WWE Superstar Ken Patera on who is greater Hogan or Sammartino
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- WWE Superstar Ken Patera on who is greater Hogan or Sammartino
Terry Eugene Bollea (/bəˈleɪə/; born August 11, 1953), better known by his ring name Hulk Hogan, is an American retired professional wrestler. He is widely regarded as the most recognized wrestling star worldwide and the most popular wrestler of the 1980s, as well as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time.[8]
Hogan began his professional wrestling career in 1977, but gained worldwide recognition after signing for World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) in 1983. There, his persona as a heroic all-American helped usher in the 1980s professional wrestling boom, where he headlined eight of the first nine editions of WWF's flagship annual event, WrestleMania. During his initial run, he won the WWF Championship five times, with his first reign being the second-longest in the championship's history. He is the first wrestler to win consecutive Royal Rumble matches, winning in 1990 and 1991. His match with Andre the Giant on WWF The Main Event on February 5, 1988, still holds American television viewership records for wrestling with a 15.2 Nielsen rating and 33 million viewers.[9]
In 1993, Hogan departed the WWF to sign for rival promotion World Championship Wrestling (WCW). He won the WCW World Heavyweight Championship six times, and holds the record for the longest reign. In 1996, he underwent a career renaissance upon adopting the villainous persona of "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan, leading the popular New World Order (nWo) stable.[10] As a result, he became a major figure during the "Monday Night Wars", another boom of mainstream professional wrestling. He headlined WCW's annual flagship event Starrcade three times, including the most profitable WCW pay-per-view ever, Starrcade 1997.[11]
Hogan returned to the WWF in 2002 following its acquisition of WCW the prior year, winning the Undisputed WWF Championship for a record equaling (for the year) sixth time before departing in 2003. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2005, and inducted a second time in 2020 as a member of the nWo.[12]
Hogan also performed for the American Wrestling Association (AWA), New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) - where he won the original IWGP Heavyweight Championship - and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA - now known as Impact Wrestling).[13][14][15]
During and after wrestling, Hogan had an extensive acting career, beginning with his 1982 cameo role in Rocky III. He has starred in several films (including No Holds Barred, Suburban Commando and Mr. Nanny) and three television shows (Hogan Knows Best, Thunder in Paradise, and China, IL), as well as in Right Guard commercials and the video game, Hulk Hogan's Main Event. He was the frontman for The Wrestling Boot Band, whose sole record, Hulk Rules, reached No. 12 on the Billboard Top Kid Audio chart in 1995.
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Bruno’s fame came without any of today’s cable access, technology or marketing or social media. Imagine what it would have been like if it existed back then. Wrestling was on UHF stations if anyone even knows what that is. The dedication of fans dealing with fuzzy UHF reception!
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I concur!
I was from Northern, NJ and watched WWF on Channel 9. As far as UHF, they briefly had the UWF (Bill Watts) on Saturday's. Took awhile to get the antennae to clear up the static, but I was able to watch it. It was fantastic.
I remember those days on UHF. I would get ticked when I would lose the signal.
His appeal was chiefly regional to the Northeast . I do not think he would be a guy to go national with . But he did dominate the biggest wrestling market in the US for a decade .
Hulk had cable doing the heavy lifting. Bruno filled the MSG using only a uhf station to promote wrestling, I think NY Station channel 9.
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Bruno IMO. Bruno sold out Madison Square Garden 187 times. He held onto the championship for 7 years. Hulkamania was real, and Hulk did start Wrestlemania. But Sammartino had this natural draw that Hogan never had: let’s be honest, Hogan’s draw was real, but it was more manufactured than anything else.
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It wasn't anywhere near that. He wasn't even in MSG 187 times. There was several years in the 60s that the WWWF wasn't even on TV in NYC, and MSG(not the current one-that was opened in 1968) wouldn't even be half-full.
That said, it's Bruno and it isn't close.
@@Rjensen2Bruno over Hogan?
@@romans52345-cy3tq Always.
Did you watch Hogan wrestle live in MSG?...Nothing manufactured about that crowd response.
Great interview. Patera is another of my all-time favorites
Thank you he is a icon
Ken Patera is one of the greatest shoot interviews in wrestling history.
Agreed
BECAUSE HES NOT A SNOWFLAKE AND IS NOT AFRAID TO SAY THE TRUTH
@@sammydabull4001 good comment
Not just the italians went nuts for bruno. In the garden, there was a tremendous amount of puerto ricans screaming for bruno. Way more spanish than italians.
