Hulk Hogan | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

[@spencerbrown2824]

When I was 5, my parents and I were eating at an Outback steakhouse and Hulk sat about 4 tables away from us, no one really in the restaurant. I was a huge fan, wearing my pokemon shirt. I kept staring and my parents got mad at me. He beckoned me over, told me how much his son loved pokemon and named each one on my shirt, then signed my shirt and told me to never be shy or afraid of anything. I'll never forget that.

[@laurapflum8897]

lol

[@christamorris6728]

I Bet that was pretty 😎 cool. 👍

[@Nobnoxious]

That’s a great story!

[@richardremick1639]

Awesome story

[@Caine_Murdered_Able]

Epic experience

[@andyd7374]

I met Hulk in 1993 at a restaurant in Tampa...I had my son of 2 and he had his child about the same age...Hulk was so gracious to talk to me and my son...never forget it. Thanks Hulk

[@BobbyM7847]

Lies

[@Ragerian]

@@BobbyM7847 slander

[@BobbyM7847]

@@Ragerian oh shut the hell up!

[@rymur30]

I just met him 3 days ago at the liquor store lol

[@CookieDelgato]

I am 44 years old and have never heard hulks story. I am getting all teary eyed and in my feelings over this one. I know this is a big "get" for Theo. Proud of him.

[@MagnusOffical]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ganjaking7160]

💯

[@duh4895]

@@Lee-wk3cb Your annoying pessimism must get pretty exhausting bud

[@Adam-kn3tv]

Hulk is notorious within the wrestling world for being one of the biggest liars in the business.

[@bltn7469]

​@@Adam-kn3tvsure buddy . We're going to take your word for it . This massive super star ✨ world famous championships wrestler is a complete " liar " . You were in the scene I'm sure with all the wrestlers talking shop back in the day I'm sure ...

[@Democracy_will_prevail]

Never got into wrestling, but the way theo described it actually made me tear up . finding something to escape from being poor or neglected is life saving

[@tyv1383]

You missed out on some awesome childhood memories. I remember getting home from school and putting on WWE every night. The emotions and energy due to puberty really made the experience that much better lmfao. My era was more Undertaker, Kane, The Rock, Steve Austin, Triple H, Batista

[@CedrickTudge]

Are you both gonna tear up now? 🤭

[@shermhart7617]

What ? I tEaR uP. Grow up

[@bradgauldin8643]

And Theo is right. I talk to my kids about it today. One of the things I wish they could have gotten into it now like we did them. I was just diff and when it was on in 80’s and 90’s , everyone was into it. It was something special and magical. Even watching old videos of it gives u goosebumps.

[@OceanMetTheSky]

​@@shermhart7617yeah grow up and be a psychopath like this emotionless d ou che

[@pjokkenroll]

credits to Theo for asking real questions, and to Hulk for giving real answers. Really enjoyed it a lot

[@SpecialEdition00]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqPPhK1jjd2ia5I

[@aminestoisthebesto806]

For real. You’d be surprised how many real ones are out there. We don’t get know to each other enough.

[@NostalgiaVomitChris]

Hulk is a clown who doesn’t deserve a guest spot on any podcast. From lying about steroids and burying wrestlers to being a racists asshole, dude has NO redeeming qualities. Kind of tired of watching Theo sit down with people like this, guess as long as he keeps his country white audience and his Joe Rogan appearances he’s good

[@Schwartzzz]

😂😂😂 you don’t know hulk hogan. Not one answer in here was real

[@TheRealJohnMelendez]

HUlk lies so much, how do you know which answers are real?

[@anFy81]

It's so impressive to see that at the end, when Theo was about to finish up the interview, Hulk pulled it back and told one more story. That's an amazing signal. He had a good time and genuinely liked talking to Theo. Biggest compliment he could get in this situation.

[@MrShanepalmerton]

Did you watch Hulk with The Nelk Boys… they knew nothing about him and once he realized that, he was finished with them

[@SketchySandy34]

Nelk is for freshman year frat boys lol. that’s y

[@ScorpionP2C]

Good call out, yeah when Theo knew who the old school wrestlers were I saw Hogan warm a bit more and then when he played right along with the "dont even look that direction" about his girlfriend he really fully was liking Theo. This was epic to watch and I learned things about his life I knew nothing about or was only vaguely aware of despite all these years being a fan.

[@MrShanepalmerton]

@@ScorpionP2C that and joking about the Giant riding in the same vehicle, what that would even look like with those two 😂

[@ScorpionP2C]

@@MrShanepalmerton It would have to be a container truck with bolted in benches lol

[@RRproductions156]

Dude Theo becomes a different person when he interviews. Great questions, listens, engaged and gets the most out. Amazing interview

[@Noticerofthings]

Is that right

[@Noticerofthings]

I agree very cool

[@chinchillaqueef9885]

I know who Theo Von is but this is my first time watching his podcast. He DEFINITELY IS a very talented interviewer. The most critical aspect: HE LETS THE GUEST TALK!!

