Wrestling Legends Discuss Hulk Hogan
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- Wrestling Legends Talk About Hulk Hogan
Numerous legendary wrestling, former World Champions and WWE Hall of Famers discuss Hulk Hogan who was put back in the WWE Hall of Fame in 2019 after being removed for several years for some racist remarks he made. The wrestlers in this video discuss knowing Hogan at various times during his career as both one of the top moneymakers ever in the business and green starting out.
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New favorite quotes "It wasn't that I was any better than him. I was just a new face. But I was better than him" 😂😂😂
I was about to transcribe the same thing.
Lmao
Sid Vicious/Justice was the only guy from those days, who I genuinely thought was snapped.
First thing I thought of was the Dave Chappell/Rick James fuck yo couch skit lmao
you can tell Sid is a down to earth dude
Sid Vicious, back in the day, was a scary looking dude.
Yeah definitely, he was nearly 7 feet and just beefed up and massive!
John Fair he was so real I thought he’d actually hurt my favorite wrestlers
Yeah man he was the real deal. Size, power and a nut case! Loved it!
From *New Zealand* 🇳🇿🇳🇿☝🏾
legend has it, hes still a scary looking dude today
Legend has it, also, that he reads all these comments, and whenever someone talks bad about the way he looks, he hunts them down, and he does things to them that can only be described as “vicious.” Apparently, the one thing that makes him especially angry, more than anything else, is to be called scary looking. He also hates being called a dude.
"It wasnt that I was better than him. I was just a new face...and I was better than him."
Lol perfect
Sid Justice was a massive, terrifying wrestler in his days. So damn good.
Vicious?
@@jamieboyd5208 Both. He was Sid Justice first and then Vicious in WWE
Did was also Lord Humugoues in UWF and mid south
Did Was Lord Humugoues in UWF and mid south wrestling
@@blakeedmondson9573 he was also Lord Humugoues before Psycho Sid
I stopped watching wrestling at about 11 ...1991 ...but I can not get enough when it comes to seeing what these men have to say about the 80s wrestling
That was going to be my comment, nearly every bit.....
Same here
Same here! Love looking At my old 80's wrestling icons😎💯❤
You stopped watching wrestling when you were 11??
Yes I exactly the same as you
JAKE THE SNAKE MAN... TRUE HERO. LONG LIVE THE 80S!!!
Diamond Dallas Page saved that mans life, both guys are absolute beauts
@@doeyjiaz4798 Yeap... you speak the truth
@@doeyjiaz4798 how ?
@@petermacias19 he went into ddp's yoga program lol look it up
No matter what age Sid turns he will always be scary as hell.
you should see him now. he looks like a grandfather who just wants to know if your doing good. lol
SID “I’m not sayin I’m better than him” 2 seconds later...”I’m was better than him”
He meant he didnt think he was more talented he was just more over than him.
Lmao Rick James on Chappelle Show vibes 😂
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@@stevelowe2647 Hogan was solid when he was working his way up, but after that, it's like he didn't care and let the popularity carry him
Superstar Billy Graham seems like such a laid back cool man. Nice he isn't bitter about Hogan and Steiner ripping his look
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery…. I’m sure the superstar new that!
or Flair on the mic.
Honestly if I inspired someone in some way I’d be cool with it it’d be dope
Issue with Superstar is that he'll change his mind and bitch next time he needs money
@@The_Hero74_ what if it interferes with your income tho??
Billy Graham is such a humble dude, he had his whole persona ripped off but still sings nothing but praises.
And Ric Flair, Steve Austin Scott Steiner, Triple H, and Jesse Ventura also were heavily inspired by Billy. Flair was so "inspired" by Buddy Rogers that he took his name. Sting was so "inspired" by the movie "The Crow" he basically cosplays as the lead to this day. Wrestling is full of people taking heavy inspiration of those who came before and other popular cultural things. It isn't what you are inspired by, it is what you do with it. People just like to trash Hogan because they don't like him, not because he is deserving of it. He may not be the best individual, but that doesn't change the fact that he was one of the most impactful wrestlers to ever enter the ring; he accomplished more than Billy Graham ever did.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Everything in pro wrestling is a rip-off or a gimmick from something that was done before it's all been done before and pro wrestling
@Cherokee outlaw 2.0 While that’s true, the extent to which Hogan took his character goes beyond lifting. It turns out, he told the higher ups that his shtick would blow up huge if he could be a baby face, but I guess they thought they needed to start new, since they always used him as heel. So they gave Hogan all his characteristics except as baby face, so Hogan got to blow up big. And yeah, he is humble now, but dude went off the edge with drug addictions because he couldn’t handle his character being given to someone else and himself made irrelevant.
