He also claimed he was in the room with Undertaker and Vince when they came up with the name The Undertaker, when actually Vince told undertaker over the phone
Bret i guess took after his hero hogan. pulled politics all the time on who he wanted to lose to. so he wasnt much better. Refused lose cleanly to Diesel and obvs HBK later on. really only wanted lose to his family and nobody else.
Nobody has had a bad thing to say about meeting Hulk though. . . The guy is approached by tons of people every time he goes out in public and he takes his time with everybody who wants something from him.
@@quentinkaasa47 it has nothing to do with actually meeting him lol. It’s a saying meaning most of the times your heroes aren’t heroes because they’re actually shitty fucking people. Hogan is that exactly.
^ You think Hogan's a shitty person for expressing his opinions privately before "getting caught" years later and telling tall tales? 😄 Hogan is the most ideal celebrity you could meet because he gives his time to everybody who hassles him about something in public and he never loses his cool.
The funniest one is where Hulk Hogan claims he once wrestled “400 days a year.” Yes you heard me right, 400 days due to him traveling back and forth between Japan and the United States forgetting that you lose a day when traveling to Japan😂😂😂😂
The Undertaker one makes me angry because he made that lie simply to ruin an innocent guy's career out of jealousy. That could have caused Callaway to lose his livelihood, giving to his family... all because of Hogan's ego. It's really vile behaviour. The Make-a-Wish one is also terrible.
@@DUNGSTA Of course but Taker is very safe with it. The only time it looked very unsafe was his match with Goldberg, when he had no right in Tombstoning anybody.
I agree, it’s probably one of the most disturbing lies you could tell in the wrestling business. I’ll go out and say that it’s full on emotional abuse because even if it didn’t get mark fired it would shake his confidence and the confidence of other performers when it came to working with Undertaker.
Well let me tell you something brotherrrrrrr ”when the earth was the giant ball of fire me and the guy who claimed himself as the god smoked a joint and then I introduced him about my idea of how earth should look like”.-Hulk Hogan
@Laughing At You everyone uses them? Pretty broad statement there buddy. Is that just a wild opinion you have? Especially considering they are all tested now a days... But hey EVERYONE.. Donut
Let me tell you somethin brotha! I wrestled 9 days a week, 28 hours a day, 400 days a year! Its no wonder I missed the call at 14 o clock in the morning about the george foreman grill!
he was a good wrestler. He just didn't need to do that Vince McMahon. Wanted a different style from him in his first match. He got his leg broken? What do you do for a living? Was your rite of passage getting your leg broken??
The Undertaker is one of the safest wrestlers in the business history. The Undertaker always made sure his opponents were prepared before he did the tombstone he always protected his opponents head by using his knees to help keep them safe. I watch the survivor series match and clearly the Undertaker had Hulk’s head protected before he did the tombstone
Mark Henry is correct as their respected finishers have their opponents head to hit the mat it will take trust and confidence to perform the moves. Plus with the Undertaker’s chokeslam lot of times he always has his other hand to help keep his opponents safe during the move. Along with Triple H before he does the spine buster he always makes sure his opponents land safely. The Undertaker will always be my favorite wrestler.
At the time taker did the move he wasn't as experience wrestler maybe that incident has what made him become so safe I mean you're going by Mark Henry's word who didn't come into the game way after this incident
HHH used to give safe pedigrees to people like The Undertaker. But would hold on to the arms of less well known wrestlers so they couldn't protect themselves.
The ref messed up the finished of that match. It was supposed to be a fast count when hogan pinned sting which is why it was restarted but the ref did a normal count so it made it look really bad.
Love how he claimed to have completely torn his lat and bicep slamming Andre but could still raise his arms and do his posing routine when it’s your lat muscle that allows you to do that
When Jesse Ventura was making plans to bring the unions into Wrestling, he told Hogan of his idea. Hogan went off and told Vince about Jesse's idea and soon after Jesse was released from the WWF. Jesse didn't know how Vince had found out until Vince was asked while under oath. Jesse wasn't happy as he thought of Hogan as a trusted friend.
And He did the right call, Unionizing Wrestling in general would lead to a rabbit hole of corruption worse than NFL and NBA. At least Jesse learned from his mistakes once he learned the ropes of responsibility after becoming a politician.
@@Bitterman5868To bad corporate boots don't provide healthcare or protections, even in the imaginary world where the Unions are Even close to as corrupt as athletic team/franchise owners.
