10 Times Hulk Hogan Actually Lost CLEAN

[@for111]

I'm 32 now. Hulk Hogan has been "about 60" looking my entire life.

[@namikstudios]

Yep, Ric Flair too lol

[@standardofexcellence]

He's the human 🌭 brother

[@ronaldomontero3624]

@@namikstudios Vince is older him too

[@seankkg]

Same, he's been the same age as long as we've been alive. In the first match here he's barely older than us and looks the same as when he retired.

[@joshmoreau6023]

I didn’t think the hulkster was capable of doing the job for someone, let alone 10 times. Amazing

[@northenlightsss]

It sometimes works for him brother...

[@tizzytank579]

He will lose as long as he gets to pose at the end

[@KingTruffles]

@@tizzytank579 Or kick out right after 3 but luckily he’s never done that

[@magiusfantasia5506]

Yes, but lets not forget, that even on this list, a few of those wins was followed but Hogan getting his title back very very quickly too.

[@emperortrevornorton3119]

It is rare but it is probably around 20 people who are a part of that club dirty loss doing the job that happened more frequently

[@solidsnake4214]

10 rare occasions Hulk Hogan said “That DOES work for me brother!”

[@xLanzer]

we all know he lost because of his back issues, brother

[@MrEandc4life]

More accurate title “ten times hogan couldn’t get out of loosing clean”

[@alfredoarevalo725]

Or Even if works for him, fakes an injury to put heat on the guy he Lost, like Taker.

[@shinsukecorbin425]

Hogan losing clean is more rare than Sunny not getting into trouble..Only happens once every 10yrs

[@TeamTowers1]

To be fair it seemed to happen fairly regularly during Hogan's 02 run.

[@HioshimaFried]

Comment so cruel its now awaiting trail for vehicular manslaughter

[@shinsukecorbin425]

@@TeamTowers1 I’ll give you that..Hogan did play ball most of the time in his 02 minus SummerSlam

[@ghw1985]

i like this but i ts at 69 just saying

[@jjwesker1061]

More rare than those “Sunny” days?

[@cripnite]

I saw the match against the Rock in person, that crowd marked out hard for Hogan. Absolute crazy energy in that building.

[@actionjackson4982]

I saw it live on PPV. definitely a moment for the nostalgia in all of us.

[@tyrone5969]

Wow, you're lucky! That's one of the greatest crowds in history and I can't imagine feeling that energy firsthand. I watched it live on PPV and it was one of the very few events of any type where I could genuinely feel the energy through the TV. Even now, 21 years later, it's amazing watching it and seeing the crowd.

[@jamesmorant1406]

The biggest is when he tapped out to Kurt Angle at the king of the ring in 2002 the 1st time he tapped out as a babyface

[@SteRDLK]

Tap outs were brought in to wrestling in 1997, Hogan was a heel in WCW, and wasn't even around in 2001. It's not that big of a stat

[@jamesmorant1406]

@@SteRDLK just saying him tapping out as a babyface was a pretty big deal

[@hw5091]

no, they weren't, what the fuck are you talking about. @@SteRDLK

[@Larry-dq4ig]

@@SteRDLKThat’s semantics either way. People gave up in submission holds prior to 1997, they just told the refs they game up instead.

[@InfectiousGroovePodcast]

Even better follow up video: 10 Times Hulk Hogan Lied About Losing Clean. It would be mostly Hulk just claiming it didn't happen over and over.

[@lanceparker4796]

One of the best Hogan jokes I heard was that Hogan's beds have no sheets or covers. Because he does not want them getting over on him.

[@steveo10861]

I love so much that we live in a universe where Jacque Rougeau has a clean victory over the Hulkster

[@SquareTableDegenerates]

He lights up when he talks about it in any interview.

[@TeamTowers1]

I find it quite interesting how Hogan seemed to lose clean a lot during his 02 run. I wonder why he was able to keep his ego in check there and seemingly not at any other time.