Just my opinion but Lex comes across as that Great Uncle that you only see at cookouts once a year who shows up and tells the grandkids road stories for hours while they're all sat round the fire just rapt with wonderment. So friendly and soft spoken
He was humbled after his stroke
Kevin Sullivan was a great booker, and Scott Steiner is a math genius.
💯💯 True
Too bad he wasn't smart enough to not go buck wild with the steroids lol
At first glance i thought you said meth genius 😂
@@hectorsalamanca9483 133 1/3 true
Always felt as a kid as much as I LOVED HULKAMANIA that Jake the Snake deserved more.
Him and Ricky The Dragon.
Absolutely
Roddy Pipper too
So did the Bulldog, Mr perfect, Rude, Warlord and Dibiase
And Snuka...
Tony atlas said Hogan was a self made wrestler/entertainer. Hogan in Japan actually wrestled but in the states was a entertainer. People said companies wanted Hogan for drawing power not in ring ability.
the angle with Jake would have been incredible, as good a heel as he was and the sad thing is if the crowd reacted the same way today, they'd run with it anyway...but Hulkamania had more than run its course and folks were ready for someone else.
Sid was like "I wasn't better than Hogan....But I was"
Was funny
Sid wishes he was better
I have half the brain you do.
Have you ever worked somewhere when a coworker gets a promotion and another coworker rants about how they should've gotten the promotion because they were so much better? That's what some of these people sound like when they talk about wrestlers that are more famous than they are.
you don’t know much about life do you? it’s usually the kiss asses who get promotions. Not the best employees or wrestlers 😂😂
Every wrestler in this vid is still alive which is incredible
wow Sid , totally new light on you man, glad to have been alive to see you in the ring.
Yo Hannibal, you seem like a really cool dude man. Really appreciate your hard work and the great interviews you make. Hope your staying safe during all this madness.
This comment aged like milk lmao. Hannibals a piece of shit. He just stabbed the f outta some referee and sending him to the hospital. He doesn't deserve to wrestle anywhere.
Rick Steiner probably by far my favorite
I was there at RR92 live, it was my birthday present. The fans were mixed on the Hogan elimination. There were many WCW fans in the crowd happy that either Flair or Sid was about to win the WWF championship. Hogan fans far outnumbered Flair/Sid fans. However, the majority of people did not like Hogan's reaction after being tossed out. Point is Hogan's time was far from over and it wasnt the majority cheering he was out. WWF clearly did not expect Flair to bring as many fans with him as he did.
Sid now looks like young Clarkson from top gear
Haha liked my own post thinking it was someone else
Hogan’s theme song was part of what made him so big. Killer theme song.
Scott Steiner has a 141 and 2/3% chance of being right about Hogan.
"My brother don't like you, he don't care." Well, bless his heart
I can fully respect what Hulk Hogan did for wrestling but he has never been one of my favorites.
I honestly hated Hogan even as a little kid. And even as an adult my whole attitude is “I told you so!”!😂😂
Hulk Hogan is a legend. One of the biggest names ever. I don’t take that from him. But the Rock has surpassed him in mainstream success.
Hogan was the man. Vincent McMahon and the current WWF/WWE owes alot to Hogan. Boxing had Muhammad Ali, Ray Leonard and Mike Tyson, NBA had Bird, Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan. Wrestling had Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Steve Austin and Buddy Rogers and Bruno Sammartino before them
Melvyn Singleton except those other sports were not predetermined or choreographed. Vince made the conscious decision to make him “the guy” and he took the opportunity and made the most out of it. Unfortunately his ego ran wild and he stood in the way of pushing the business past himself on several occasions not allowing others to be bigger than him, even when he was older and past his prime. Which leaves us wondering if he did more harm than good.
@@JoanRudith i disagree partially with that
Sid is right. Fans, me included, were sick of Hogan by early 92. Same old shit.
Yes.