[@lilme7052]

I think here he is especially in awe to be talking to Hulk

[@TheHannibalTV]

This is the best interview I've seen of Hulk Hogan

[@criticaljacques2237]

I agree... he gets a lot of hate, some warranted, some not. But no one can take the impact he had on pro wrestling away from him. His work and image transcend generations. His body has been through a lot. All things considered, I'll always love Hogan.

[@PhullyNo1]

@@criticaljacques2237hulk is a cool dude. Would’ve been great if he didn’t raise that POS son that can’t drive. But at least he let the law do its job.

[@carolynbuckley8733]

Theo, seriously man, thank you. This is the most authentic version of Hogan I've ever seen and I'm a hulkamaniac from way back Jack.

[@yelnaw]

Still taking those vitamins brother!

[@ulyssesjoyce-p5b]

Still running wild!

[@blues05]

Ooooh BroTheR

[@ScorpionP2C]

Dont forget your raw eggs in the morning before you run around the park Sister!

[@SpecialEdition00]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqPPhK1jjd2ia5I macho man Randy Savage

[@ricardosd12]

They way Theo describes watching Hogan as a kid is why he deserves to be on the Mt Rushmore of Wrestling. Hulk was the guy before anybody else.

[@therocinante3443]

Hulk is still the champ in my head cannon

[@ClipCoyote]

Andre was my favorite at 3 years old. Miss that one! Hulk, Ultimate Warrior, Macho Man, Jake the Snake, Rick Flair, Big Boss Man, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan took that art form international! They were what Marvel is to kids now!

[@mundanemorselsmundanemorse7028]

I feel like Hulk is the true pioneer of wrestling entertainment. There were stars before, but he really transcended the the sport. In the 80s/90s, it was Jordan, Hogan, Michael Jackson-in a different time, they were absolutely more well known than Jesus Christ.

[@CybersStorm]

​@@therocinante3443didn't he rape a 14 year old?

[@PrimeTime789]

Hogan Flair Austin Cena. That's the mount Rushmore of pro wrestling in my personal humble opinion. It's tough leaving names like Savage, HBK, Undertaker, Sting, Chris Jericho off this list but I believe this is bullet proof

[@danieljocumsen5250]

Theo never fails to bring out the real person. A mix of humour, humility and knowledge of his guests makes him one of a kind.

[@farrocha1989]

Theo can throw out one liners like no one else.

[@mightymik3yb1008]

You must have missed big ego Jesse Ventura.

[@nickg1743]

lol whether it's a plumber or Hulk Hogan

[@tylermiller8142]

Why’d you have to say it better than me 😂😂

[@spencerchute344]

The nelk boys had Hogan on and it was horrible they knew nothing about Hogan I couldn't watch I'm grateful for this podcast. Theo is awesome

[@blkdeath]

Theo did an awesome job getting Hogan to relax and talk about things you could tell he was not comfortable discussing(like his brother dying of overdose). Props to Hogan as well for letting down his guard a bit. I hope he knows there's plenty of us left in the world that still love the Hulkster and nothing would change that. This man was an idol to many a lad while he donned the red and yellow suit. Lots of love for Hogan

[@Turnheadcough]

Then they got older and realized he was a lying backstabbing cheating manipulative lowest of the low of a human being and lost all respect for him

[@natesmith3762]

Agreed

[@heatherbonelli]

100% The Hulkster is amazing. What a bad ass story he has!!

[@Jeff-jl2xc]

Even with all the insane lies he tells!? And even with how much of a horrible person he is in general?? All of this doesn't even mention the allegations against him nor does it mention the fact he refused to help anyone in the company or do anything that wasn't his idea or something he approved of! He's awful all around

[@MarkPriest-v6u]

​@@Jeff-jl2xchow do u kno hes a horrible guy? Are u friends with him or are u watching youtube hear say videos

[@therealad4342]

I think this is by far the best interview Theo has done. It felt like he took this pretty serious and was genuinely interested in every answer hulk gave him

[@TopShelfTheology]

Well I mean... it's fucking Hulk Hogan, how can you not be?

[@therealad4342]

@@TopShelfTheology cause sometimes Theo throws some random shit out there and makes his guests look uncomfortable lol

[@NEMtvOfficial]

​​​@@therealad4342 but this is Hulk, hes dam near as big as Elvis, especially to Rednecks from the South lol hes gonna take this extra serious, not gonna play wit Hulk

[@elijahroyster4618]

fax he was serious in the start then started to open up hogan a bit more

[@daerth4423]

I've seen countless Hogan interviews and I think this was the best one. Something about Theo brings shit out of people that you rarely get anywhere else.