[@franklingoodwin]

Because Vince McMahon told him to. It's easy to say Hulk Hogan wasn't willing to put others over rather than saying both Vince and Eric Bischoff booked him not to lose, because it fits a particular narrative

[@TeamTowers1]

@@franklingoodwin Hogan has a lot of stories about him putting an end to plans for him to put someone over. I suspect it might be more him figuring he wouldn't be able to get away with that kind of stuff at the time.

[@TheWalklingPractice]

Money. Hogan must've been one of the top paid stars for the year.

[@deadend1041]

Prior to that in WCW and WWF it wasn't an ego thing there just wasn't anybody that should have gone over him. The few that should have, did.

[@zanethind]

Because Vince would fire his ass and Hogan loved Vince also WWE was bigger than ever and beat WCW and WCW was dying also Hogan needed money

[@Nbflowers1989]

Wow, he did the J.O.B. ten times, eh?

[@bredkass610]

Shuv. It. Maaan.🦅

[@subutexsurgeon5113]

The JOB to the H A W K

[@eliebechara3811]

Shuv that name in the comments, Jack

[@artturner2054]

It's amazing the Ego That Walks Like a Man lost 10 times

[@AP32333]

It’s wild that Hogan had so much influence that this video idea was possible 😂

[@franklingoodwin]

Could do one for Shawn Michaels, Steve Austin, John Cena and Triple H tbf

[@thebigbop5866]

We wouldn't be here today if Hulk didn't get to do his Hulk stuff.

[@JustNate1919]

Then we might not have to deal with HHH and his golden shovel and Super Cena burying alota talent that could've gotten over. I mean if Hulk didn't have that power they wouldn't have gave it to anyone else

[@bryanmack4054]

@@JustNate1919 Making Dean malenko world champion would’ve been a terrible business decision and you know it

[@JustNate1919]

@@bryanmack4054 I never said anything about Malenko being world champion

[@bradcarver8127]

Hahaha Stinko Malenko doing his Cirque Du Soleil routine in the main event. That’s rich

[@bryanmack4054]

@@bradcarver8127 Internet marks want guys like Hogan to job to guys like Malenko every night….figures they have no experience in running any kind of promotion….it’s always the same comments, “ohh he’s being buried…ohh I don’t like his booking “…cry me a River

[@oldfrittenfett1276]

Well, born 1977, I was kinda part of Hulkamania. It was fun. Late eighties, early nineties. But then it reached a point where I was thinking: "there are things that could be overdone".

[@ferox965]

I was born in 76. Was totally onboard with Hogan for the first title run, but lost interest after that. Got watching Bret Hart...

[@rickyrosay33977]

I remember watching wcw at first and being a huge hulk hogan fan because I thought the nwo was cool but then my grandfather showed me taps he had of wccw, mid south wrestling, JCP, and Georgia championship after that I found hogan too cartoony and became a fan of ric flair, Harley race, the von erichs, Steve Williams, dusty rhodes, magnum TA etc. and not too long after I stopped watching wcw and became a wwf kid and would stay up really late at night (without permission) to watch ECW

[@RandomGraham73]

Hogan losing is like my friends actually remembering my birthday

[@blmareterrorists]

🎂

[@optimus2008]

Ay, ya hate to see it.

[@Jackattack4ever]

This has never been more relatable

[@blakebraden21]

I like how even his "clean" wins still came with stipulations

[@Steezboy3000]

Triple H being in the thumbnail is too funny

[@tyrone5969]

I can't imagine the ego involved in negotiating whether HHH or Hogan wins.

[@bdot187um]

Not really, I believe the obverse once reported that HHH was the one he was all for hogan winning the belt in 02 while vince wasn't sure, HHH was all business and by this point Hulk was just happy to be there.

[@VERDICTInsanity]

I’m sure Hogan remembers all this totally differently, he’s been working 412 day years ffs

[@JoshHatfield]

Those are Japanese days, brother.

[@tyrone5969]

Remember when he deadlifted an 889lb Andre The Giant in front of 350,000 in the Skydome on a PPV with 800 million viewers?!

[@tyrone5969]

@@JoshHatfield lol.