Butt hurt hogan spotted who like his 2 move arsenal 😭😂😭😂
@AAAnderson055 Who are you? No one. Exactly. STFU.
Here's a tissue..
Sid was supposed to be The Next Hulk Hogan👍💪🙂
Macho Man was the GOAT
DAM RIGHT!!!!!!
Nothing means nothing, Mean Gene
Ohhhh Yeaaaa
Nope hogan was
The Hitman
Superstar Billy Graham seems like such a good dude
Like him or not, in his prime, Sid Vicious was a fukn scary dude...
Brock before Brock lol
And yet, Sid and Ultimate Warrior were frickin terrible in the ring!!! Rip 🙏 Razor, Mr. Scott Hall was a thousand percent better than either of those two bums!!@! Rip 🙏 Razor
I wouldn't have guessed that was Sgt Craig Pittman. Wow.
Man, felt bad for Jake! Dude DESERVED to hold the world title(Even tho he, honestly didn't need it)! Imagine Vince applying this same logic to Austin/Bret!
The truth and actually sad thing with jake though, being a heavy drug addict then, meant that making more money would have meant more drugs. It wouldn't have made much of a difference. Don't think he wouldn't invested ,saved or helped others or even himself. Mo money mo problems was almost certain with him. It would've just meant more drugs for him. I am happy he's changed that aroung now though.
Jake Robert was a lowlife of a human being.
Exactly..he didn't need the strap to get over.
I have no clue what Kevin Sullivan was talking about.
He's a murderer what do you expect? He killed Bruiser Brody
Brian Utsler Jr., Kevin Sullivan killed him?
@@TrebleForTheBass i have no idea where you got that idea
Me too
Shagging bubba love sponge missus on tape
Just me or does Sid seem like the nicest calmest dude ever? He at one point in time was the scariest dude alive.
Thinking you're pretending to be something until suddenly realizing you are that thing is so true.
The best thing I ever saw about Hogan was something Nash said. Nash and him talked in a hotel parking lot for over an hour, with Nash explaining how Hogan was keeping the other guys down and not letting them get the right opportunities, and to Hulk's credit he sat there and listened to Nash say his piece, but in the end he just said "Brother, what you're proposing will cost me money." Nash just shook his hand, and said alright man.
so the fans wanted to see, Hogan get DDT, and they did not see him get DDT..... CLASSIC WWE.
Kevin Sullivan is awesome. Played one of the most vicious heels ever.
Just ask the Benoits... Oh that's right
Now I Respect Scott Steiner more then I use to. Gosh Poor Lex has aged bad.
Yep, this explains why Scott had a shit attitude in later years.
Dev this is a great way to compile the various clips. I wanted to comment (I may have already but cannot remember) hoping you might do a sit-down with Rick Martel one day. He debuted in my hometown of New Glasgow, NS and had an interesting career in general.
He told me he no longer wants anything to do with wrestling including interviews.
Unfortunate but have to respect his wishes I suppose. He had a great run and fans are grateful for it. Thanks for your response.
Watching wrestling in the 80s and kinda into the 90s it was Hogan and Warrior. Iconic. Of course there are many others but these two were my favorites. The Rock and Austin are right behind these two imo.
It’s called hyperhydrosis and I have that, too. I work in construction and my entire outfit from shirt, to pants, to socks is completely drenched after a day of work. My car seats are still wet the next day (yes I have cushioned covers that absorb it).
Bill Graham just a well loved decent guy whom I always loved and respected.
What Jerry Jarrett said stuck out to me because it applies to most guys today. Most guys today are wrestlers but they don't think they are wrestlers and don't see themselves as such, that's why they don't put the extra effort into their characters. Roman Reigns immediately popped into my head when he said that and to a lesser extent Drew McIntyre too. Brock Lesnar is an exception. He KNOWS he's a wrestler but doesn't really want to be one so he wishes he could pretend to be one but he's a natural! Roman really isn't.
None of them are wrestlers. They are all scripted actors.
Was sid talking about the warrior in the beginning? 1:23
I can't watch Sid without thinking of the SHOCKMASTER!!!!!!
I TOLD YA!
I DON'T CARE WHO YOU ARE BOY I DON'T CARE WHO YOU ARE!!!!!!!
Sid, you have class.
