Why Hulk Hogan Is HATED By His Wrestling Peers 

NOTE: The video cuts out in a couple of places, my apologies for that however I've been forced to make edits in order to keep the video up. I hope you still understand the narrative. Thanks!

"I don't like brothers, brother!" -Hulk Hogan.

HBK overselling Hulk’s moves is hilarious

The older you get, the easier it is to not respect him at all.

Hogan having too much power screwed over WCW and TNA. It also hurt WWF at times

“I’ve got a bad feeling about tomorrow brothers” - Hulk Hogan (September 10th, 2001)

He looked 50 yrs old all the time

"You are worse than a mandatory 6% tip on a party of 6 or more!" might be the greatest insult of all time. Iron Sheik is a national treasure

Why Hogan is hated by his wrestling peers: Seven words, "That's not gonna work for me, brother!!"

"I ain't getting on that ship brother." Hulk Hogan, on April 10th 1912 when the Titanic set sail.

I was a kid during the height of the Hulk Hogan years. It was very disappointing to find out so many bad things about someone you looked up to as a kid. At least Andre the Giant was kind, funny guy.

Selling out the entire locker room to prevent a wrestlers union is the worst... he sold out the current wrestlers he was friends with for cash and future wrestlers who now are still called 'independent contractors.'

I love how he said Elvis loved to watch him wrestle and he partied with John Belushi after Wrestlemania 2 - ignoring the fact they were both dead at the time of said conversation/event

How Hulk Hogan's heart was able to withstand all the steroids by him still being alive is a miracle.

Props to Jessie, he had among the least to gain and most to lose by attempting to unionize.

I had the unfortunate privilege to sit next to Hulk Hogan on a flight to Alaska in the late 80's That jerk with thunder thighs stole my peanuts

I'm in awe of how he was able to wrestle 400 days in Japan while he toured with Metallica and did UFC

That doesn't work for me brother

Hogan after the Shawn match: FINALLY SOMEONE SELLS FOR ME LIKE THEY SHOULD!

It genuinely makes me so angry that he got to induct Macho Man into the Hall of Fame. Something Randy would not have been ok with had he still been living. They did him a huge disservice.

I remember a story about a Hall of Fame ceremony where Bret Hart and Steve Austin blanked the Hulkster when he tried to say hi to them

Taker mentioned in one of his nterviews that Hogan cried all the way to Vince and falsely accusing him of breaking his neck due to Tombstone piledriver to the chair. This resulted in Taker having a short-lived WWF title reign and putting the title back to Hogan.

Although not a Michaels fan , but what he did with Hulkamania in the match by overselling every move was just awesome..Loved that

"The aliens didn't kidnapp me, I was the one kidnapping them, brother!" - Hulk Hogan, Alabama 1986

If Disney buys WWE, Hogan can finally achieve his dream of being a Disney Princess

I love the story he tells about wrestling 400 days in a single year, because he was flying to Japan and back nightly to wrestle at the Tokyo Dome, brother, and the timezone difference meant he actually had 40 extra days to compete in.

"Hulk hogan sex tape is Stuart Little movie and my sex tape movie is the Jurassic Park" oh god i love the Iron Shiek.

I still can't believe that this guy was almost responsible for the undertaker's career being derailed

Shawn Michaels overselling in that much is so fucking funny 😂 And the fact that Hogan didn't even realise is even funnier.

As a kid, I was a huge fan of Hulk Hogan in the 80s and 90s. But as I got older and as I heard stories from wrestlers who worked with him and said negative things about him, that's when I realized that maybe he wasn't as good a person as I thought. And this was before the racial comments he said in 2015.

Randy Savage was one of the most polite human I'd ever had the pleasure of meeting

It's kind of funny hearing CM Punk complain about Hogan, considering so many wrestlers have a similar attitude about Punk.

It's a shame that every big Macho Man moment Hogan has to be a part of it.. even his last WWE moment which was the Hall of Fame induction. It's like he purposely said that every major moment this guy has I'm going to insert myself into it.

As a paralyzed disabled veteran of 55 years, the one thing that I have learned is that if you ever lose your integrity, you are nothing. Honor, character and integrity is all that you take with you when you die. Try to improve yourself daily and try to help someone along the way. Though my life is very difficult, I thank God every day for it.

