Hogan is the most important wrestler of all time

@UAPReportingCenter

2 ай бұрын

Like him or hate him he made wrestling what it is. There no mega WWE without Hogan.

@ryanangell6264

2 ай бұрын

He built it up and Austin took it to the greatest heights

@Yamallama585

Ай бұрын

You spelled garbage wrong

@ryanangell6264

Ай бұрын

@@UAPReportingCenter yes he was the one who put WWE on the map. Austin and others made the company go public and Vince a billionaire

Hogan made me a wrestling fan way back when and I still like it today. There will never be another Hulk Hogan love him to death.

This is one the best HH interviews I’ve ever heard

@bdot187um

Жыл бұрын

facts, I hope they do it again.

I remember my father getting me the 3 disc collection of Hogans essential matches back in 2007. Even when I went through that phase of hating him, I could never deny the fact that he is for all time as a wrestler. I will always be grateful to my father, and for Hogan getting me into wrestling.

I wasn't a Hogan fan, but honestly this is the best podcast I've heard. He covers all eras of wrestling, and Hogan is likable.

@j.c.2514

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Hogan is the 🐐 just my honest take

@signoresantinoburnett1169

11 ай бұрын

Yeah now maybe

@wiredforstereo

9 ай бұрын

Terry Bollea is likable. Hogan is a different story.

@frankscott6360

8 ай бұрын

L

@boraonline7036

7 ай бұрын

@@wiredforstereo To me the character is great, the person behind it not so much.

The hulkster always NAILS every impression I ever heard him do 🤣

Jesus, who would have ever thought that Steve Austin was so journalistically inclined. Fantastic interview and kept Hogan talking… which is why we ALL came here. Say whatever you want, when Hogan tells a story I just can’t help but listen.

Hogan is “matter of fact” hilarious

The greatest match that never was… Hulkamania vs. Texas Rattlesnake

This was an epic and candid podcast. Highly recommend!

Hogan is the REASON we made it to Austin! Love this sheeeit

Hogan in a league of his own.

@kid--presentable

10 ай бұрын

As a liar yea

Great wrestler, great storyteller

2 guys who gave everything to entertain people my utmost respect Thank you both

Say what you will about Hogan but he certainly knows how to tell a captivating story

Fantastic interview, thank you both gentlemen.

Am I the only one listening to this greatness I must found a good podcast

Love hogan and steve what an interview legendary!!!

Listening to the biggest star, overall, in the history of the business, chew the fat with the biggest box-office star during the biggest era. Priceless.

This is hands down the best Hulk Hogan interview ever! Steve Austin couldn’t have asked better questions. He’s an excellent interviewer

Hulk is a genius

Honestly, hogan is cool asf. 🔥 podcast. 4Life

This was a great interview!!

Just before Howard Finkel announces Hogan the new champion in January 1984, Gorilla Monsoon says "Hulkamania is Here!"

Hogan is the GOAT.

The. HULKSTER. RULES THE WWE

Still the biggest dream match that you ever can imagine! Hulk Hogan VS Steve Austin

3 years ago this interview took, place. And we are still waiting for part 2. Hogan doesn’t do many shows on his career, and Austin didn’t even get to cover his wcw/nWo run. We need part 2

@septv9995

Жыл бұрын

This is alot older then 3 years. I think its closer to 10 years from the original airdate.

@2Future4U

Жыл бұрын

@@septv9995this is within the last 3 yrs

@GuiOmania

Жыл бұрын

Maybe a part two on the WWE network !!!

@crispycruiser4654

11 ай бұрын

It’s 4 years old. Hogan was 65 at the time of this recording. He’s 69 today in May 2023

@stevengallant6363

3 ай бұрын

​​@@crispycruiser46544:43 66 years old at the time of this recording

Really good interview 2 great legends.

Hogan is the man he will always be.He made wrestling what it is today.Hes done some crazy things,but it's his personal business.I have been a fan since I first saw him in Rocky 3 then I said who is this guy I was only 11.First match i saw with him was when he teamed with Andrea against Dick Murdock,Adrian Adonis and big John Stud on Saturday morning wrestling and i was hooked.But i stopped watching wrestling years ago its just not the same.

@JohnDoe-ym5ly

9 ай бұрын

What it is today is no one watching, sadly :(

@scottsignorelli6396

9 ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-ym5ly yeah not like it use to be.

You can tell Stone Cold is still a mark for Hulk

LEGENDS FOREVER

The closest to the real Hulk Hogan as you can.get.