[@jayswan6800]

Just gotta say Hulk was on another popular podcast recently (cough Nelk) and it was dogshit, because they didn't even watch pro wrestling. Actually got to hear about stuff I would've asked Hogan myself. Good shit, Theo

[@LiftaLot335]

@@jayswan6800Dude thought NWO was a wrestling promotion 😂

[@djuhnk]

Except bill burr 😂

[@justanobody0]

@@jayswan6800 how old is Kyle like 20? they weren't born when Hogan was in his biggest roles. (1985-2000) I guess if they were TNA fans, they could've seen Hogan there. (and Flair and Sting)

[@0311-z2c]

​@@justanobody0hes 29 I think

[@BIORKS]

Theo went full on reporter mode, one of the best interviews I've seen from Theo. This was just awesome❤

[@BigBoy5188]

I like the way theo doesn't overcomplicate his interviews. He just says what he thinks.

[@kyleb8268]

By far, Theos best episode. You can tell he really prepared for this by taking it more seriously and yet still being Theo Von.

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

It was more like Hulk has zero personality and too stupid to catch his jokes. It's more serious, because Hulk is stupid.

[@Joshua30127]

​@@ItIsYouAreNotYourI think it's more of an era thing, I don't think it's that he didn't get the jokes.

[@chrisboileau9849]

Way more prepared than Nelk

[@gaberoyalll]

Not sure i'd call Hulk stupid hes one of the most successful wrestlers of all time It's done dozens of movies. It's not by accident he knows how to handle himself. Imo😊

[@BigBadJerryRogers]

​@@ItIsYouAreNotYourone of the most charismatic and popular wrestlers of all time doesn't have personality... Yeah ok

[@mcfarlandbrothers2209]

this episode shows how much better of an interviewer he is versus others like the nelk boys they didn't even barely know who hulk was or his story.... love this podcast theo

[@davidcrook99]

They were coked out

[@wyattglouner3330]

Mind you Theo is in his forties and Nelk are all born after 2000 😂, unfair comparison.

[@sm40oztofreedom]

Nelks are terrible for interviews

[@eduardoescobar1906]

Those dorks

[@DepthFromAbove]

NELK are 28 going on 12. Theo is a 40 year old man. Completely different mental capacities.

[@TreGetem1]

Probably the best hogan interview ive seen because he gets it. He is the kid all of us was during the 80s. It felt like I was interviewing him. Great Job.

[@chasesnelgrove109]

"You could live another 25 or 30 years.... I mean I don't know what your plan is" God Theo is a treasure

[@SpaljeniLik]

...or forever...

[@craighall9282]

He just started talking - went somewhere that could have upset hulk - but just kept looking down, kept talking, and tried to get out of it 😂

[@willyzook]

I laughed so hard when he said that 😂

[@Ken-dk8ev]

People like this? This ain’t funny nor entertaining. Goofballs.

[@Jeff-jl2xc]

​@@PiedPooper-gh6cnALOT of shit that's what

[@jonathancilla3954]

Im 44 years old and ive been a hogan fan since i was four years old. Im currently a wrestling journalist, so i have seen nearly every Hogan interview.....this one was the best ever in my opinion. Such a great vibe.

[@cenasgay9111]

I'm currently a wrestling journalist as well, what a coincidence.

[@cmetzg03]

Hogan seems to lie a lot love to hear your take on that

[@MrDeceptacon88]

So what? He sucks..3 moves and same stupid vitamin promos

[@pretzelheaddd]

I am also currently a wrestling journalist

[@neohyphenate]

I also wrestle journalists currently.

[@D9Beats]

Theo getting better and better guests all that time. If macho man randy savage was still alive I could totally see him on here. Thanks for the great episodes Theo!

[@cloudbloom]

Imagine if Roddy Piper could have been on the podcast, that would have been amazing

[@natebaxter9551]

Savage is the fully evolved Theo.

[@drunkenmmamaster419]

That would be awesome

[@earthling1386]

Oooooohhhhh yeeeeaaahhhh!

[@archangelgabriel5316]

Oh yeaaaaaahhhh

[@kapkarw55]

Theo referring to Jimmy Snuka with “all the domestic charges” dangling off of him is an underrated moment.

[@mixedmartialoddest]

Hogan didn't sell it at all hahaha.