So Bruno over hogan
It depends on when you started becoming a fan. I go way back to the days Buddy Rogers was champ until he faced Bruno. In those days they made it look more real than in recent years. The smart fan knew deep down it wasn't a real contest. Bruno gave it more legitimacy, he was so real and so strong in his heyday - everybody in the Northeast loved him. He had an indescribable magnetism and drew sellout crowds. And it wasn't just Italians. He was loved by all ethnicities. Since I lived during those times Bruno was the man. But if you became a fan during Hogan's reign he might be the man. It's a little unfair because these fans never saw Bruno in his prime. As for me, I thought the whole Hogan era was a joke. He was very predictable, his character was diametrically opposed to his lifestyle (eat your vitamins while I take steroids), and wrestling became a boring cartoon caricature of itself. I stopped watching shortly after Hogan won the belt.
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I was born in 60s and remember Ken Patera, Johnny Valentine even Greg Valentine on NWA. Back to Patera, he and Billy Graham competed on the CBS World's Strongest Man TV 📺 show. Hogan, Sammartino even Mil Mascaras were huge stars. In highschool we loved the Wrestler and PWI magazines
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Me the same. I grew up in the Backlund Era. And while he didn't have the charisma and personality of Hogan, he was an incredible wrestler. The whole hulking up routine Hogan did every match, i couldn't take it anymore, and then Vince turned it into more of a kids cartoon than wrestling. I stopped watching around 87-88.
right, bruno had a very basic and proud way about him, a simplicity and even rigidity that attracted his following. he was consistent
Bruno hands down over Hogan. In the beginning, Hogan was ok, but once “Hollywood Hogan” emerged & all that, I lost interest in pro-wrestling. It’s great to see Patera, btw. Seeing Patera brings back memories of UHF TV on Saturday mornings. 😊
Fair enough!
Bruno would win in terms of natural ability not enhanced by roads, a longer body of work, and being a great role model in all aspects.
Revisionist history, And because Bruno actually said it in multiple shoot interviews, people started to believe it
Hard to compare the two. Two different stars both of whom were perfect for their eras. Both reigned under two completely different business models. Bruno had to get the same fans, in the same towns, over and over, and for that they had to really identify with him as a man they could believe in. A strongman, a demon in the gym, but still a man you could reach out and touch and think of as someone you could bump into walking down the street. Under Hogan they went to the PPV business model, and the idea of going all over the world once or twice a year instead around the territory over and over. Hogan didn't draw everywhere (especially those NWA towns that were loyal to JCP and Mid-South) but the money he drew on PPV meant more than a couple dozen sellouts. The merch, the toys, his popularity was the foundation of that whole shift.
Both were wildly successful by the standards of their time, and neither would likely have been able to do what the other did if you swapped their places.
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I've seen matches with hulk in Japan and he definitely had more than 3 moves.
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Yes and they were basic moves. Let's not act like he was brisco in japan
Greatest impact internationally was Andre. He was great and popular all over the world. Nobody wanted to piss off Andre in real life. They were afraid of Andre.
Andre is a icon
As a fan back then, it was always strange Andre never had a belt. He never lost, yet came in for a stint, then the mags showed him in other territories/japan doing the same thing, feuding with a big man, never holding a title. As a fan, I thought the goal was winning a belt, yet Andre was like a drifter.
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He was truly international and globally best known but your right about the title issue. He was an ambassador and an institution but not a “champion”. Who, in reality, would wanna fight him?
Bruno had 188 straight sellouts at MSG. Billy Joel is halfway there.
Well done sir thank you
BULLSHIT
Clearly Bruno. Hogan should not be in the same conversation.
which way are you going with this
Different eras, different wrestling. Hogan was more the entertainer for sure. Bruno was a physical freak.
I bet the working class Italian neighborhoods were buzzing when Bruno was around and on top. I wish I could have seen it back then.
Agreed
As a kid I had Greek friends that use to say Ken was Greek because of his name Patera
Really we’re they spiros fans
I believe Vince Sr. billed him as Greek to entice the NYC and Boston Greeks to come to the cards for Pateras ("Greek") vs Sammartino (Italian) to garner heat. I'm not sure but Patera may by Czech or Slovak.
