Shawn Michaels told Hogan "hold my beer".
@@anthonybatissa1417 I read it in Shawn Michaels' voice.
Yeah, ok stupid.
yea atleast hogan filled the seats
"Hold my earrings"
Shawn michaels is a flash in the pan Hogan is a Legend…
I always thought Vader never got the rewards of being a good wrestler. I always was a fan! R.I.P. big guy💪🏿❤
Him and bam bam bigelow to of the most agile big men to ever lace up wrestling boots
Vader was so captivating! Can’t help but cheer how talented he was, no matter how good a heel!
With the way Vader is talking, specifically when he says things like "that was a lot of money back then" you think that he was describing something that happened decades prior but this was shot in 98 and the events he is talking about were in 95, but the way wrestling was in 95 and the way it was in 98 sure as hell felt like more than a 3 year difference.
Cost of living went up dramatically in those few years specifically after coming out of a recession.
After the formation of the NWO; WCW and wrestling in general was having a resurgence.
"That's not going to work for me brother" is what was heard whenever Hogan was asked to look at the lights.
He was a complete backstabber and a liar if it benefitted and protected his spot . The ones who say they had no problem working with Hogan were the ones who he didn’t see as a threat to his spot. Eg I think Kamala said he had no problem working with him, probably for this reason. I’ve never heard stories about him being overly aggressive, but just backstabbing.
Hogan always going into business for himself not what's good for the company. That's one of the biggest reasons WCW isn't around today among other things.
He would have been great casting as Bane. He would have crushed it.
Michael Henry i think he was in one of the older batman movies
@@charliesmith7901 Jeep Swenson played bane in one of the movies. but yes vader had the look for bane but I don't know if he could do the lines right.
Juggernaut.
Wow, just wow. He would have been terrible casting as bane or juggernaut. Do people really hate those characters that much?
Vader is a monster, but not jacked like Bane.
Vader is totally right.
@Damien Jones No, if your mother wasn't stupid, she would have had an abortion
@Damien Jones I have been a Hulkamaniac for 30 years. Vader was right. He should have won the first match. The AWA and WWF way wasn't gonna work in WCW. In WCW business was best when the baby face was chasing a heel for the title
Damien Jones say it to his face
Rip Vader
Vader Time snap back is sick! RIP to the big man!
When Hogan jumped up after Vader’s power bomb that was the last time I ever watched WCW .I thought it was so stupid .They Killed the Vader mystique .I went back to watching Vader tapes from Japan ..
Never would have thought of Vader as such a company man.
Hogan and his f**king ego not only pissed over Vader, but he pissed over every wrestler who took Vader's powerbomb...and SOLD IT! At that precise moment Vader was DOA in WCW.
Vader: At least do what's best for the company...
Hogan: Let me reintroduce myself, brother...
The thing is Hogan got his in the end. Watch his HoF induction where everyone shat on him and he was mad like a child. Ultimate classic. Terry went against the clique and he got the horns. When he no longer had Bischoff protecting him all the real feelings came out.
When was this? I’ve never seen the video.
Yeah I would like to see that
His hof induction the fans wouldn't stop cheering snd he's still the biggest name there is
I love the Hogan clown hair in the thumbnail!🤣🤣🤣
As someone that lived through that time period and was 10 at the time and was a hulkamaniac this got really boring, real quick.
I was CHEERING when Andre the Giant beat him for the title.
What u mean this. The interview or Hogan politicking
Fans were cheering loudly when Hogan was eliminated by Sid Justice in the 1992 Royal Rumble.
When Vader was in WCW one of the boys crapped in Vader’s bag. Still to this day nobody talks about it
Loved wrestling during these times being a kid. Who knew the backstage drama there was like the workplace drama I would end up having too as an adult.
Legendary figure in wrestling
...I'd say He was a class act in the later years of his life after wrestling.
Vader was a beast
Politics of wrestling, just like where I work.
Vader v baby face sting is an early memory for me.
I dont know much at all about how Vader was when he was in Asai! But I bet with the crazy helmet gear for his entrance...and the way he played his character so well....PURE LEGEND!
‘That’s not gonna work for me, Brother’.
One of the craziest things I've seen is when Vaders eyeball popped out during a match, and he put it back in.
Always loved Vader, for a big guy he moved like a much smaller guy. And he always had good energy.