I think, especially in the 80s and 90s, that there was only a certain amount of money WWF was willing to pay out to all the wrestlers. And it wasn’t as much as the superstars make today. So Hogan wasn’t going to help bring new talent in that would dilute the amount of money being paid out to everyone. Of course he was looking out for himself, but he had been screwed over by promoters in the past and wasn’t going to let that happen again.
1000th comment! Isn’t Sid just the best and the opposite of what you’d think? After watching all these shoots I think Sid and Jake both have made a huge difference in how I view them.
Hogan became huge in the cartoon era and helped destroy wrestling. Flair and Sammartino were were real wrestling superstars.
You are forgetting the biggest superstar. Andre The Giant was the very first universal superstar. World renowned, and loved. Plus, too this day, no one that knew him says a bad word about him.
Drumming Tee without Hulk Hogan there would be no Wrestlemania
THEY WERE JUST AS MUCH HYPE AS HOGAN IF NOT MORE!!!
I don't know wrestling like you guys, but what a super guy SGT Pittmann seems. Sometimes it's disgraceful how people are treated.
Seriously takes a lot more guts to say no to hogan (apparently) than it does to wrestle him. Seems like a genuine nice guy.
Terry Bollea owes a hell of a lot to many people. There would’ve been no Hulkamania without guys like Superstar Billy Graham, Hiro Matsuda, Mike Graham, and Terry Funk taking him under their wing. Bollea is a lucky man, and he should have been more professional at least by paying it forward to others.
Agree
Glenn Leo Gapusan yeah there would. Billy Graham wished he had the charisma Hogan had ! You could run Superstar’s career back over 10 times and he still couldn’t achieve a fraction of what Hogan did.
The giant braight him mainstream.
Do you know how many people hulk Hogan put over also.
AND CABLE TV!!!
The thumbnail was worth the thumbs up alone lol
Hogan reminded me of the spoiled rich kid that if he didnt get what he wanted? He'd fall to the floor and kick and scream. His return with the NWO though revitalized his career. That POP against the Rock was legendary
Really Hogan wanted to quit for years Yet Vince Mcmahon and Eric Bischoff kept bringing him back.
Hogan got everyone jobs at WWF in the mid 80s...bobby heenan included
....Hogans a class act
Is that Napoleon Dynamite conducting these interviews?
Yes he gave us a good rate and he gets great hits
@@TheHannibalTV 😁😁😁
Hulk Hogan was John Cena before John Cena was John Cena. Still didn't see it coming.
Fordy Ford don't ever...EVER..put Cena in the same sentence has Hulk Hogan.
So.... Hogan just goes to show. You gotta watch how you treat people when their not on top?
@Aaron9 nope, YOU'RE one delusional fuck
The Madonna of professional wrestling
In the early 80's everyone loved hulk Hogan. He was the man. Him and Randy Savage.
Couldnt stand either
@@tracybuckley9870 Really??
Tracy Buckley you didn’t like Macho? First person I ever heard say that
Bold statement. I hated Hogan and so did most of my friends during the 80’s LOL
@@harlequin75 wow that's the first time I've heard that.
Sometimes I think that all of the behind the scenes stories are strictly that.. stories. They all act like there’s personal beef but here we are being entertained.
What's up Sid? Next time your in upstate South Carolina let me know I'll take you on anywhere anytime!
All I need to know about the character of Hogan is that he tried to bury The Undertaker by claiming he was an unsafe worker by pretending the safest tombstone piledriver in history injured him.
He had one of the greatest bodies in wrestling history😊😊😊😊
USMC I love this stuff especially Jerry Jarrett so smooth
Sid Vicious was a scary dude.
Thats cause he got half the brain that you do
Sid is the prototype wrestler of the 80s and 90s. He had it all...at times. When his promo was good he had it all.
General zod getting desperate trying to find superman by interviewing wrestlers.
😂😂😂
Green x
Machine xss#
These guys always forget theyre actors and over embrace their character
Agreed! These clowns take themselves way too serious
I used to like Hogan when i was kid but as I learned more about the real man behind the character I was like "Meh" .
As a fan. There is no denying what Hulk Hogan was to the wrestling business and his fame and popularity..
But seeing how he was to his other fellow wrestlers and especially in my opinion the worst thing Hogan ever did in preventing the wrestlers from being unionized by rating out Jesse Ventura prevented many from receiving the necessary healthcare they could have gotten..so Hogan was obviously a much different person as a businessman vs the fictitious hero that fans like myself grew up and emulated...