Thanks for this , I had no idea Hogan was this evil

It was also a known fact hogan was afraid of Rick Rude- a man who also knocked out the warrior

It’s amazing how many moves Hogan knows when it’s regarding his position at the top of the bill.

Hogan is the master of backstage politics and having a reality TV show would ruined the family later on regardless of the ratings

Sadly, Stallone didn't learn from his experiences working with pro wrestlers, as evidenced in The Expendables (I) where Stone Cold Steve Austin actually broke the actor/director's neck

Honestly, probably the only noble thing Hulk Hogan ever did was support his then-wife, in her efforts to get Elizabeth away from her controlling, domineering, borderline psychotic husband; Randy Savage. It's well known that Savage never trusted Elizabeth. He'd take her out on the road everywhere he went, and then would lock her inside of a room at whichever venue he was wrestling at. He was a horribly abusive husband. Yet, no one talks about that. Amazingly, Hulk Hogan helped her get away from him; and fellow wrestlers gave him grief for it. Only one who you'd expect to be upset with him for doing that, is Savage. But ironically that's not the case.

I watched Hulk Hogan in my younger days growing up and he was a larger than life hero in my eyes back then…but 30 years later I’m learning Hulk Hogan was the furthest thing from a hero behind closed doors.

I can personally tell you that at WrestleMania 8 in Indiana Hogan was almost booed out of the building Hogan didn't know what to do it was funny as hell

Hogan ultimately was a bigger detriment to the wrestling business than he was a positive. The fact that he stooged to Vince about the union and Jesse Ventura was the death of any wrestler ever actually making a livable wages or get benefits.

Hearing Undertaker tell the story about Hulk acting like he injured his neck from a tpd and waving it off when it could have gotten him fired really pissed me off

these most hated guys just make you realise how much of a legend macho man randy savage was.

Back in the '80s I was all about the NWA, not WWF. It was so much better because you understood that a committee had to vote for a champion, not just one person. I've always hated that Vince was all about the muscle heads, and not the guys who are more exciting to watch. Back then Hogan was still the epitome of what was wrong with the WWF, but he was getting such a huge push that no one seemed to care. I much preferred guys like flair, or sting, or HBK. I felt like they just brought more to the ring.

Its crazy what you see on tv and what really happens in real life or behind closed doors, I was a real big fan of hogan as a little kid but quickly grew out wrestling in my early teens so I never really paid attention to the drama or whatever else that was happening in the WWF/WWE. It's really sad when you hear and see stories like this and you think that person was a really good guy on and off character.

“We’re all brothers, brother except the brothers…brother!”-Hulk Hogan

I can’t believe that he lost 4 inches in height because he did continuous leg drops 😂

There's a video on a crime channel with cop's bodycam where his son was pulled over for drink driving, and The Hulkster shows up. He never once asserted his celebrity status, or wealth, but acted very calm and reasonable. I was honestly pretty surprised at how chill he was.

Oddly enough Hogan had no issues putting Jacques Rougeau over, of all people, for some event. They seem to think highly of one another.

Why Randy Savage is LOVED by his Peers. We need that video!

in retrospect...wouldnt it be easier to just list who didnt hate him? :) Is fascinating to watch. I honestly stop liking him around before WM6, I just didnt know why, just didnt like him much.

Shawn Michaels overselling that kick to the face is fuckin hilarious. Trolling at it's best lol

I think it was in Rick Flairs book that he talked about how Terry pulled rank in WCW by refusing a job at the last minute, after it was already set up by ambushing him and popping out his knee back stage. The idea was for him to lose cheaply, then win it back in the rematch. Instead what ended up happening is Flair wasn't able to beat him with his signature move even after destroying his knee.

Shawn Michaels has to be the subject of one of these.

" I'm keeping out of Wuhan, Brother" - Hulk Hogan 2019

My dad used to love hulk hogan because he was an old school, he even tell us about mighty igor. But after hulk hogan vs shawn micheal he just said "this is bullshit, how can this old guy beat up someone in his prime."