[@Mike33422]

@@tyrone5969 remember when he meet an ill make a wish kid in England and got him a ticket to Summer slam at wembley stadium in the main event

[@bradcarver8127]

I’m just glad he was able to fit in bare knuckle fighting PRIDE fighters, playing baseball, and being the bassist for Metallica in during those 400+ day years

[@ThunderFist1978]

Let’s not forget that around 1980, Tony Atlas beat Hogan clean, which is something the original Legends Of Wrestling game points out.

[@cashpresley]

That was not a clean loss for Hogan. Atlas pinned him , but Hulk had his foot on the rope when the ref counted the pinfall.

[@ThunderFist1978]

@@cashpresley Atlas beat Hogan more than once, and one of those was a clean win. Besides, when Velvet McIntyre lost to Fabulous Moolah at Wrestlemania 2, she also had her foot on the rope, and no one ever brings that up. Not even the commentary team mentioned it.

[@joshuasteward6097]

It's important to remember that his lack of losing in WWE 1984-1993 was approved by Vince. Vince wanted a dominant face champion.

[@neilefc877]

Bit off topic, but Warrior's title win against Hogan and the subsequent reign is often cited as a bad business decision, similar to the Bret Hart and Diesel title reigns of the mid-90s, but I would argue - and this possibly ties back into Hogan's politicking - the reason why Warrior's title reign was underwhelming was down to the fact that there was literally no viable contenders for the title in 1990. Other than Earthquake (in a Hogan fued at the time), Warrior had to wait until Slaughter in 91 who, again, was being primed for Hogan.

[@joshuasteward6097]

Guess it depends on how you define viable contenders: Santana, Perfect, Hogan, Piper, Roberts, Dibiase, Boss Man, Earthquake, Rude, Texas Tornado, Savage and Dusty Rhodes all would have qualified as viable and believable to me.

[@kbhalacy]

The mountie always gets his man

[@Spermwhales93]

The brilliant timing of uploading a video about Hulk Hogan when he's come back into the news for his suspected ties to Scientology

[@GespaantAnEntspaant]

You said what now?

[@Spermwhales93]

@@GespaantAnEntspaant He's dating a 2nd generation Scientologist (somebody who was raised in the religion) and he's appeared in public multiple times alongside prominent Scientologists and at Scientology-associated locations. It's kinda quiet in the media atm but it's gaining traction.

[@namikstudios]

And? Considering how many people in the industry are of one faith or another, what's the big deal about that? If it's shocking to you that someone believes in Scientology, then it should be equally shocking to you that other people believe in Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc... etc...

[@ErrorMessage01]

4:05 I almost had to call an ambulance from choking on my water!😂 That was a golden joke!! 👏🏻

[@SteRDLK]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@tyrone5969]

"However, did you know there's a species of jellyfish that can essentially live forever? And as for taxes, well, the world's billionaires certainly seem to have gotten around that issue haven't they? So that just leaves the Hulkster." I'm dying!!!!

[@aaronstaubs6508]

I'm honestly shocked that you had enough material for a top 10

[@creativecatproductions]

“Ten times Hogan passed the torch” 😂

[@sergiodbd]

Hey Adam, “Nothing happened in 2015…” 👀😂😂

[@static_gmedina]

I was thinking of this recently, thanks for putting it together

[@parveskoyes9937]

I can’t believe this. The Hulkster must’ve been fuming inside when he found out he was losing. Definitely wasn’t happy.

[@Mayydayy86]

Read this as "10 Times Hulk Hogan Accidentally Lost Clean," which tbh seems a lot more plausible.

[@JenMistress]

Wait, time out. That House Show happened on April 11th, 1997. Wow, exact same day I was born, imagine that.

[@arizonashane]

Ahem... The Rock whipped Hogan with a belt (even though Hogan used the belt first) and refused to break a sharpshooter after Hogan reached the ropes. I declare it a DIRTY victory.

[@fbheavymetalgamer5455]

And we will ignore hogan doing it first yes ? ;) x

[@arizonashane]

@@fbheavymetalgamer5455 Hey, this list isn't about times The Rock lost clean...

[@fbheavymetalgamer5455]

@@arizonashane so the rock whips hogan and it’s not clean but he whipped rock first and he done it back clean as a whistle

[@arizonashane]

@@fbheavymetalgamer5455 Huh?