Randy Savage, Ultimate Warrior, Scott Steiner, Bruno Sammartino, and his first wife Linda to name a few and many others all knew the piece of shit Hogan was as a person and businessman, and yet while all of this is true, there is no denying his performance and what he was to the fan base..
I suppose the same can be said about many of our favorite actors and people throughout history. What you and I as fans who emulate and like them, behind the scenes, who they are as businessmen and spouses and other roles they take on in life are completely contrary to the hero and admiration status we put these people on..
BS!!! Stevie Ray would say otherwise.. If it wasn't for Hogan Harlem heat doesn't get their push..... You wouldn't have Undertaker...
Yeah, that is the thing I would hold against him too. Jesse was/ is good people. I am still a Hulkamaniac but when I heard that story I lost a lot of time for Hogan. He was a company man and he fucked Jesse over when he was only trying to do good, not cool. But the truth about Hogan is so much more complicated than anyone on either side wants to admit. Hulkamania was a myth, it was kayfabe, but the Hogan that many people these days want to portray as a universally hated slimeball out to screw everyone isn't true either. Hogan took the AWA faces to WWF and made WWF a massive success. Those same heads followed him to WCW at a time when WWF had been kicking its ass, and they turned it around. Hogan made wrestling what it was, but he was slow to know when to change. How he treated Brett Hart seems unfair and I say that as someone who never cared for Brett's character. But you have to understand this. Hogan told Vince that putting the Warrior over would be a mistake, Vince was determined and he played along. He put warrior over big time At Wrestlemania VI and Warrior proved him right, so he wasn't going to put someone else over again that he didn't believe in. I think that is fair enough. But listen to Angle talk about Hogan. He was in a panic because he heard all these horror stories about working with Hogan and feared Hulk wouldn't put him over, but he says they worked perfectly. Hulk would put you over if he thought you were believable. Most of the guys on this video did not speak particularly badly about him. Jake was just recalling an incident and it was neither of their faults. It is a pity as Hogan and Jake were/are my two favourite wrestlers, I would have been all over that feud. Terry Bollea is a complicated man with good and bad in him like most of us. He certainly isn't as virtuous as the Hogan myth but he is not the great Satan some make him out to be either. But for sure the way he stopped wrestlers unionising would be a massive black mark against him for me.
All of those people you mentioned except Bruno Sammartino were pieces of shit as well
The DDT was a dangerous move
Luger's story is awesome.
I know it's hard to pin point what makes someone become a superstar but I've always wondered why Hogan he's not the best wrestler his promos aren't very interesting his move set was standard and he wasn't even the biggest guy
Steiner says "you know" every other word.
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How many times does Scott Steiner say “you know” when speaking?? 😐
Rick Steiner is the most badass guy in the business, why? He's the only guy that can control Scott, and who Scott won't mess with, and Scott isn't afraid of anyone.
HAKU WOULD DISAGREE!!!
@@THEREALLORDJ I definitely would put haku up there near or at the top. But Rick is right their as well.
@@hockeyfan1988 NOT SAYING HE AINT BUT THEY BOTH TELL STORIES ABOUT HAKU!!!
@@THEREALLORDJ oh yeah for sure I would definitely chose haku if I needed someone watching my back in a bar fight
@@hockeyfan1988 DEFINITELY!
If Jake Roberts thinks his arms were bigger than Hogan's than he's nuts.
He means his actual Python snakes
Lex Luger looks like Mr Burns from the Simpsons
I remember that wrestling statue behind Jerry Jarrett. It was on the beginning of Memphis wrastlin’ for years when I was a kid in the early 80s
The team for HOGAN seems to be more like ( Me Myself & I )
..rene
I love how Kevin Sullivan can not comprehend the type of guy that gets off on being a cuckold.
Similar to some of the guys that couldn't fathom the whole Candido and Sunny thing with her being an absolute slunt which he allowed/endorsed on the quiet or pretended it wasn't going on because he just loved that slunt so damned much.
It is the weirdest shit and something that I just don't understand.
Sid Justice was a better wrestler than Hogan, by 93 Hogan was acting like a diva.