@@ejcash7234 cool thanks
i know hulk hogans fights from back in japan and trust me guys the guy could wrestle all the holds and technical submission holds and stuff. but vince didn't want this japan hulk in the wwf and he was right the people wanted the usa hogan. it also worked, he was also very good on the microphone, his physique, his entrance music and all that stuff. I am not interested in what he does privately. I rate the wrestler hulk hogan and in my opinion he is in the top three if not number one. By the way I was a big Ultimate Warrior fan as a kid
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I don't feel like I could rate any WWE wrestler that came after him, over Hogan, if I was gonna say someone else it would have to be Sammartino or Flair BUT honestly, I'd have to go with Hogan, he is the Babe Ruth, the Michael Jordan of Pro Wrestling. He was on top for twenty years through the two biggest booms in wrestling history.
@@Tony-fq5bn very good comment
@@Tony-fq5bn Flair, and I remember him from JCP and NWA Wrestling was good but stayed Way past his prime. Pantera occasionally wrestling on NWA. However Hogan and Bruno knew how to sell a show
He could do it but he wasn‘t that polished at . I didn‘t care for Hogans simple style in WWF but lots of mainstream entertainment seekers , a bulk of them children , loved him . Vince was right ( damn it )
Ken is 1 of the most underrated wrestler of all time he either shouldve had a tag belt or I.C belt , or even the big belt .
He did have the Inter continental title so that is good
HOGAN WAS MORE CHARISMATIC WITH HIS MUSIC, INTERVIEWS, AND HIM SAYING, "THE PRAYERS, TRAINING AND VITAMINS. IN STRENGTH I HAVE IT ABOUT EVEN BUT AS FAR AS WRESTLING ABILITIES, BRUNO WOULD MOP THE FLOORS WITH HOGAN.
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It’s hands down Hogan over Bruno in terms of impact. Bruno was huge but wwf was still regional at that time. Many had not seen Bruno even if they’d heard of him! Hogan was the man when Vince jr conquered the nation and the world.
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capitol wrestling tv show when across the country though so people knew and saw bruno
vinnie and hogan didn't really conquer the world. they put all the mom and pop shops out of business, now there's no local pro wrestling any more and wwe doesn't provide it. atlanta used to run every week, twice at the city auditorium, twice at the omni. on top of that they ran the tv show once a week, so that's 100+ shows a year IN ATLANTA ALONE. lol. wwe probably ran atlanta maybe once or twice last year lol, is that taking over the world?
I was told decades ago by marketing people for MSG that when Bruno Sammartino was going to headline a main event his draw was so solid in Madison Square Garden -- no hockey game, basketball game, circus, Ice Follies, or rock concert was scheduled on that night. That's how much money they stood to make.
This was not the case with Hulk Hogan or anyone who followed Bruno as champion. They had sold-out events with WWE but not consistently like when Bruno was in attendance.
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I like your Channel, But why the hell would u cut Ken off telling the the Vern and Hogan story. I was was glued to the story and u cut him off.
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It depends on what you like.. If you like gimmicks and entertainment yes Hogan...To me the wrestlers I enjoyed more were your Benoit, Harley Races, Steamboats. So yes I'm going to say Sammartino
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I suppose you favor whomever was the star when you were most impressionable. For me, that was Bruno. I didn't care about "mic skills" when I was 10, but I loved watching him beat up the bad guys.
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Then you must not have liked Piper, who had the Best mic skills of all time !!!!
@@montethepharaohli1prowrestling Bruno's "mic skills" were fine. He expressed his sadness, anger, or outrage at the horrible and cowardly things that the heel of the month had done and vowed to avenge the treachery and make things right. He always spoke with the utmost sincerity. His skills were good enough to get people to fill MSG, the Spectrum, the Baltimore Civic Center and other arenas month after month.
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@@montethepharaohli1prowrestlingdude just ask the question and keep quiet. Ask something when the guest has nothing to say.
Both legends i read they both had match against each other but its seems really hard to find abd would be interesting
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I Remember zabusco busted his ead wide open in that match that was supposed to be a tea hung match..I forget what they officially called it..but zabisco was on the outside of the ring..sanmartino was kile come on back larry..an he was holding the ropes open..an zabisco turned around with a solid steel chair from back in the day..a hard one ya know..an he quickly spun around an blasted him on top of his head!!! Epic!! I saw Ken on tv slamming those records that still stand today...I saw him in strongest man...I remember the engine block carry!! He did real good on that..Remember him winning those gold metals too🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇦🇦🇷😎💪
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I have to disagree with one thing Bruno could wrestle but most of the time both wrestlers when it got heated it was kick and punch each other rack of the face or bite each other and then bleed but Bruno in his prime no comparison just my opinion
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In the world of music there is Elvis and everyone else. And in the world of Wrestling there is Bruno and everyone else.