[@chrisraelg3778]

😭😭😭😭

[@kapkarw55]

@@mixedmartialoddest Lol nope! “That joke doesn’t work for me brother”

[@samir6047]

Hahaah I was going to comment it, but im glad I found it

[@Hymex_]

​@@kapkarw55probably hit too close to home. We're all human

[@nachomansandyravage2346]

What a terrific interview. Hulk is so chill, Theo and his extensive knowledge of wrestling and wrestlers just made this flow so well. Hope the Hulkster comes back on. Yeah brother, gang gang

[@UnBoxLifeWithLori]

Hulk Hogan is one of those people when you hear his name it makes you smile (good memories) Thank you Hulk for all the smiles, Great interview Theo!!!!

[@themagicofseth]

I know nothing about wrestling, but goodness gracious this is such a good conversation. Hulk is so down to earth and Theo is so enthusiastic, they play off each other perfectly

[@brandyrose9997]

goodness gracious 😅❤

[@ABurns_]

Theo never fails to just make everyone happy

[@wisconsin9009]

Gang🤙

[@adderon]

Level. Movie.

[@GirlytheCorgi]

Dude the HULKSTER BROTHER!!!!!!! Dude is my meme spirit animal

[@ShaneGillis432HZ]

Except the blacks

[@geordanlynk1093]

Hulk was happy? Lol

[@tfranklin1840]

This man opened the door for the guys to make movies and travel like they do now. Flair and Hogan paved the way. Stone Cold took it to new heights as well. I salute these legends.

[@brettlord6379]

Great to see Theo and his father reunite after all these years

[@mundanemorselsmundanemorse7028]

Really? I didn’t see Dog the Bounty Hunter on the show.

[@matthale8090]

​. Hogans his uncle 😆😆😆😆😆

[@AyAy008]

He's Nicaraguan (where my Nic gars at?)

[@LacieOwens]

🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@Plague_Doc22]

What's really crazy is that Hulk Hogan is just two years older than Theos father was when he was born.

[@tylermiller8142]

Theos questions are so random but at the same time perfectly tailored for the guest. There’s not many people that can keep a guests interest like him. Outstanding interview BROTHER

[@benbolton4221]

i read “BROTHER” in hogans voice

[@pelikopter6662]

⁠@@benbolton4221i read brother in will sasso doing a hulk hogan voice

[@verycoolguy5947]

@@pelikopter6662I read the whole comment in Will Sasso doing Jesse Venturas voice as I do for every comment lol

[@sixarms]

This interview could have gone on for 2 more hours easily. It made me feel like I was watching two good friends talking about life stories. Greatest Hulk Hogan interview ever thank you so much

[@castle4640]

It was great seeing Hulk grow increasingly comfortable and open up more due to Theo's likeable personality and affable charm. Probably the most personal interview I've seen of him. Helps when he's being interviewed by someone who actually knows something about pro wrestling too.

[@jackstevenson4679]

I am the same age as Theo and the way he described watching Hulk as a kid sums it up perfectly. Growing up in the 80’s was awesome. Hulk, Sly, Arnold..it was a great time to be a kid.

[@sxynomi]

Yep

[@pinkyellowblue007]

Growing up in the 80's was magical

[@soundlysouth2962]

Literally was the best decade to grow up in .... Im a bit biased, but what a time to be alive and a kid. 💥💥

[@anthonyroccosr.5706]

Well said

[@N8_Dogg]

Greatest 20-year run in human history was 1980-2000.

[@kedzan5732]

Never would expect Theo and Hulk Hogan sitting down, look how far we've come gang!

[@comfykeegs]

Wow really? Seemed like only a matter of time to me

[@MattPowers209]

The biggest liar in the business 😂

[@BradAaronTaylor]

I haven't been this overjoyed since Hogan dropped the leg on Rocky at WrestleMania 18.

[@sirhaunchalot3336]

You haven't came anywhere. Don't take Theo 's success as your own.

[@zomo4253]

Far

[@j-rod6766]

I love when Theo has real comedians as his guests......but this is probably my favorite episode of all time. It's impossible to be more legendary. Thank you for everything.

[@holla18atme]

I love hearing how hard it is to make it as a comedian from a bunch of trust fund babies lol. Give me podcasts like this any day.

[@kyleallen1858]

Have you ever watched him and Bobby lee together? They’re the best lol

[@NostalgiaVomitChris]

Why? You think hulk is great? He just lies and says racist stuff.

[@kylein9869]

I’m a big Theo Von fan and grew up watching Hulk Hogan. Loved this interview. Never thought I’d see these two talking to each other.

[@RackEmRack]

One of Theo’s best pods. He’s a really good host and he has a very unique lane. You can tell his guests appreciate it.

[@lukethomas1498]

Don’t think hogan expected Theo’s knowledge of wrestling to be so vast. This is such a captivating interview.