If you want to make a good living in wrestling, you need to be selfish. Every top guy is. Hogan, Austin, Cena. Gotta win matches to make $.
Nick Ludwig truth. Nice guys finish last.
...that Royal Rumble with Sid, not only did they dub the crowd but the announcers as well. During the broadcast, when Sid eliminates Hogan, Monsoon was all "well it IS every man for himself..." and similar comments. On the home video it's "that sneaky, double crossing, no good..." and so on
Wtf is that statue behind Jerry Jarrett?!
"The Wrestlers is a Roman marble sculpture after a lost Greek original of the third century BCE"
That was the statue that was on the opening and closing credits on championship wrestling that came on Saturday mornings here in Tennessee when I was a kid
Kevin Sullivan well he seriously a legitimate badass outside the ring I once saw him put down three guys after a show it was unbelievable unbelievable him and Buddy Jack Roberts buddy Jack Roberts put down two guys no problem Kevin sold and took on three guys so they're really underrated these two men and you know I've never seen anything like it
Sid was sitting pretty to be the next Hulk Hogan as Sid Justice .
Well let me tell you mean gene! The reason why im here is because im not there! So watcha gonna do when the hulkamania brothers run wild on youuuu!!😁
Jake the Snake saying Hogan's arm were not bigger then his. Jake the Snake had the smallest arms in wrestling. Jake the Snake had really skinny arms & legs & upper torso.
New drinking game take a shot every time Scott Steiner says “you know”
Im shitty after a minute!!!
That'd be a month's pay for some people.
And still no Pete Rose._.Hall of Fame? Damn shame, for sure.
Damn Scott and Rick Steiner, how many times can you say, "ya know"?! Ya know.
You think that's bad, watch a shoot interview with insane clown posse and count how many times Shaggy 2 dope says "know whut um saying?"
That staleness with Hulk sure cycled itself in the company, eh. Happened to Cena next, happening to Roman now...
In A Gadda Da Bleeda+ now with Seth Rollins I think the reasons they started hating on Bret hart and Shawn micheals bcuz people got tired of them Austin became the new thing
And Oldberg now.
AAAnderson055 stfu you internet tough guy
@AAAnderson055 Must be time for your meds. Yell downstairs and let your mom know.
AAAnderson055 lol I’m sure you’ve never been in a fight in your life. Keyboard warrior haha.
Damn. That last comment. Was Gorgeous George really all that good? I've never seen footage of him before.
Vince had two shots to make Sid a top babyface. Once was after the Rumble, when fans boo the top baby face (Hogan) over Sid, the 2nd time when Sid came back and beat Shawn for the title, people were cheering for Sid.
Funny to think, Vince learned from killing WWF popularity, by really overkilling Hogan and older guys, while not developing top talent. Then instead of paying attention to their mistake, WCW bought up allot of these old guys, and did great with the nwo, but overkilled it, instead of naturally ending it, and buried that young talent, that brought allot of Superstars to the wwe
Sid was a baby face in 96,with a twist. He should’ve gave him the strap in 92,
Sid was happier playing softball. Good for him
No they weren't. Fans 100% were not cheering for Sid. This is revisionist history by Sid. He was never that popular. He couldn't draw when he had the belt.
@Phillip Ivey I was a huge fan of Sid and so was all of my friends and schoolmates
Not even a wrestling fan but I like all these videos of wrestlers talking about other wrestlers.
Yup... The most exciting thing about wrestling are the interviews and the promos they cut for the matches.. Especially if they are good speakers on the microphone
Because they were legends.
Man, heel Jake against Hogan would've been excellent.
I was at that match in Providence , Danny Davis was a heel referee at the time. Jake would pull his own hair and fall down & the Ref would admonish Hogan LMAO it was awesome. I worked at the airport & that day I saw both Jake & Hogan arrive in RI. Hogan ran right thru the airport to his car avoiding everyone including kids. Jake who was traveling with Moolah actually took time to take pictures with kids and sign autographs & he was a heel,I never forgot that, Jake is a great guy
Jake had drug problems, that’s why he wasn’t pushed as a champion
Jake Roberts would've held a title for sure, had he gotten out of his own way.
Jake, like Scott Hall, didn't need the strap to get over.
C HAMM Hogan was a better worker than Jake as he only needed 3 minutes to tear the roof down where Jake no matter how much time he had could tear the roof down