The problem with Hogan is, when he was young and in the thick of his career, he knew where he was going in life. When he got older and he was no longer the top drawing power for the promotion he worked for, he never seemed to handle that well. I grew up watching his entire career. Hogan either couldn't stand the fact that his greatest time in his career had come to the end, or he didn't recognize it. He always thought of himself as the elite best of all time. Now in order to keep the camera on, he would rather tell bs to have something to say, then to let his years in the business remain golden. He really does bring himself down a notch by doing this. He really doesn't know what else to do with himself. Instead of going on with crap like this, he would have been an excellent person to make his older years reporting on the current talent. Stone Cold Steve Austin is a prime example of that. Stone Cold takes his golden years for what they were and now he contributes to the business in other ways that doesn't ruin what he did before.
And sadly companies like WWE, and in the past WCW and TNA, have have given/keep giving him everything he wants on a silver platter, so on some level I think he thinks he can say whatever he wants purely on the fact he's Hulk Hogan and knows if he walked back into McMahons office he would still be going out to the ring as the undefeatable Legend... And that's probably the worst thing for his already fragile ego
Was never a big fan of Steve Austin in the ring, but I knew his character added some "rogue" talent to the roster. But all his works outside the ring, the man carries himself quite humbly and much like Mick Foley, it's obvious the love the sport has always been there. And for that, I have all the respect for him and it's actually made me retroactively a Stone Cold Steve Austin fan; got me looking up some of his matches.
The funniest thing about that particular Tombstone is that it’s the first time I ever remember realizing just how safe Taker’s version of the move actually is. I was probably 8 years old at the time of that PPV and the fact that Hokester’s head looked like it missed the chair by two and a half feet shook my faith in reality to its damn root.
IDK, when they showed the still in this video, it looked like Hogan's neck was a little bent between takers thighs. There might be something to that one.
Hogan's lying is at par with Steven Seagal at this point. They should team up and go on tours telling the most ridiculous, easily-debunked crap they can think of.
@@fattiger6957 He actually said he play bass for quite some years and was interested, but after applying 5 times he never heard back from the... Lars said he was never brought to attention Hogan wanted the gig nor he new who "that dude was back then" I'm not defending Hogan but thats how Lars told the story.
@@mywifesexualpartner984 that’s what I’m saying, and Hogan applied 5 times, he said they never called him back… he is a liar but some stories are taken out of context for the lolz I see
I get it that Hogan has maybe a hundred something pounds on Tyson but Tyson was a different breed of athlete and years younger and actually fights not taking nothing away from wrestling it is grueling it can break your body but you can't kayfabe a direct unguarded hit from a man who was knocking out fully grown men who were Hulk Hogan size between the ages of 12 and 15 different kind of Hulk and I know for a fact that Hogan wants no parts of that
Actually Hogan wasn't wrong about this. See Tyson was terrified of Hogan, or more specifically terrified of Hogan dying of a heart attack before Tyson got into the ring and got his payday.
I was just going to point this out. Lol. I saw this and was like, "wtf I just saw Corny talking about this 2 weeks ago. Weird." Yes, every fact in this was talked about on Jim's podcast, and I'm almost certain each incidents background info is almost word for word what they said too. Absolutely no additional info was in this video. Did you guys do any research of your own on this? Lol. How about a small credit to Corny's podcast for the content you're posting, ya damn thieves? 😂
Hogan also claimed that he told Vince McMahon that he wanted to go heel after Ultimate Warrior beat him at WM IV, But Vince told him no because Hulk Hogan was a household name. Vince has repeatedly said that no such convo took place
@@soultheinterrogator, I get Hogan making that claim, because he’s a professional level troll, however, I don’t recall Vince ever talking about his oppositiion to a heel turn by Hogan after WrestleMania VI.
Tough call on who is lying here, as this easily devolves into a liar vs. liar debate, where we might never fully know. As for Hogan being a heel in the WWF, that ship should've sailed in 1992 when he HELPED FLAIR pull Sid out of the ring after the latter eliminated him fairly and acted shocked at the fans turning on him during the post-match stare down.
The more stories I hear about this guy, the more I dislike him. There's a real contrast between the respect that Undertaker has earned in the locker room vs the countless negative stories that other wrestlers have shared about him over the years.
He would easily win... or at the least a draw. Wrestling is fixed, dude. It wasn't a real fight. Tyson wasn't a wrestler, and out of his depth. Probably thought... nope. Remember, this would have been at the height of hulkamania. No way hogan would have jobbed to tyson.
Grew up a Hogan fan since 1988. As popular as Hulk Hogan was in the 80's, Terry Bollea, the man, was a TRUE DIRT BAG behind the scenes and Master backstage politician.
as far as im concerned they are the same person, i used to be a big fan of hogan watching him in the 90s, but he has killed his own legacy with all the stuff coming out, the stupid lies, politicing etc. his legacy is tainted and can never be fixed.