Well, as I figured. Bret Hart was screwed by Vince more than once. 1rst time at WrestleMania 9 when it came to Hogan and then 2nd time against HBK. Vince doesn't surprise me, I think he just didn't want a Canadian a WWE champ, and the truth without Bret Hart the Attitude Era would have never been. Especially, when the Rock was getting heat and Bret Hart put out the flames and gave The Rock a chance. Can't say that Hogan would have done that. By the time that match came for Hogan vs the Rock, Johnson was a full fledged motion picture star and fighting for #1 spot with Austin. IMO as a kid I was a huge Hogan fan until I was a teen, Hogan will always get his deserved credit but honestly, until he was apart of the NWO, I didn't pay attention to Hogan.

I honestly don't think there is a more hated wrestler. That best of 3 with hbk would of been epic. I applaud him for making hogan look foolish in that match fuck professionalism it was about time someone stick it to him.

Back when I was a teenager in the early days of Twitter I was having a conversation with a random guy and said I'd never consider Hogan a true great because he's never taken a job and put over someone to truly elevate them like The Undertaker has done over and over, and Hulk Hogan himself on his official account replied and told me off. Said I was a punk who shouldn't talk about things I don't know about 😂

Mr. Race said in his autobiography, he never planned to set the WWF ring on fire. He said he didn't know where that story came from.

If the internet didn't exist Hulk would still be beloved by millions.

Was it planned that it just cut off at the end? - also I'd love to hear more about Hogan and how people hated him

When i was a kid, back in the early 90s watching wrestling, i looked up to this guy, but i remember back then, my dad would say "don't believe everything you see about this guy, anyone who is allowed to climb that high, is stepping on many people to get there", i didn't understand what my dad meant, but my dad was viewing his stardom through the eyes of a shrewd, which my dad was, grown ass man, he saw through the lies, even before there were stories. I still loved him but as i grew up, i realised more and more, my dad was not only right, he was prophetic, because Hogan would go on to step on SOOOO many more people after my dad said that, this was BEFORE Hogan went to WCW.

“ Hulk Hogan you are worse than the automatic 20% tip !” That’s immensely hilarious hatred.

Bro I don't normally tell content creators , to make content. But u should do a video on the top 10 times Hogan told the truth 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It's pretty clear that Hogan was all about Hogan during his wrestling career. He used his backstage pull and his politicking to stay on top for as long as possible. This includes Hogan politicking to get a win over a young upp and comer named Randy Orton during Orton's "legend killer" days. That would have been a good win for young Randy, but that didn't work for Hogan, brother. Regarding Hulk Hogan inducting Randy Savage in the WWE Hall of Fame, I agree with Scott Steiner. It is BS. My understanding is Savage went to his grave hating Hogan. Regarding HBK's overselling of Hogan in their match, it may not have been professional but it was hilarious. Regarding the Iron Sheik, there is a story that has been circulating for a long time about his match with Hogan. The story is that Sheik was offered a lot of money to break Hogan's leg and teach him humility in their WWF Championship match, and that Sheik didn't do it. If that story is true, the fact that the Sheik expected a WWF Championship program with Hogan and saw the dollar signs that working with Hogan would bring, that would explain why Sheik didn't break Hogan's leg.

I started watching wrestling in the 90's and i never liked Hulk Hogan, nothing to do with the things said in this video, but i guess i was right at the time by accident 🤣 Just liked the Undertaker and many of the more acrobatic fighters jumping from the top rope while doing a salto. But the Undertaker was 100% my favorit with his show. I guess it has a lot to do with when you start watching.

Jesse Ventura went from bodybuilder to Benjamin Franklin impersonator

Please make a part II. And I think there's enough to make 10 parts

If your backstage rep is worse than 90s HBK and Ultimate Warrior, and simultaneously have CM Punk(who is a diva in his own right) and Bret Hart(who is bitter about everything these days) verbally crash a plane into you then it should be no surprise that you get regular death threats from your colleagues.

As far as Savages wife is concerned. It was stated that she "ran" off to her friend Elizabeth. So why was she running? Was it because Randy was doing something wrong and was probably drunk or something and was abusing her allegedly? It seems that Randy was a bit Possessive with Elizabeth. So I don't necessarily attribute that to Hulk Hogan.