The way he worked with Sting in 1992-93 was a classic example of a strong way to book a big man. They would have Sting lose a few but always get that important win that kept him in it.
The Hogan thing was backwards from jump because Hulk was hesitant about working with Leon. Putting him in a title match against Ed Leslie at Starcadde was an awful idea. From a booking standpoint, Beefcake/Butcher hadn't even really worked any big matches in WCW. He was just Hogan's corner man and there was no reason to believe he was going to go over. They overestimated how much people would care about the betrayal. If anything they should have had his double cross cost him the belt to Vader at Starcadde. Do their match at Super Brawl with them eventually going back to a long run with Vader that would see Hulk finally beat him in the summer.
That's not gonna work for me, brother.
“That don’t work for me, Brother”.
"Shoot, Vader, Shoot!!" was a popular meme on rec sport pro wrestling (RSPW) on usenet back in the olden days of 1995
Who? (NN)
Memories man lol. remember Bra DD Shaw
Vader was the man. R.I.P. Big V
I completely agree with Big Van Vader. He was the top dog in the early 90s and should have beat hogan to have another run with the title. Same thing in WWF. Vader should have gone over on Shawn Michaels. He legit made people feel fear and was awesome to watch.
Vader was actually booked to win the WWF Championship at Summerslam '96, with HBK winning the belt back at Survivor Series. But HBK politics prevented that from happening. Thus going backwards and screwing Vader out of his mega push. Vader was then booked to win the IC title in '97, but his incident in Kuwait killed his last chance at any push he was considered for. He became a jobber to the stars soon after.
Always liked Vader
Hogan should have but Vader over and Shawn should have put Vader over at Summerslam 96! He deserved the title and it would have been a game changer!
@Ze TheGame I advise you to shut your mouth.
Rest In Peace Leon White aka Big Van Vader. It's not unusual that the company went with who they thought would draw more money which was Hogan at the time whatever opinion we may have of him he is the biggest name to ever come out of wrestling
I got the 1k like. Been waiting for this day on ANY video for a LONG time. Great interview you unearthed, not surprised about the content though unfortunately. RIP Leon White.
He says at the beginning that Ric Flair double crossed him as well.
Flair or sting beating Vader is ridiculous.
Why is it that businesses are dog eat dog, and wrestling is supposed to be sugar and sunshine? It's everyone for themselves!
@@mikebowermaster4250 true at that time Big V was the Man.
@@mikebowermaster4250 Two different scenarios. Pro wrestling is business where people need to cooperate and work with each other in order to succeed. To varying degrees of course. But take a guy like Vader for example: 400 lbs. Hogan nor anybody else is slamming that guy if he doesn't allow it. A match could go sideways real quick if one of the participants doesn't want to play ball. To act selfish and only think of what's good for your character is just douchey in a business where you depend on other people to look good.
@@mikebowermaster4250 What's ridiculous? You want him to go undefeated?
Leon was a class act, R.I.P Big van vader.
Vader's perspective makes a helluva lot of sense. Hogan and his WWE Hulkamania style booking coming into WCW was nauseating ESPECIALLY when he books Brutus FREAKING BEEFCAKE for a STARRCADE OPPONENT 🤮🤮🤮
Brutus didn't belong on a clash of the champions main event lol
@@DAKINS896 Brutus didn't belong on a Saturday Night main event.
“That doesn’t work for me brother”
Ahh yes, the Butcher was a LEGIT contender for a world title...🤔😂
headlined a fucking starrcade lol
Terrible
They should've never have brought Beefcake into WCW. Waste of time and money.
I couldn't help but think about Undertaker and Khali during this interview. Undertaker was practically squashed by Khali in their first ever bout. Undertaker agreed to be squashed by this stiff lamppost; he's such a giver! That's why he'll always tower over Hogan...
I think more wrestlers need to be wearing hats with their gimmick on it.
That hat did look a tad small on Vader though. Ha. Especially, that brim. Ha.
Hogan did this to everyone...and yet their is a certain percentage of hulkamaniacs that still deny it all.
"Someone betrayed me? Welcome to the Business! "
I got to see Vader drop the title to Flair at Starrcade '93 when I was 8. Incredible event. Glad I got to see this guy perform.