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Saw Bruno working tag team in dick the bruiser area. Bruno was a hoss.
Michael Jackson was bigger than Elvis.
@bigolebot Not even close, and Michael would tell you that himself.
@@heyyo1636 you're very silly... First of all, Michael and Elvis never knew each other... Michael broke more records than any other celebrities, Thriller is still the biggest selling album of all time, he's the most awarded artists of all time. Do you want me to continue?
Bruno was on Human Growth Hormone as a child due to a developemental problems... That was responsiblde for his size.
Never heard that
I give Sammartino a 2 point edge.
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The presentation of wrestling was different in Hogan's era than Sammartino's. The introduction of musical entrances with pyro, flashing lights, excitment was generated on the way to the ring. Whenever a run-in happens the guy or gals music plays. In Bruno's era you had to work the crowd yourself, Flair was very good at that. Flair was the only performer that could draw tremendous ratings for TV simply based on his interviews. I think that is where the performing comes in. The toughness and tough guy part, Harley Race for example, was doing those matches often for an hour in length day after day and all the grueling traveling from place to place and overseas. People think Brock Lesnar is tough and inside the ring he is but to travel and maintain that grueling type schedule he quit the business in the early 2000s. Hogan did not do one hour broadway matches. I believe Bruno could, Flair could, Race could, and there were others but those guys, especially Race and Flair did it regularly and rarely missed time due to injury. Hogan actually had hip surgeries because of that leg drop and says he wishes he would have done the sleeper hold instead (lol). Good wrestler or good performer? How about it takes two to have a good match? Also, it STILL is a wrestling match. Not sports entertainment jargon just to be different. No one likes to sit there and keep remembering that it is just a show or just entertainment. They want to sort of get high on it and get into it and then cheer like crazy if the face wins or boo if the heel wins. You have to still work the crowd inside the ring. Good wrestlers and performers are experts at filling time during matches working crowds, stalling, etc. You can't just always take bumps. The multitude of those bumps kills the health of the athlete. Why do a high spot just to be doing high spots? Ken Patera? He had the full nelson, a few slams, a few holds, he was a very strong man. Sorry for these long comments, I just think a guy or gal can only get over now with a title belt on them. Too many belts now. That gimmick is watered down. World Champ and nobody cares about U.S., Intercontinental, TV, just too many belts and no more jobbers. Having Main Event Matches on TV every week uses up all the finishes. You get DQ, and count outs to death. Don't go to a house show expecting a title change, it ain't happening anymore.
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The GOAT? There’s no one wrestler that can claim this title.
My opinion?
Jim Londos / Lou Thesz / Jack Brisco / Bruno Sammartino / Bret Hart / Curt Hennig
All these wrestlers were classic knowledgeable wrestlers, entertainers, world champs, and main eventers.
When you say the goat must be the entire package
I think a good category to have for greatest wrestler should be opponents. Hogan would be at the top just on that alone.
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Hulk was very limited as to what he could do in the ring. I like the shooters like Verne Gagne, Bob Backlund, and Lou Thesz.
But still the greatest
Imo Hogan is the greatest wrestler of all time because of his popularity and what he did elevating the WWF to be the king of wrestling organizations!!!
Love hogan
Bruno had Hogan strength with no steroids.
Icon
MSG is the house Bruno built for WWE.
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Yo I slayed MCs back in the rec room era, my style broke mf'ing backs like Ken Patera
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Bruno was 5‘10“ and 270 lbs natural . His best bench press was 585lbs . I think he was more powerful than Hogan but I wouldn‘t say by a lot . Hogan was probably a 500 Club member given his roid use and natural size . ( Larry Zbysko could bench 460lbs so its plausible )
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Wheres footage of zZzz doing that
@@chrischar9428 Its in his book . Footage is a new millennium phenomena . People typically did not have cameras documenting their best endeavours .
