Hulkamania was a whole vibe

[Rell84shots]

Hulkamania was a movement and 33mil watched him bodyslam Andre. Personally I didn't care for HOEgan until he became Hollywood Hogan.

 

[907]

fukk Hulk Hogan... stop riding this man's dikk... I hope the OP is from an article and you didn't type this out yourself... dude hates you and he hates me.... no need to fukk with him.... I had a hulk Hogan shirt... I ripped it and threw it in the trash when I heard the news. He was an integral part in wrestling yes but there's no need to constantly revisit this racist history. I'll speak on him when needed but whole threads praising him and saying he was a vibe is real sus

He's obviously a huge piece of shyt, but that doesn't change the impact he had not just on the wrestling business, but pop culture as a whole. The same can't be said for Reigns, no matter how much more I like him than hoegan.

 

[Womb Raider]

As big as Hulkamania was, his matches were lame as fukk

 

[jadillac]

As big as Hulkamania was, his matches were lame as fukk

Ehh, nobody watched him tho for 5 star classics.

It was Hogan come in, start off strong, get his butt kicked, then get hit with a finisher, get pinned kick out Hulk up, point, boot, legdrop, pose and cup the ear.....kids go home happy, Vince makes a bag, everyone wins.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

As big as Hulkamania was, his matches were lame as fukk

I disagree. Many of them had a pretty good layout. Some of them overdid it with the "Hulk Up" spots but Hogan was a better story teller in the ring than people gave him credit for.

He's such a piece of shyt though

 

[Waterproof]

I'm 46 and When I say we will never see another Hulkamania again I meant it, Hulkamania was a culture phenomena in the Mid 80's that shyt was crazy

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

Before my time so was never a Hulkamaniac

Preferred the Wolfpac over nwo Hollywood

 

[invincible1914]

As big as Hulkamania was, his matches were lame as fukk

I'm 46 and When I say we will never see another Hulkamania again I meant it, Hulkamania was a culture phenomena in the Mid 80's that shyt was crazy

Wrestling fans were so simple and easy to please back then.

 

[Ripp]

He's obviously a huge piece of shyt, but that doesn't change the impact he had not just on the wrestling business, but pop culture as a whole. The same can't be said for Reigns, no matter how much more I like him than hoegan.

But to randomly have a racist on your mind... for what? If we are talking bloodline vs NWO then cool but bringing up Hogan holds no relevance to anything going on in wrestling today

 

[Greenhornet]

him saying racist shyt brought his image full circle to me
it was like the puzzle piece that wasnt there
and in hindsight I was like "yeah of course"

 

[85 East]

fukk Hulk Hogan... stop riding this man's dikk... I hope the OP is from an article and you didn't type this out yourself... dude hates you and he hates me.... no need to fukk with him.... I had a hulk Hogan shirt... I ripped it and threw it in the trash when I heard the news. He was an integral part in wrestling yes but there's no need to constantly revisit this racist history. I'll speak on him when needed but whole threads praising him and saying he was a vibe is real sus

I made the post with ChatGPT. I'm working on a nostalgia Podcast for the 80's, 90's, 00's. Using ChatGPT for TikTok/Facebook summary. It's just for fun, but that's why I mentioned cocaine and Booker T. I'm not taking it that serious.

 

[Damnshow]

But to randomly have a racist on your mind... for what? If we are talking bloodline vs NWO then cool but bringing up Hogan holds no relevance to anything going on in wrestling today

Incredibly outdated wrestler, whose matches were stuck in the 80s mindset. Him and guys like Ric Flair, their wrestling matches were all the same:

he flips over the top, he runs down, he climbs up, they slam him off

People in the 80s were easy to entertain, you could find tapes of that racist from jersey andrew dice clay who sold out MSG by just doing lame nursery rhymes.

 

[bigde09]

Lets be real. Most wrestlers were racist hicks back then.

It's still fukk Hogan all day.

 

[prophecypro]

For sure it was the 80s, Hogan and Vince seasoned the movement right with the right outlets (MTV, NBC) and time and place they figured it out. And he hopped on the right reinvention wave with NWO in the 90s and somehow managed to properly milk the nostalgia in the early to mid 2000s (WWE run, VH! show) and since 07 everything been shyt since

 

[Vice Queen]

Whose mans is this?