[@arizonashane]

@@fbheavymetalgamer5455 I mean, I literally mentioned it in the post you replied to.

[@joshuasteward6097]

Sting beat Hogan clean on Nitro in 1995. Also SuperBrawl 1998. Technically, the Starrcade 97 pin by Sting after Hart rang the bell, was clean.

[@jasonhorn901]

Yeah! I'm in this video. At 5:28, the bleach blonde in the white t-shirt, sitting front row while Luger has Hulk in the rack.

[@xX0Big_Poppa0Xx]

„Terrible Terry“ 😂😂😂

[@STÖs-Allerlei]

Hogan losing clean is as rare as Joe Biden describing America in one word....

[@robcressey7228]

Thats's No joke man.

[@nkohu]

“Shejshrbrkejsnfn, anyway”

[@MisterJ355]

Gold

[@dashtoroya2838]

You could have added Antonio inoki here since he beated Hogan clean more then one time. Even tho he has way bigger attitude then Hogan and Hogan was literally scared from him.

[@jamesgregg5410]

I agree he had a lot of creative control, but remember the wrestles that are usually upset about his control and not being able to beat him would have never been able to carry WWE like he did.

[@FFA441]

Of course HHH had to get his win over a legend in there

[@Smitty_Time_24]

The just ask the Mrs. Lovesponge line was well placed.

[@charlesorlando794]

Now do the ultimate warrior…I’ll help you, there are zero times he lost clean with no nonsense on television.

[@charlesorlando794]

@dave smith I agree but to me it’s amazing the warrior has no clean losses, every other wrestler has had clean losses on TV. If I’m not mistaken warrior has the least at 0 followed by Goldberg who has I think 1 completely clean loss in WCW and 4 in WWF? Hogan has a bunch of clean no gimmick BS losses compared to others.

[@BigtimeJuicer]

@@charlesorlando794 I was in DC live for Goldbergs first loss. Lol 😂 Everyone went absolutely nuts! I distinctly remember people online and at the concession stand...For some reason, EVERYONE knew he was gonna lose to Nash. Except for me! For me it was a long trip back to Jersey that night. 😂

[@charlesorlando794]

@@BigtimeJuicer except that loss wasn’t even clean. I think his only clean loss was to Booker T when Goldberg was a heel but that may be wrong. He never tapped out that’s for sure.

[@lanceparker4796]

When Hogan wrestled for Vince Sr. Andre The Giant and Tony Atlas beat him regularly.

[@standardofexcellence]

Hogan has a job 5 times quota in each fed brother

[@360GoodKeith]

I made a joke last night about “The only person who never loses is Hulk Hogan” and now this

[@matthewmaccabe4171]

i genuinely thought the thumbnail for this video was weird since it was triple H and hogan cos I'd only remembered their match where Hogan beat him for the title, not remembering/knowing they had a rematch months later where Triple H won lol

[@JoshHatfield]

Check out Reliving the War by Wrestling Bios and you'll find out Goldbergs streak wasn't inflated by much.

[@cogekacc]

it means so much more if someone beat Hulk clean. That was the whole point. Hulk was about business brother

[@sing151]

Hogan lost clean to Cliff Burton during the Metallica bass auditions

[@Alison31648]

It's funny how everyone forgot that yokozuna defeated hogan clean at the 1993 King or the ring ppv

[@Eddie-lm3jf]

Hogan was burned by a photographer so not really clean.

[@BaronLector]

In 1978 (give or take a year), "Bullet" Bob Armstrong pinned Hulk Hogan cleanly. In 2001, Baron von Lector defeated Bob Armstrong. Baron von Lector is only one-degree of separation from pinning Hulk Hogan cleanly.

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

This whole time I thought his name was Hull Kogan

[@robbin8300]

Thanks for the video

[@foxstarproductions]

What a GREAT intro. I love that!

[@aidenhadlington778]

Well done cultaholic for finding 10.