Listening to this now and I love hearing it….but can’t help but wonder which parts are actually true.

.... 4 Life!!! "The biggest icon in Wrestling"

I remember listening to this and thinking man, arthritis sucks! I had minor stuff at the time. But feeling it in your hands suuuucks! 😂 I’ve been getting that. I work and need my hands to do stuff in food service, my knuckles hurt like wtf! But it is what is, wish something would come along to help. It does suck tho.😂

It's the Greatest of All Time talking with Hulk Hogan

@lol-fq8lp

Жыл бұрын

Greatest of all time talking with the greatest of all time

@anthonycampos8057

Жыл бұрын

@@lol-fq8lp that makes no sense

@lol-fq8lp

Жыл бұрын

@@anthonycampos8057 How

@anthonycampos8057

Жыл бұрын

@@lol-fq8lp There is no tie. There can only be one. No one wins in a draw.

@douglasburgessiii5987

Жыл бұрын

Backwards Hulk Hogan is the greatest of all times

It’s no way u can think of wrestling and not mention Hulk Hogan, or talk about wrestling and don’t think of Hulk Hogan.. wether u like him, dislike him, hate him or love him.. u can’t take away or erase what he’s done, not just for the WWF/WWE but wrestling period.. wrestling would not have elevated to where it is if it wasn’t for Hogan💯 he is and always will be the Greatest Of All Time!! 🐐

We missed an Austin Hogan feud.

"They wanted me to beat Jesse's ass"... we wanted to see you beat everyone's ass!!! Wish him and Stone Cold could've gotten in the ring! I've heard him say that's the one he'd pick if he could do one more. I love his career as a wrestler, as an actor (especially my show Thunder In Paradise), and no matter what people think or say I love & respect him also as a person! Not to mention much respect to Steve Austin too!!

Before JYD came out with Another One Bites the Dust, he came out to Bad Bad Leroy Brown - because it had "meaner than a Junkyard Dog.'' lyric and it cut off. Then, the Freebirds came along and came out to Freebird. JYD was the first one to come out to music. Jambox was set up next to a microphone. PEOPLE WENT CRAZY. Thank you JYD. Mid-South was THE BOMB.

@freebachelor5060

4 ай бұрын

Gorgeous George came out to pomp and circumstance no JYD wasn't the first person to come out to music.

Theo Von did a great podcast with Hogan also. This was a great podcast

Oh snap, he just said Poughkeepsie!!

Steve's podcast needs video

This was such a great podcast show of 2 of the greatest wrestling legends of all time

I live in Pensacola/work in mobile and it’s kind of cool knowing this was the area he really started his career.

When I was little I always use to get pissed at hulk hogan when he would talk about his 24 inch arms cause I literally thought that meant just like the height from under your arm up to your bicep I didn’t know it was measuring all around the arm so I would say its impossible to have 2ft thick arms that would be crazy that’s like literally the Incredible Hulk arms

Hulk tell it like it is u was the first greatest!!

Just went and watched Bob Backlund and hogan fight and Hogan different beast

Hogan got me hooked on wrestling. Austin made me stay hooked

The goats of the squared circle.

@bdot187um

Жыл бұрын

facts

Hogan is an American icon up there with Elvis, Jordan, etc. I was able to watch him during the nwo days and had his nwo doll I’d practice the moves on, I beat the crap out of that doll.

I love Hulk

I met Hulk here in San Antonio downtown (he was obviously on hard times representing Church's chicken against Popeyes chicken low as a legend can fall from grace) always brings up the Andre the giant match and shot outs to HBK hometown hero (this was after the Summer Slam debacle) it was a taste test and he did the... chicken dance with a bunch of kids on stage...once they cleared out I stormed the stage and marked TF out and he signed my poster and shook my hand but didn't say a word to me...I followed him to his limo acting the fool (he had the hugest grin lol) I started rocking his limo til sapd made me back off I so bad wanted to have him say anything to me I dreamed that night that I was backstage with him and he told me once his match was done he'd come a chat with me 😂😂best day of my life meeting my hero was a good experience for me opposed to people who meet their heros and are disappointed...its framed and hanging on my wall as my most prized possession 🎉

Great interview with hogan, my bs detector onky went off once, the hhh heal turn thing at WM 6.

The 2 greatest pro wrestlers of all time

@sleeeeep

Жыл бұрын

Macho Man > HH

@gbody2617

Жыл бұрын

@@sleeeeep - Macho Man had a better athletic move set but Hulk brought in the money and nobody could deny that.