[@DonovenGrey]

It wasn't that vast, he knew some basic information. Have you heard the podcast of Mike Tyson and Undertaker? That will surprise how vast Tyson's wrestling knowledge is. And it is very, very vast!

[@amarshall2896]

@@DonovenGreygotta check it out 🍻

[@primeswish1248]

@@DonovenGreytyson was also intertwined into the business at points. Fair point but I think guys original comment is fair too

[@Jesus_Christ_is_alive]

@@DonovenGrey Mike Tyson was on WWF a few times with DX

[@EvilestGem]

It isn't vast, it's clear he doesn't know that much - he's just done some homework coupled with the fact he's a good bullshitter.

[@zw3565]

This has to be one of Theo's dream guest. Has to be awesome to get to sit down for 2 hours with a guy you grew up watching.

[@bane8257]

What if theo asked him if he wanted head

[@JoeHall-j4y]

#1 Hulk hogan #2 rifle raff #3 cocain weed

[@mikehunt-zx8tr]

Has to be has to be has to be

[@Ciclopea2]

I bet this was a dream come true for Theo, great way to meet his idol. Loved how he got Hulk to relax and actually engage in conversation and even reveal personal stuff through respect, humor and knowledge of the legend in front of him. Theo KNOWS how to win people over, he did a phenomenal job in this interview 👍

[@worstcasescenario5242]

I've followed Hogan's career for decades and this is the most relaxed I've ever seen him. That's how good of an interviewer Theo is!

[@kevinjackson1893]

A little smokey smoke will do that to ya

[@redomega24]

Theo could have been a little more in depth but Terry seemed ok with it.

[@sarahbriggs523]

someday someone’s going to have Theo on their podcast, glowing because he’s their adulthood hero.

[@TheMelvinpanda]

@@aaronrobinson5256 And that same sense of childlike play and innocence that we know from Albert Einstein... I can sense it in this room today.

[@kyletanking]

I hope that’s me

[@betteryou7hanme]

It's gonna be Callen.

[@idolhand6468]

Imagine comparing being a hulkamainac as a kid in the 90s to being a kid into podcasts or who likes tiktoks quips about cocaine.

[@slick_rick_ink]

This comment ♥

[@danm9460]

His curiosity seems very genuine. The complete opposite of your standard late night hosts. He's fun to watch

[@honkeykong9592]

This your first time watching Theo? :D

[@fonkyman]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4 hail satan

[@TheBorderJumper17]

He is an excellent Interviewer

[@danm9460]

@@TheBorderJumper17 I like seeing how curious he is about things. Makes for an entertaining show

[@CodyAlushin]

This has become the new late night TV. With so many people having their own interesting podcasts, there's no way the younger generation even cares much about scripted, insincere late-night. Especially when they can pull someone like THE HULKSTER

[@ACGreviews]

Theo is so disarming that it works well for anyone coming on usually. But this was a highlight.

[@makaylacoggins3414]

1000%. Southern Hospitality ✝️❤️

[@Nurskul]

You gonna review Blasphemous 2?

[@Ballistik-Knight]

For sure. Just ask Bill.

[@ephanhymerable]

Except Bill Burr lol

[@zaneboettcher6257]

@@ephanhymerablebill burr is a different animal 😂

[@spidertheakronaut]

Theo and Hulk chatting is like my past meeting my present

[@lilme7052]

yeah weird init

[@elliotcrouch7500]

Yeah fr and its cool seeing the hulkster as himself being chill

[@ModernDayRenaissanceMan]

Nice way to put it

[@Chrisblau]

Great way to put that into words cause that’s exactly how I felt also.

[@stephenseifert4283]

Right on.

[@rubengarciajr]

Honestly one of the best interviews with Hulk Hogan i have ever watched.

[@JuanMartinez-ht4we]

One of the best one-on-one interviews with Hulk Hogan thank you Theo.

[@juliusarnold2844]

Theo, thank you for helping us see a better view of who our childhood hero really is. Awesome interview. Thanks Hulk.

[@williammartin4368]

Probably the most humble and honest interview Hogan's ever done Much love brother

[@boijohnson2584]

Hogan lies alot through out this interview about wrestling events that were publicly televised

[@ransom6892]

@@boijohnson2584Timestamp a lie

[@bigo5250]

​@@boijohnson2584 bro a lot of the stuff he's talking about happened over 30 years ago forgive him for forgetting a few details a lot has happened in that guy's life to remember every little thing

[@EXTIINCT_]

@@bigo5250 I mean the dude lies out of his ass, you really can't chalk shit like him saying Metallica wanted him to be their bassist or that Elvis was a Hulkamaniac etc. as "forgetting a few details"

[@curthennig9448]

@@EXTIINCT_ You'll have to forgive the Hogan ass lickers!