Though I wrestled 2 house shows for WWE in front of a whopping 15 audience members(combined) when I was about 7 or 8yrs old I was brought backstage to meet Mr. McMahon, I was walking down the narrow hallway to his office when Hogan was walking towards me back in the 1980's and he literally b-lined to his right to knock me down. I can't say he's still Knucklehead or a prick but back then the worse thing you could do as a child was meet your heroes.(especially the hards way) Mad props to the current roster for being hospitable and decent to new comers to the business. But you folks should take these men at their word on this. R.I.P.: Freddie Blassie and Iron Shiek "Your impact on my life has not been forgotten"- Chad T. Cook

Remind me not to f**k with Harley Race

After Hulk went all Hollywood, he never re-racked his weights. 😊

Coincidentally, I think the only famous person I ever met was a random few second encounter with Hogan. He gave me a nod and a smile, which, when I was a teen, seemed pretty sweet. I think I need to get out more :)

Hart seethes over cold soup. Man doesn't look happy unless he's sad.

You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.

🤣🤣🤣If I was on Twitter I'd definitely be following the Iron Sheik.

I remember that Icon vs match, I was laughing so hard when S. M. over sold those moves...

Bret Hart didn't break in to WWE in 93 he had actually been there for quite some years by that time but that was around the time he started getting his push Brother

The main point is without his larger than live persona carried pro-wrestling in the main streem media!

Almost every wrestler on top had to be selfish to stay there. That said, according to what I hear I can’t think of anybody who worked as hard as Hogan to not put anyone over.

I was night manager at the Omni Hotel @ CNN Center in the 90's. It was owned by Ted Turner and the wrestlers stayed there ALL THE TIME. And I mean all the wrestlers, on the night shift we knew all of them and all of them knew us. I have some great memories of those guys. They were always a lot of fun. There was one guy name Paul Wight who was just a blast, always wanted everyone to go out "partying" with him. All of them were just really down to earth, with this one exception. Hulk Hogan would strut around like he owned the place just being a total douche. Luckily I hardly ever had to deal with him or see him

I was a huge Hogan fan growing up. And just as much a fan when he was Hollywood Hogan. I once wrote him a get well letter which I sent to his home address when he was having surgery. He sent me back a personalized autographed picture. I’ve met Hogan a half dozen times and each time he has been personable and friendly and funny. Yes, he made some mistakes, which he has profusely apologized for. Hogan is still my favorite wrestler, and I am still a Hulkamaniac 38 years later.

9:45 Vince also said there was no steroid problem "under oath" so I don't know why that matters...

A lot of men with gigantic egos killed the WCW. Russo, Hogan, Nash, and Hall did some major contributions to the sinking of the ship. The hilarious thing is not one of those above-mentioned men, knew they were killing the WCW. It’s like drilling holes on the south side of the ship, then running to the north part of the ship and saying, wow, I’m glad that’s not happening over here because we could drown.

“Tomorrow is gunna be a bad day “ Hulk Hogan August 31st 1939,Poland.😂

Hulk Hogan has nothing to prove to the smarks. He's a legend and added extra zeroes to wrestlers paychecks. With Hogan pro wrestling would be just the indies

It's crazy how nice and respectful sid was, its hard to believe Hulk was this way. But if anyone is going to say something honestly it's Sid, only one to match him would be the undertaker.

Holy shit Randy Savage made a rap album and there's a hogan diss track on it. This is news.

This video doesnt work for him brother

Met Hulk 3x, he was super nice each time. He posed for pictures each time. The nicest wrestler I ever met.

Hogan ensuring there was no wrestler's union is unforgivable - every wrestler who is bankrupted by an injury is on his shoulders.

I was at that show in Minnesota. We the fans were pretty pissed off at the way AWA played it all out.

The videos okay but you're editing is a little choppy as well as your ending is a little abrupt but who am I to judge. I enjoy your videos nonetheless take care keep it up..

I'm 40. Hogan is 69. I respect my elders.

I love that in the image of the territories, Flair's image is that of his Hasbro figure 😂❤

I don’t care how unprofessional it was, I absolutely love what HBK did to hogan by over selling everything. That shit was hilarious