I don’t know why they did that, flair wasn’t a main event guy and couldn’t draw like Vader at that point in his career
@@ladistar That's fair. Just a month or so before that I went to another WCW event where Flair cheated to beat Rick Rude, only to move on to a title shot with Vader. That event did make me a huge Flair fan though.
@@ladistar Are you kidding? Flair was one of the biggest draws in the company, and Staircase '93 was in his hometown, makes perfect sense to me. Plus it was a great match.
@@zacoman2225 Staircase 93 lmao
@@sourcecode16 Lol damn autocorrect 😂
Comes across as an absolutely top guy. Gone too soon.
good interview
R.I.P Big Van Vader
I was never a Hogan fan and hulkamania bored me as well. Growing up I wanted to watch wrestling no a show centered around Hogan. I always loved watching vader wrestle especially in Japan. He wrestled like a luchador in Japan.
Vader I like in WCW and wwf
As a child growing up hogan was my hero... as an adult with children of my own now,, wrestling has no family wholesome values these days. I miss the 80's
classic case of nostalgia. 80s wrestling was a drug fuelled toxic environment filled with violent meat heads. the business is far more professional today.
@@royalzak2670 And never been worse. Bring back the drugs and meatheads.
if you're looking for family values in pro wrestling...I cant think of any time in wrestling where you could actually point any out. Hogan told people to eat vitamins I guess that's good. Angle told people to drink milk? That's about it man.
@@LoveProWrestling CM Punk told people to be straight edge 🤣😂
Vader was a totally perfect Monster Heel. Huge, Fast, Powerful, Agile too and just destructive. He played his part so well that fans, myself included, looked forward to him just destroying opponents. Sting's matches with Vader were so well put together with them convincingly trading wins and losses. I could never believe Flair or Hogan going over Vader especially in the way they did.
Man Vader is right 100% of the way man. Who knew Leon had the business sense he did. Prichard has always said he loved Leon but man he was a little stubborn when it came to a lot of stuff. I think it was because of all the shit he put up with in WCW.
It's fortunate for Hogan (and the late great Paul Orndorff) that Vader has self control.
This monster heel should have had the book. He knew the psychology, the business, and could have put together some amazing shows.
I like how Vader calls The Coke'ster Terry :-)
One of my favorite heels RIP
Vader is one tough son of a bitch. I still remember seeing him get his eyeball popped out of socket, putting it back in and finished the match! 😳
That's not going to work for me, brother!"
The way that live crowds treat Hogan now is Karma.
Jim Cornette was right about Vader, for a big guy he’s quite a big softie.
IRL. Vader would have destroyed hogan.
Hogan won the title from Ric, Ric won at the Clash, Hogan won in the cage a retirement match, at Starcade Hogan vs the Butcher should have had Arn Anderson involved to make it better maybe a three way or 3 different matches set up, it was hard to follow Ric vs Hulk.AA would have put fire into the match set up.
They didn't have three way matches in WCW until 95, WWE didnt start until 97
That doesn't work for me brother-Hulk Hogan quote before every ppv
I NEED that Vader Time hat thanks
Vader was the real power house of wrestling and WWE screwed Vader of wrestling and going for WWE title shot and Vince McMahon go worried and scared so he BS Vader so glad Vader was WCW R.I.P. you where taken too soon Vader always remembered WCW BADASS wrestler
*Vader powerbombs Hulk Hogan*
Hogan gets up, does a backflip, snaps the guy's neck and saves the day
HEY VADAR!!!....if you ever see this I want to tell you that you are a bad ass and I was legit scared when my favorites had to wrestle you cause you was so dam scary and tough.
Vader needed to give hogan a receipt for that bs, forget being professional
What if Vader's eye would periodically pop out?
Vader’s not gonna work for me brother
Vader wrestled the rock for the intercontinental title in the wwf, stiff as hell. Also Vader is a legend.
Original plans actually called for Vader to win the IC title in '97, but the whole Kuwait incident destroyed that last chance he had of getting over. He became a jobber to the stars soon after the incident.
To be fair, his style rubbed some of the top stars the wrong way.
Shawn didn't want to work with him, and Bret had the choice between Vader and the Patriot. Well, Bret chose the Patriot.
It's unfair to just lay all the blame on WWF/Vince when Vader's stiff style didn't really resonate with some of the main eventers