[@brentyancich]

"Go to your room and don't come out till the bell rings" had me dying. 😂 Thanks for an awesome episode!

[@javsoliz]

😂😂😂

[@jimmyroy3340]

Holy snikies I have never watched an entire podcast, I did not realize how much Hulk meant to me until Theo brought back all my memories !! Thank both of you !!!

[@lurker-mq4fp]

Theo's interview style is perfect! He can lure out great details with gentle humour that disarms the subject. Great stuff. I had heard bad stuff about Hogan but he comes across very honest in this interview.

[@BadAssMacmillan]

Hulk Hogan was part of the cultural zeitgeist of 80s America. He's up there with 80s icons like Michael Jackson, Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Mike Tyson, etc. Growing up in the Middle East during the 80s (Saudi Arabia), the first Americans I have heard of were Michael Jackson, Hulk Hogan, and Ronald Reagan.

[@propainterj2018]

Up there with??? Hulk leads that whole pack BROTHER 💪🏼

[@sallengage6267]

Man u hit the nail on the head with Arnold, Hulk, Sly & Iron Mike....That for sure was my 80s childhood. Will be a sad day for me if they go b4 me..Thanks man.😊

[@alexred1038]

@@propainterj2018you must be high on 80’s crack if you think hogan is more of a cultural icon than Michael Jackson

[@pressfive]

I just need him to say the N word a few more times to make the top of my list.

[@jarad590]

@@pressfivejust push play on all the music you listen to hypocrite. Simple.

[@hardtobelieve4753]

Imagine if Macho was still around and doing the podcast scene, would be epic

[@BareKnuckleBrawls]

That would be great. RIP 'Macho Man' Randy Savage.🪦

[@Cephalitis]

That thought is hilarious. It would probably break the internet

[@BareKnuckleBrawls]

@@Cephalitis No doubt about it. Let's just say that some of Hogan's stories would be different if the people involved were living.

[@SoNewEnglandsux]

Fookin epic macho man was just too much for this world,I'm so glad I was born on 79

[@BareKnuckleBrawls]

@@SoNewEnglandsux Randy Savage was too intense to handle. It's so sad that that same intensity made his heart fail him in his final moments. RIP Macho Man, you'll be loved and missed by all.

[@casualobserver77]

I'm 46. When I was a kid, hulk hogan was my hero. 100 percent hulkamaniac. Such a great interview with a living legend!

[@izzy7067]

Who would have thought that Theo is such a good interviewer? Excellent comedian as well. I think as he gets older, he will realize that his strength is interviewing. Excellent job Theo.....

[@billljones979]

This was actually a great podcast. Great job Theo for listening and keeping the conversation going, And hulk for being real or at least more real then in most, imo

[@steveshyde7564]

This compared to the Jesse Ventura episode is so much more sane lol

[@puertoricanboy100]

Than*

[@kgm2182]

Sorry but Hulk Hogan is such a scumbag, dropping the n-word in a racist rant of his. Skipped this whole interview.

[@eternal60214]

Being real? Lol this dude was telling lie after lie

[@easygrin1127]

​@@eternal60214such as?

[@jtprogress]

One of the best interviews i have ever seen. Theo's appreciation and genuine love for what Hulk meant to his childhood came through at every angle. Great conversation. Thank you.

[@adamholloway8873]

I’ve been watching Theo’s podcast for years, I don’t even know how express how happy I am for him to see his podcast blow up like it has recently. Hell yeah brother, gang gang!!!

[@me1802]

I love it when Von makes Hulkster belly laugh!! So genuine 😂

[@RedHairedTrev]

Theo's interviewing skills during this episode might be the best of his career - he skates this very thin line between starstruck fanboy, interviewer, professional, and slightly nervous human the entire time. Some interviewers lock-up or can't relate with a big star, but Theo crushed it. Spectacular pod!

[@esatisfyingskinfix]

Once Hogan got a feel for Theo's humor this interview became absolutely precious.

[@gorillachronicles]

He didn't even respond to the super fly line about the hair flying everywhere and the domestic charges

[@cleech74]

Yeah, I listened to this at work, and really enjoyed it. Was a fan when I was growing up, but hadn’t watched or listened to any interviews Hogan’s done before this one, so it was a real treat:

[@chadcox9311]

No sold his Ventura impressions too

[@jamieoxendine7116]

@@chadcox9311it was a good impression too

[@boricuachamp]

Domestic charges part 😂

[@juggernaught79]

Man, as a kid I was so thrilled to see Hulk Hogan march to the ring. Thrilled now to see him happy and healthy.