[@Freddie1980]

For all the flak Hogan gets about protecting his character at least he did the J.O.B from time to time, good luck finding 10 times The Ultimate Warrior lost let alone clean in his career.

[@davidlewis5312]

re: Brock Are you going to tell Brock Lesner no? There is only one type of person who has done that. Broken people.

[@BigTime27326]

Goldberg would like a word he owned Brock Lesnar

[@BurdenErnie1]

You forgot about his match vs Linda Hogan

[@beardedopinions2255]

Fun fact about Lesner on house shows he started by coming out to rammstein and speaking only german

[@eliebechara3811]

The intro is so epic.

[@knuke9596]

He lost to Andre the Giant at there Shea Stadium match in 1980. Andre won clean iirc.

[@danielsmith5032]

Can we count how many times Stone Cold Steve Austin lost clean? Because I think that is very very rare. It was kinda frustrating actually 😅

[@Millwall77]

Great point!

[@ole-mariusbergesen7818]

No. He lost a lot

[@JonCombo]

Yea, exactly, big time draws didn't lose often. Needs to be comparisons to similarly leveled guys. Stone Cold, Warrior, Rock, Bruno, Backlund, Goldberg.

[@Miyakolover]

6:47 It was confirmed time and time again that Nash wasn't the one who decided to end Goldberg's streak. And honestly, Goldberg winning forever would have eventually turned into another reign of terror.

[@Bit2brain]

4:05 About the one thing you can trust about Hogan is the chronic back pain he’s suffered through.

[@movingman67]

Still more times than Roddy Piper lost clean, yet nobody bitches about that.

[@aefiallos]

Hulk is a vampire, he’s stayed looking 60 for over 30 years. Incredible

[@aefiallos]

Edit: Make that 40 years

[@Am0ment0fB]

Did I miss the Arm Anderson entry? Ha.

[@agentorange1156]

Hot take: Hulk Hogan was absolutely 100% correct in protecting himself and his character so much. He was the main character whose theme song literally talked about fighting for your right and having a heart of a champion

[@palaceofwisdom9448]

"Good thing it was non-title, brother." That's what Hogan said into the camera after Piper beat him, and it stands as one of the funniest lines in history. Pure nonsense, pure Hogan.

[@claymathewselevator8121]

I wish HHH and Hulk Hogan had more matches

[@cherokeefit4248]

I totally paused the video to watch these videos of Hogan tapping lol

[@zanethind]

Hogan and Sting are around the same age and yet Sting still goes and is in shape what just gotta make you think what happens if Hogan was like that

[@stevegallo8483]

Yeah, who knows what would have happened if Hogan hadn't wrecked his back with that leg drop finisher of his.

[@blkgardner]

Sting's age is showing, but AEW is able to book him as a legend properly. Sting is there to put over the younger guys, he does one cool jump per match, and he's not a mic hog and avoids the championship belts.

[@tylorabdnor5562]

Something I always wondered was is that dye or like a dark paint on the stubble on his face

[@SynthJohn]

I'm pretty sure Austin Idol pinned Hogan clean in the 1970's. (He might have been still Sterling Golden at the time.) Antonio Inoki beat Hogan clean by pinfall and submission in 1980, and 1981. Inoki was the first wrestler to beat Hogan by submission. Giant beat him clean on Nitro in 1998. Sting got clean losses against Hogan on House Shows through 1998. There are two of these matches on youtube, and the matches are way better than their Starrcade debacle,. Also, Andre, and Tony Atlas got clean losses against him 1980, and 1981.

[@LoneLeeGH]

How many times has Charlotte lost clean? 🤔

[@eddielacrosse2]

How many times has your mother tapped clean 🧐🧐🧐???

[@LoneLeeGH]

@@eddielacrosse2 Mother jokes are so cute lol

[@shinsukecorbin425]

Charlotte has lost clean over 10x..

[@LoneLeeGH]

@@shinsukecorbin425 Cool, when were they?

[@shinsukecorbin425]

@@LoneLeeGH I mean it’s kinda long but the list is Kara Sane, Nia Jax, Becky, Bailey, Sasha, Carmella, Asuka, Rhea Ripley and Brie Bella

[@rocky5000100]

Damn it now I'm going to have to Google this immortal jelly fish species.