@@pooddescrewch8718 so all those old tapes from the 70s were forged
@@pooddescrewch8718 it's in his book...ROFLMFAO
I liked Patera but his best days were in the NWA . In The Carolinas and Missouri . By the time he went back to the AWA he didn‘t appear to be enjoying it anymore .
how about wwe
Hogan was obviously better when Hogan was around making WrestleMania Bruno was a WWF announcer circa 1985
@@TheBaitShopGuy true
Some of your facts are off. For one, Hogan's rise to fame started with Rocky 3 before his WWF return in '83. (He got sacked by Vince Sr. for that cameo). For another, Hogan did not leave WWF for WCW in '93. He did the short lived series Thunder in Paradise, then he got persuaded to join WCW by Eric bischoff, Ric Flair & B. Brian Blair.
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Which came first Rocky 3 or WrestleMania 1, because the first WrestleMania was HUGE and a very big deal at the time
Rocky 3 was released in '82, WM! was in '85.@@stevekotenberg133
@@stevekotenberg133Rocky 3 waa in 1982. Wrestlemania in 85.
@@ericjackson7632 I stand corrected. I was remembering my history wrong. Thanks you
Why cut this off dam IT
Full interview on playlist
Bruno for sure!
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Japan let Hogan wrestle, unlike Vince
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Bruno! Bruno! Bruno!!
Hard to argue
I loved Hulk Hogan, but to me Bruno was the greatest--even during his later years. Bruno would brawl with anyone and beat the living crap out of them.
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Hogan was a Punch Kicker Leg dropper and Shirt Ripper.. Thats Basically Hogans Entire arsenal.. Bruno Was a WRESTLER’S Wrestler!!
Bruno was a punch kick and bear hug not much difference and he sucked on the mic
Not a toughman sport? They work almost 300 days a year. That takes toughness.
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Hogan = talker, looker but definitely not worker - big leg drop LOL
Bruno had more credibility as a wrestler, then again I was younger at the time
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Hulk Hogan all day ! He is the greatest wrestler of all time !
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Bruno slammed 601 pound Haystacks Calhoun.
Good memory
Greatest wrestler and performer all time: Leo Burke.
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Bruno without a doubt!
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@@romans52345-cy3tq ???
Definitely Bruno. Frankly, Hogan doesn't even come close. Hogan was mostly smoke, mirrors, and a healthy bit of hype.
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I doubt he was past his prime in the 70s bruno wrestled in the 80s at that point he was past his prime
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Bruno was never the same after he broke his neck.
@@candyb357 true
Your interview skills could use a little brushing up guys, please let your guest answer a question before talking over him and or throwing new questions out
Appreciate the feedback but this is not a shoot interview show it is a conversation
Certainly understand your point
@montethepharaohli1prowrestling thanks for being gracious about it. Patera is a gem and it's always great hearing his perspective
@@vultureguy33 we appreciate your support and your honesty we need more like you
Bruno all day
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Different eras ... almost impossible to compare
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Its Apples and Oranges . Both of these guys were the man in different era . Hogan would not have succeeded in Sammartino era . If Sammartino had no history when he wrestled in Hogan‘s WWF he would not have drawn . Two different markets .
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Bruno is UNO
Love that there are so many Bruno fans out there still
Depends on the era, and in what way..as a skilled athletic type champion Bruno. As a larger than life super hero character champion Hogan.
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Bruno by light years was the better man.
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Hulk Hogan can actually wrestle. It's just that Vince McMahon didn't want him . To wrestle because Vince McMahon hates wrassling. . Hogan was wrassling inn Japan. The north American hulk Hogan is very different from the hulk Hogan inn Japan where he actually was a technical wrestler. And wrestled .The only difference is Bruno was allowed to do what he wanted to do. Plus there is an agenda against Hogan. So both of these guys were great draws. Inn their own way..
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Bruno was just a brawler with absolutely no wrestling skill how he was a big name in wrestling is a mystery to me
@@donjohn2695 some points are good but he was a icon
@@montethepharaohli1prowrestling I agree with you
Hogan could Not wrestle. Leg drop and a body slam. That's it.
I respect bruno but hogan is the guy hands down
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There is only one Bruno sammartino the man was a class act with morals Hulk Hogan AKA Terry Bollea not so much the character Hulk Hogan changed Wrestling as we know it today only because of Vince McMahon Jr Terry Bollea on the other hand is a trainwreck
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Hogan couldn't wrestle his way out of a paper bag
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Pay per view Hogan arena Sammartino
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Hogan was a good wrestler you didn't need to don't forget Hogan train in Japan what other good
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Bruno Samartino used oral steroids
Never heard that
Hogan would have lost against Sammartino in MSG
Damn
@@montethepharaohli1prowrestling It's true though. He had the mystique in New York that Mil had in Mexico and Inoki had in Japan.