[@daledodge40]

Healthy...? Lol

[@josiffexplosiff1]

Yeah, too bad he’s a cuck racist 😂🎉😢

[@TinaSindichakis]

He’s looking like he’s lived hard, and he has, keeping everyone’s life together.❤

[@ScotteM]

​@@daledodge4010x more coherent than the sleepy joe, so there's that type of healthy

[@juggernaught79]

@@daledodge40 I guess compared to all of his colleagues that came up in the same era. You know….most of them are dead or one foot in the grave.

[@SpaljeniLik]

This is the best Hogan interview I've seen so far. You should do a part 2 of this, I bet Hogan has so much more to say, and this is the most chill I've seen him in any podcast.

[@bdot187um]

True, it was chill and theo had a great vibe which made hulk relax and tell stories.

[@Michael_Shay]

Now we're gonna get another episode with Will Sasso where he does an impression of Hulk Hogan for 20 minutes, can't wait.

[@somarvitor]

Yea dude

[@at9670]

That's called podcasting dude!

[@paulbryant8403]

Wull HOLD ON DUDE. Let me tell you somethin bout podshows brother!

[@mattnick23]

The BAJA

[@williamgreen7351]

🫲 wull hold on dude that’s a podcast brother

[@thewindowwatchers1075]

I have watched this podcast for years… And I honestly think this is one of the best interviews by Theo that I've ever seen and I'm just blown away by the whole hulk story!

[@onyroo]

It was pretty cool how educated on old school wrestling Theo is, he knew everything Hulk mentioned. Good interview. Interesting prospective on the business side of wrestling.

[@mattayoubi9829]

This is the most forthcoming and honest I’ve ever seen Hogan be in an interview. He always struck me as a Machiavellian character.

[@Ven-uhhmmm]

Theo was so excited during this interview. One of my favorites to watch. He’s loving it.

[@tysonvance]

This was just a fun and genuine conversation between a fan and an icon...

[@iRey360]

Love how Theo gets a good amount of laughs out of Hogan! That’s what veterans need

[@ItzBrittKneeBish]

This is my first Theo podcast experience and I am so entranced. Hulk fan for life!!

[@AussieHub25]

Theo this was one of the best and most enjoyable interviews I have seen for a long time. Thanks Champ, great job. Hulkster, thanks for being such a positive influence in our lives. We are lucky to have you.

[@Eyepatchfilms]

Theo you did an amazing job here. I don't think anyone else could do this interview as well as you

[@rocknroller77]

This was great! As a kid in the 80s and a huge wrestling fan at the time, i appreciate hearing the Hulkster's story. Thanks Theo

[@KyJack13]

Never got into pro wrestling fan but I’ve listened to several interviews with Hulk. I love that he drops the names of the folks that have helped him along the way. Nothing but respect for this guy.

[@Dawgbite22]

What an amazing interview, seriously Theo is one of the best, you can tell when guests get comfortable they just open right up to him. One of a kind

[@ZakAttack03]

I’ve been listening to Theo for about 3 years now. This was one of the best podcast interviews I think he’s done. His ability find comedy while still delving into someone is great. Gang

[@pahhh9190]

conceivable !

[@themidwestbarber8428]

Not to take anything away from this greatness of an episode, but if you haven’t seen the newest Jordan Peterson episode-hands down the best most intriguing podcast Theo has done.

[@yungjetsquee706]

I agree. I think when Theo really has a lot of insight on his guest he can really really captivate the guest and us as the audience

[@carly2899]

In 1993 my dad brought cupcakes to my 2nd grade class. Everyone thought he was Hulk Hogan. What a time to be alive.

[@diggadirt393]

Is your dad Randy Hogan?

[@middle-agedMan]

​@@diggadirt393RANDY!!! The wish version of the Texas Rattlesnake 😂

[@nnaheim.]

His Dad is Horrace Hogan 😂

[@davidsnyder2000]

As a drinker and a previous pain pill addict, i can appreciate what Hulk is saying. I just recently was hospitalized for my pancreas because I was drinking a lot and not eating right. I give Terry a lot of credit being smart enough to stay on track❤️👍👍

[@shaeVettori]

Wow, Theo was high-key amazing in this 👏 Dude made for a great interviewer when he wants to be with just the right amount of "Theo" sprinkled on top. Also, Hogan should do more of these and tell people more of his insane stories over the past few decades

[@MGWPS462]

Except that a lot of things Hogan said were flat out lies. He didn't work in Minneapolis on Friday and fly to Tokyo and work and be back for Monday TV because for one....there was no "Monday TV" in wrestling before 1993 and two..its a pretty long flight from Tokyo. Also...Hogan said he worked in Japan for 20 years??? Another lie. This dude cannot keep himself from lying.