[@DoctorLazers]

Toronto Wrestlemanias are always great. Can we have another one please?

[@BurdenErnie1]

No

[@DoctorLazers]

@@BurdenErnie1 :(

[@claymathewselevator8121]

I liked the Hulk Hogan Edge tag team

[@andreaswiesheu2240]

how about a list of 10 times, where Hogan should have lost cleanly but refused....

[@SteRDLK]

Go on then

[@marvelsProtege]

Hulk Hogan really liked Kurt

[@versansky75]

Didn't Hogan lose clean to The Undertaker for the WWE Championship at Judgement Day?

[@lilpoetat]

Thanks 🙏

[@gardenboydon]

Piper deserved a world championship reign. Still a legend in pro wrestling and that cant be taken away from him

[@sketchybehavi0r]

What's that about the immortal one? I mean that species of jellyfish mentioned in the intro.

[@JOHNNY34A]

He got his win back against Kurt Angle on Smackdown. Also, in 2002, Vince McMahon in vindictive fashion, was turning Hogan into a jobber. By the time he lost to Brock Lesnar it meant nothing. He had already lost to The Rock, The Undertaker, Triple H, Kurt Angle ( I might be forgetting some), so nobody actually expected him to not lose to Brock Lesnar. Aside from the losses he wasn't allowed to get clean wins over Chris Jericho and William Regal, which made him look weak. He was only allowed to beat Ric Flair clean, but months later, they had Ric Flair job to Ricco.

[@lambert581]

What I noticed is that nobody complained when other wrestlers used their backstage pull to get a win. Ric Flair Andre The Giant & other wrestlers used the same tactic Hogan used. But no fans or wrestlers complained about it.

[@ChrisXcfc]

🤯 Hogan actually lost matches cleanly (well that’s something I never thought I would hear)

[@LASKARIKOS]

More than undertaker, warrior etc

[@geraldshaw4091]

Really surprised there's 10 examples lmao

[@Floatillyboats]

7:54 lol lol!

[@Hatchbasic]

Nash was absolutely the one to end Goldberg’s streak. The signs were there that fans were stating to turn on him as Goldberg was getting stale and was running out of challengers. The pop was huge when nash won.

[@yell0wberry]

The match was pure bogus and an absolute POS. The remedy for somebody’s run being stale is to introduce a more interesting angle, something WCW wasn’t very good at. Bobby Heenan one said in an interview that WCW would have lasted another year or so longer if Goldberg simply stayed the champ.

[@joshuasteward6097]

@@yell0wberry Yes! The match was a mess and there were other contenders Goldberg could have faced to keep it interesting. Or have him lose it and win it back.

[@diegosalmeron8494]

Good video, brother

[@Lobothemainman23]

I really don't think the Lesnar one was clean, they made it seem as if Hogan was about to win, until Heyman grabbed his leg.

[@jeremyfee]

The Wreslemania VI loss wasn't clean. Before Warrior won, there was a ref bump with Hogan getting a 3-count while the ref was out.

[@Edwards-Videos]

2:59 - Yup, Hogan agreed to lose clean to Piper but wouldn't let him win the title.

[@God-0208]

Hulk Hogan: You know what brother? I'm not the right man to end Goldberg's streak, it should be someone else who can make it mean something and run wild brother! Kevin Nash: fuck your streak

[@-dfh-866]

I'm surprised this lost was even possible to make.

[@seankkg]

I would rather watch the Hulkster abuse his power over Lesnar doing so any day.

[@Kuczy10]

The Rock's victory over Hogan at WrestleMania wasn't a clean one. There was a ref bump during the match which allowed both Rock and Hogan to use a leather belt (which is an illegal weapon) to their advantage and while the final stretch was done in clean fashion, you can't tell me Dwayne didn't use underhanded tactics to claim his win in Toronto.

[@Royal10123]

Once the belt got involved all bets were off.

[@nickfromohio6032]

I don't think we'll be making fun of Big Kev much longer. The guy isn't that bad. Especially compared to everyone else around him throughout his career.