I'm not shocked that a list like this exists, I'm just shocked that you were able to narrow it down to only 10 times! Jim cornette once said that you can believe Paul Heyman if his tongue was notarized, that said Heyman has never told nearly as many lies as Hogan.
It’s crazy, growing up Hogan was such an idol and someone to look up to. The more stories I hear about him and how bad he was for wrestling, the more I loathe the guy.
I was born in 78, and was a huge fan of wwe (wwf back then) and I always hated him for some reason. I couldn't stand him. I knew everyone was high on him, but I couldn't tell why. Ultimate warrior, shawn michaels and undertaker were my favorite wrestlers. I was so glad when ultimate warrior and undertaker beat him.
A lot of the old school guys are like him. I don’t care for his personal views or how he politicked behind the curtain. He’s still my favorite character
He was not bad for wrestling. Maybe a bad person but if not for him we may have never seen wrestling get as big as it has. I am no hogan fan and never was. I grew up loving the ultimate warrior and Randy Savage.
Hogan: these r the boots I wrestled Andre in and a couple days later he died… Me: do u know how many days exactly? Hogan: it was a couple, like 1500 or something… Me: so almost 5 years???
I saw Hogan at the airport the morning after WrestleMania 3. Arnold Skaaland told that Hulk wasn't signing autographs because "he broke his finger". Hogan was standing perfectly upright and talking with Vince. There is no way he tore his entire back and both biceps slamming Andre.
Andre did 90% of the work. There is no way it could break anything from his body. If anything broke in WM3 it was the Andre's body. Poor andre did that match for Wrestling Business and continuous to do so in heel character in the last moment of his life. Vince should be very very thankful for him.
Also there was no way of him wrestling matches with such injuries. He just wouldn't be able to perform 90 % of his moves. He maybe tore some muscle, but not every one in his back and both biceps.
1. I have extensively studied Elvis' life, particularly 1977. To my knowledge, he never attended any Memphis wrestling events that year. 2. Hogan slammed Andre for the first time in 1980. I remember watching it. So when the whole Wrestlemania III slam happened, I was wondering if anyone else remembered it like I did.
What he really meant was... "Tell your lies and shoot your roids and one day you can sue a major company for showing a video of you fucking your friend's wife, brother!"
I love Hulk Hogan, which is to say my childhood is filled with the mythical legend of saying my prayers and taking my vitamins. However, the man behind the myth is a selfish, lying jerk, who deserves to be exposed for what he has done. I won’t let go of my fond deluded memories, but the truth must be known.
^ this. wish more fans would realize that your memories and your love for someone you idolize doesn't mean that you don't have hold them accountable. everyone's always too busy with trying to take every criticism aimed at their favorites or someone famous as simply twitter trying to cancel them for no reason.
@@sickboy703 some of you americans are dumb AF. i Cleary said i never liked him etc like when in wwe or where ever else hes been. put ya glasses on pal.
Yeah his excuse on that changed multiple times as well, first he missed the phone call because he was at a wrestling conference signing for fans or something, then years later it was he was picking up his daughter from school
I can actually kinda buy that one, goofy products like that sell based on celebrity endorsement and Hulk was like Krusty the clown with how he was willing to put his name on anything.
@@mitchjames9350 Hogan was a cheater and a liar. He pretended to rassle for the fans but he really was only for himself. The George Foreman Grille people wouldn't have wanted Hogan as their spokesman.
HOPE SO... but he hired ERIC BISCHOFF.. BISCHOFF got more PUBLICITY than when he went to WWE... And dont thinks BISCHOFFF aint trying to talk to KHAN to BRING OLD MAN HOGAN ,,and same BISCHOFFF that TOOK WCW AND TNA . along with HOGAN... AND BISCHOFF had like 3 FAIL BUSINESS that went BANKRUPT after the MCMAHONS FIRED HIM..
Oddly, Hogan & Heenan in real life were actually very good friends. They just played up a very long standing kayfabe hatred and rivalry that spanned from AWA to WWF to WCW
"Call my wife and kids!".. ;D ... Just saw Jake the Snake doing one of Macho Man of before the match when he got bit in the arm... Worth watching, too. ;)
I was thinking the same thing. He's always in character, even some of the spots they used in this video, he's acting like Hulk Hogan. It's all part of the persona.
That's simply not true though. It's one thing to lie to maintain kayfabe, but another to lie about stuff that has nothing to do with wrestling. This is not him acting his persona, just a pathological liar.