It's funny that Vince Sr. fired him for the very type of things that would make WWF so big.

I don't understand why you would be a part of Podcast One when you could do your own show and get a lot more followers

Sorry but biggest name in wreslting was hulk man stayed on top for 30+ years love him or hate him thats facts and when he turned heel in the NWO biggest angle in wrestling

@bdot187um

Жыл бұрын

It's not even up to debate.

Can you upload the one where he interviews Jim Ross? It’s a two-part episode

Arthritis hurts so bad it socks I broke my neck broke my arms my knees a bad bike wreck you'll feel rain coming snow to it just sucks

Hulking up: 1:32:51

I know he kinda shoots himself in the foot when he says anything nowadays ...but theres no denying that hogan was the genisis of the now wwe ..the man was huge figuratively and literally...he was a monster of a man in his heyday ...I'll always be a hulkamaniac

@sj4632

Жыл бұрын

Hogan is the literal GOAT of wrestling.

@saltedllama2759

Жыл бұрын

He also became the biggest heel in history, and had the biggest face turn when he completely took the crowd from Rock at Wrestlemania 18. Then he gets the longest standing ovation ever on Raw the next day, only to be rivaled by his later title win over HHH. Even competing against the Attitude Era big shots, Hogan still got over on them. Hate the man in his personal life all we want, NO ONE could get a crowd absolutely buzzing without even performing a single move like Hogan.

@DarkLordofTheSith69

Жыл бұрын

@@saltedllama2759 exactly hogan could stand still and not move and just turn his head with that expression and the roof would blow off

@gbody2617

Жыл бұрын

Hulk I think has some brain damage *from *the bumps he took and it just hasn't come out yet. He forgets minor stuff like saying Andre died right after their WM3 match when they wrestled again later that year and at WM4 and SummerSlam 88 and it wasn't until a good time later when Andre really kicked the 🪣.

@mattholt9065

Жыл бұрын

Kids.teens and ones who only get to watch old videos on you tube or listen to old wrestlers...but yall have no idea how popular hulk hogan..ultimate warrior were. Us fans were split down the middle to. You were either a hogan fan ir warrior fan

I'm surprised hulk didn't mention or perhaps doesn't use decaflelec sodium topical gel.... I didn't spell it right but I have arthritis in my neck this saved my life. Only $13

“Can’t wrestle again”? I used to watch him when I was a kid! and I can’t wrestle anymore either... Are you kidding me😂

Was Bollea Super Destroyer I or 2 in Mid-South?

Where can I hear H.H. Pt. 2? 🙂

🔥🔥🔥

Hogan is the older bro that hates to loose. Never wanted to loose. Smart tho

When was this interview originally recorded?...

@cbarrett34

Жыл бұрын

2019

3:47 I feel kinda depressed… Years of wrestling… Even though a number of Hogan’s years were at the time of EARLY wrestling back in the time before they did this crazy stuff like the Touch Fire… TLC matches… Matches with thumbtacks on the ground… Tables matches and so on.. His body just ended up too beaten down. Granted, given he’s in his sixties, and I think it’s a good time to give it up- but giving it up simply cause he *has no choice* in the Matter.. THAT sucks!

People need to realize Hogan came up when people tried to steal your spot once you got you want to keep look at Ric Flair Dusty it was more then Hogan Jerry the king also so trust was hard and Vince sr called him big dummy so would you trust a boss like that.

Oh CMON! The guatamala story....

Da Crusher was the first “Stone Cold” He was babyface in Milwaukee territory but he cheated and broke rules would carry kegs of beer in for promos and people loved that he was an antihero face.

@gbody2617

Жыл бұрын

Wasn't that Sgt. Slaughter under a mask?

While you're calm can we get that Poloroid?

Where's Part 2?

Im sure i know the answer... but ive alwayd wanted to do it. I have had a massive passion for wrestling since i was 11-12 years old. The question is: could someone get in to the business and stand a chance at age 35-36? If they even could, i wonder how long they could last. The business has changed so much. Some difficulties from former eras are no longer, but there are new ones; many.

So Hollywood Hulk Hogan was suppose to be a "Heel Turn" in the WWE, around 93' or 94'

@darylabrams2

Жыл бұрын

I think he wanted to do a heel turn after the loss to the ultimate warrior. He wanted to go back in the ring and just level the warrior after losing the belt and turn heel. But Vince wasn't ready for that.