@@A_real_Ha_So agreed thr living legend
That’s not true. Hogan would refuse if he were to lose. “Not feelin’ it brother.”
Bruno would have crushed Hogan, with NATURAL strength. Not a steroid freak, like Hogan
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Backlund over Hogan as well...
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Hogan was way bigger than Bruno overall worldwide, not really close.
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True. It’s not remotely close. Bruno was a huge draw but they were still regional then. Many even in the US had never seen Bruno even if they were wrestling fans - even if they’d heard of him. I’d never seen Bruno up here in Canada until the early 80’s though I’d heard of him.
@@datacipher good comment
Does he ever not drink
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Bruno was much bigger draw than Hogan and when he was alive he would be the first one to tell you that
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Harley Race was greater than both.
Hogan was the most popular, way more over than Sammartino ever was! Sammartino was just Vince snr's guy.
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Patera doesn’t know what he’s talking about in 1977 Bruno was in his prime Patera with all steroids doesn’t want to admit that Bruno is stronger Patera is not a wrestler.
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I think Chris Jericho is top 4 all time if not number I remember when Jericho showed up on WCW I told my friends this guy going to a huge star and when he went bad guy I said a better Ric Flair on the mic Jericho is maybe the best ever but the ROCK or Kurt Angle are top 3 in any order Jericho list of 1004 holds is the best promo I ever saw I still laugh
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Jericho sucked he was terrible! Unrealistic! All hype!
LOL out loud. None of the guys you mentioned are even near the top.
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@@fjccommish Jericho is still one of the top guys in AEW inthe WWE he was the undisputed champ and he is great on the mic and in smokey mountain and there was wrestling long before what you watch now think of superstar Billy Graham you can say he changed wrestling because who do you think Hogan was being a superstar clone so was Jesse the body but he admits and Kurt angle gold medal winner with a broke neck good on the mic watch his return to Pittsburgh his home town his first time there for the WWE and Ken Patera maybe the strongest man ever in the WWF and I know you'll mark Henry yes he was strong but guess he didn't break 1 of Ken's records for lifting and Ken was shorter and lighter the guys I mentioned I don't go by what they look like but how they can work with diffrent styles sizes and talk on the mic and back then they didn't read a script or get days off the wrestled sometimes 3 times a day and drive to the next town do it again every day of the year they maybe 3 days off is all they got think that's why they died young they need pills to work but the guys I say are legends for a reason
Miller High Life? Pick your taste buds up off the ground a little bit.
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Hulk Chokester Hogan, don't come close to becoming the greatest wrestler of all time.
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@@montethepharaohli1prowrestling Hulk Chokester Hogan only had 3 moves, How's he the greatest wrestler of all time. He couldn't even jump the second rope.
@@FranciscoBrown-kn8iz more to wrestling than just wrestling
@@montethepharaohli1prowrestling Yes, Hulk Chokester Hogan B.S interviews. BROTHER😉
@@FranciscoBrown-kn8iz not a fan we guess?
Bump this hater
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With all the steroids Hogan took Bruno was still stronger then him.
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Hogan couldn’t wrestle. Period
But..... he was the Goat
You ever hae a chance to google Hogan when he was young in Japan, mabey you will change your mind. Check it out. Whole different wrestler. Anyway, he was one of the all time greats!
@@jamescathcart4762 yes thank you we will
Hogan could wrestle and for his size and time was good. He was no Kurt Angle of course but pretty decent.
Hogan could wrestle go look at his match's in Japan
hogan flair suck..... dory terry funk jack brisco.. bruno was magic... hogan sold ice cram foam fingers.... check out nick bockwinkle, jerry lawler , .. even bob backlund.. no music and fans are going nuts
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Bruno was boring good wrestler but boring that's like the most beautiful woman in the world but a dud in the bed do you get my drift
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Bruno sold out msg more times than anybody except billy Joel
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A lying drunk who should still be in prison for hurting female police officers.
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Bruno Sammartino.
A million times better than Hulk Hogan in every way
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The kind of guy who bugs everyone in the bar with stories of how great he was so they will buy him booze. Went to prison for hitting and stomping on a Policewoman. Dirtbag always will be and always was.
Not a patera fan?