When Hogan says "I'm not a steroid abuser & I do not use steroids", he sounds no different than an alcoholic or an addict saying "I'm not addicted, I can stop at any time"
Remember... tysons always been a wrestling fan. He knows it's fixed. No way hogan would have done the job. Meaning tyson would have to lose. At the height of his win streak? Nope
Hulk Hogan: Elvis was a HARDCORE Hulkamaniac, brother! Steven Seagal: I've trained CIA's finest! Hulk Hogan: I used to hunt down vampires alongside Abraham Lincoln! Steven Seagal: When Jean Claude Van Damme has nightmares...I'M the face he sees!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One needs a very good memory to get away with being a compulsive liar, one gets caught out if they contradict themselves. Hogan's career is on Tv & RU-vid.. he's enviably getting caught out. I think he's a 'mark' for himself, believes his own hype & misses being the greatest thing of all time in the '80s
@@quentinkaasa47 Maybe that kind of kayfabe could work in the 80s, but not today. Within moments, people can easily debunk every piece of garbage Hogan spews out of his mouth. It just makes him look like a delusional idiot at best and a compulsive liar at worst.
he also didnt need to be so insecure and hold talent back, if he did not politic so much and had been more open as his career went on, he would be seen as the best by most people, but even his most ardent fans can barely stand him.
My particular favourite lie from his is that the George Foreman Grill people originally wanted Hogan to be their spokesman, but he didn't answer the phone on time. Then they somehow immediately signed Foreman. Apparently, they wanted Hogan so much, they couldn't leave a message or wait a few hours and call him back.
Hogan: "You hurt my neck by holding it completely still." Literally Anyone with Minor Medical Knowledge: "That makes literally zero sense." I also gotta say, I suspect his Make A Wish claim was inspired by a need to piggyback off John Cena's actual contributions to Make A Wish.
You know Hogan was basically the Make-A-WIsh go to celebrity for the first ten years of the organization, right? When he got the award for reaching whatever milestone it was in 1994 after he had switched to WCW, the WWF started a fundraiser for Make-A-Wish on their own show. The only five celebs with over 200 career wishes granted are Hogan, Cena, Jeff Gordon, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Justin Beiber.
That makes 100% sense. What he is claiming is that taker had his head held still with his knees and his body slid down causing the vertebrae in his neck to slam together
@@spaztik7880 The problem with that is that Taker hit a tombstone on him earlier in the match holding just as tight and Hogan completely no sold it and popped back up, and the fact that Taker has given hundreds of tombstones since and nothing has happened. While not impossible I find it extremely implausible that this one time was the one that hurt an opponent.
@@mattthomas1442 Exactly. Also, if you slow the video down to 0.25x speed, and watch very carefully, the way that Hogan's hair flops just after the impact of the move, versus the angles of his head and Taker's body at that particular instant, strongly indicate that Hogan's head never directly touched Taker's knees (in other words, that there was enough of a gap for Hogan's head to pass cleanly through for that instant, if his head ever contacted Taker at all). Thanks to Taker wearing black, and Hogan's hair being almost white, it's pretty easy to spot.
Lol I love the picture of Hogan added into the pic of Elvis meeting Nixon. My sister brought me back a postcard of that meeting after a trip to Graceland years ago, I still have it displayed, think I might cut out a picture of Hogan and tape it on there.
What I think is hilarious is the absurdity of someone who had such an amazing life and who is considered to be one of the top 3 most important wrestlers in the history of the business feeling the need to make a fool out of himself with such obvious lies. Many of Hulk Hogans lies are so easily unveiled its ridiculous, its as if the guy has forgotten that the internet exists.
The Lindberghs were neighbors of the Bolleas. One night, Bruno Hauptman broke into the Bollea home and tried to kidnap baby Terry (Hulk Hogan). Terry weighed so much that Hauptman couldn't carry him. So instead Hauptman broke into the Lindbergh home and kidnapped Charles Lindbergh Jr.
@@chrismabe7575 Just ignore the stupid BS, bro. Some ignorant DMFs like the one right below me 👇 don't know how to let some stuff go. I mean, I'm African-American and I forgave Hulk Hogan.
That is the reason Vince let Seth Rollins "retire" Sting when he really should have been allowed to win the WWE Unified World Title. Vince's ego cost him a chance to elevate that Title into the stratosphere by letting Sting hold it for a year.. as well as letting Sting end Taker's Streak and career.
Thank you so much for this. I grew up watching him so I am defo fond of the hulk. But i was hoping to catch some of his lies. NOW, IM WAITING FOR PART 2, FEATURING 10 MORE LIES! Im expecting minimum of 10 parts to this video because i know his lies run in the hundreds lmao. Please make more parts!
He also claimed that he discovered The Undertaker. I remember seeing, or to be more precise hearing an interview where he says be was the one who told Mark Calaway to talk to Vince. After working with Mark on one of his movies.