@MichaelEarl

Жыл бұрын

I know Bad news brown called him Hollywood Hogan in his promos in late 89. There’s a bunch of them in the 89 Prime Time episodes with Monsoon and Heenan

@phillywhateverguy

Жыл бұрын

No it's bs

@MichaelEarl

Жыл бұрын

@@darylabrams2 that’s crap. Hogan says that now looking back but he never wanted to turn in 90. He was still cheered and loved. He’s such a liar

@darylabrams2

Жыл бұрын

@@MichaelEarl No I believe it was probably true. Vince was going to phase hogan out because he wanted the warrior to be the next big thing. Hogan probably saw that turning heel would be a good way to reinvent himself and stay relevant. Warrior didn't work out so hogan became the top guy again eventually. So hogan probably wanted to but Vince didn't want to because he was waiting to see if warrior worked out. Personally I'd have loved to see hogan run as a heel for a period in the wwf.

Maybe Bret took a page out of Hulks book. He was notorious for being late.

🙏🙏🙏

I love listening to Hogan talking about the old days , but you can't believe anything he says . Like he didn't know if Andre was gonna kick out at Mania 3 .

@bdot187um

Жыл бұрын

it's old school...hogan did it to rock at mania 18.

@frankyturrizo4240

Жыл бұрын

@@bdot187um elaborate please

Yooooooou!!!!!

Amen terry I'm 52 both knees 1 ankle neck lower back shoulders I hear you mornings is worst to get off the bed even toilet till got nortriptyline has made movement a bit better

This one ended too soon

@bdot187um

7 ай бұрын

Agreed, they should do one more round!

You know how you can tell hogan is the man? Because he gets so much hate! He and Flair are both GOATs at what they do.

@justinland1208

10 ай бұрын

Hogans the man because he can wrestle 400 days in a year.

@Director2024

6 ай бұрын

Yep. Same as HBK.

now 8min in and had 14 commercials. How? (25 min in and 27 commercials. This is sickening.)(33min and 31 commercials)(41min 38 commercials)

I think Hulk Hogan should have been called out for his many lies that plenty of KZreadrs have covered. Not to say HH isn’t great, but there’s a LOT of inconsistencies where he’s lying like where he almost ended Mark’s career back in the day by pretending he got a botched tombstone.

@CompelledUsername

2 ай бұрын

You mean the same Taker who 100% botched a Tombstone against Koko. B. Ware at the same time and claimed he didn't?

I loved wrestling until Vince turned everything into a rated X show and I also found out all the injuries y'all got I loved it especially the attitude era 1:04:52

Adverts every 5 minutes. WTF

He almost died from stem cells. Thats a new one he made up. Lol

@CompelledUsername

2 ай бұрын

That's not what he said.

wtf is up with the commercials? every 2 minutes.....

I have no idea why ANYONE gives Hulk Hogan any interviews. He is INFAMOUS for never telling the truth

@bdot187um

7 ай бұрын

Most if not all these wrestlers lie and exaggerate stuff, it's basically apart of the job....its ironic how some give hulk a hard time yet give others a pass.

@Director2024

6 ай бұрын

He said he has a bad memory.

Hogan dont have to say hi to nobody u shake his hand

No offense to Mr. Austin (and I say Mr because he could still open up a can of whoop ass) but I was born in 82 and Hulk Hogan to wrestling is what Michael Jordan is to the NBA or Tom Brady to the NFL. THE GOAT

@cbarrett34

Жыл бұрын

Truth

15 years of a Dianabol diet is the source of his joint injuries .

@richardlawson6787

Жыл бұрын

Also lifting weights damages joints over time...

Hogan was a great performer in the ring... he was one of the all time best, no denying that fact... The only problem is I can't like the man as a person, he just lies way too much.

7:12 OK so you’re telling me you’re going to Guadalajara dealing with these doctors down there and none of them speak English I don’t believe it I don’t believe it at all that those guys do not know English man you’re going down there doing all this stem cell stuff and you guys aren’t even speaking the same language what the hell are you doing Hogan I don’t think I believe you though

@0089nyyankees

Жыл бұрын

Me either 🤣

Chris Hemsworth HAS played a real person before, James Hunt in Rush.

it was more fun hating the heel, than cheering the baby face,until Stone Cold came along

@bdot187um

7 ай бұрын

Legends like Superstar & flair were already getting cheered by fans for years even though they were the villains.

I just feel bad for SC in this story. He had to chance to smash Torrie? Torrie is playing it off. Lol