[@Highwayman21]

@@MGWPS462Dude, you gotta realize that this is the greatest combination ever. Old school wrestlers are known to spin tall tales. That’s what they do. Take their words with a grain of salt and just have fun with their stories. And comedians are the same way. Not every story they tell is true. This is just two guys, making shit up to entertain us. And I think that’s awesome

[@PewPerspective]

Possibly the best episode yet. Loved hearing hulk talk about his faith and Theo being so genuine. Top tier.

[@NostalgiaVomitChris]

Yea because that’s real 😂. Just like the vitamins 😂. This guy is a grifter and I’m glad he’s fallen from grace

[@FatLadyKiller]

Hulk talking faith was the only part that sucked. That shit is archaic and dangerous and needs to be left behind.

[@Drummr88]

​​@@FatLadyKillerDude... It must be amazing being so much more sophisticated and brilliant than everyone else who has ever existed...I'm just blown away by your intellect and your unique perspectives. Us unenlightened troglodytes only have our primitive, superstitious delusions to comfort us, but you're simply on the next level.

[@drenev93]

"My father was from Nicarágua. I have to be careful when I say that word" - Theo is simply the best

[@The__Gent]

Hahaha

[@valerie362]

I saw Hulk Hogan in an airport when I was a teen. For whatever reason, I get star struck even if I don't love the star. Of course I knew who he was but was way too scared to say hi. To this day I regret it and wish I had gotten a hi and a hug.

[@henrikwolter5624]

Man I was a big fan of Hulk Hogan back in the 80's and 90's 💪🏻 I grew up in a small town 12k people, in Denmark. I was lucky to visit California back in 1992, with my grandfather. I was 15 years old. I have so many crazy memories from that trip. I got a Hulkster bandana and Tshirt and Bret Hearts pink sunglasses 😎 I was the bomb when I returned to school that year 😂 I love Theo and his amazing podcast 💜 Thank you for many hours. Same to be said to Hogan, brother 🙏🏻🔥🔥🔥

[@Nanamoe197]

How amazing is it to get to interview your childhood hero congratulations Theo,

[@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3]

Not as amazing as that hero actually turning out to be a genuine guy.

[@davosholdos1253]

Interviews with wrestlers are always bangers.

[@MrAwEsOmE145770]

I’ve noticed that . Its always really Fuckin interesting and entertaining

[@zw3565]

besides Jesse that one I couldn't finish. I do love when the wrestlers start talking about behind the scene stuff.

[@JunkBondTrader]

Even Ventura in a way lol. Funny for the wrong reasons xD

[@JunkBondTrader]

@@zw3565 Oh no you gotta finish teh Jesse Ventura episode. It's funny _because_ it was so ridiculous. Watching Theo's frustration growing, trying to get a word in lmao it was hilarious to me.

[@ryanharrison8412]

I wish more where around

[@zekekinnison2829]

lost my brother a couple of years ago. most i know about this guy came from this video, but it was crazy to hear about him decide to tell the truth about his brothers passing, and see the emotion in his face. incredibly genuine and real and i felt like i understood him so much

[@ChristophTozer]

Yeah, I caught that too. The '.... that's not true, he died of an overdose.' That was sad, he was lying, then in that moment, he instantly decided to tell the truth. It's hard to admit when a loved one OD's. There is not much sympathy for ppl who OD and that is hard on the loved ones left behind

[@jaronsnyder2973]

I didn’t expect to make it through this entire podcast but this is one of theos best. Great interview and conversation. Need more of this

[@mattmorrison9379]

In the late 80s early 90s Hulk Hogan and Hulkamania was running wild. This man was / is a absolute legend. Thanks for the memories.

[@pauljudah1235]

Absolutely amazing . I'm 38 yr old and watched him as a kid I absolutely loved him. And to see him now and to look that good for his age man that's amazing

[@Enzo87325]

Theo did a great job on this one, by showing respect and actually having some knowledge of wrestling really went a long way with Hulk.

[@30pipeliner]

Hands down my favorite Theo Vaughn interview. You could tell this was truly one of Theos hero’s growing up. Great job sir.

[@DUEYZ4U]

My favorite thus far. Thanks to Theo & Terry for letting us be a fly on the wall for a little while.

[@codyqualkenbush7737]

Hulk hogan's real name. You're either trolling or didn't hear a single thing during the interview 😂

[@roniangel3]

This was such a great interview. Tremendous insight and excellent story telling, I could visualize everything that was being said by the Hulkster. I'm now 45 and I grew up in that golden age of Wrestling, back when it was WWF. I had ALL of the wrestling figures, the ring and even the Hulk Hogan workout set! In fact, I'm in Clearwater Florida this week and just stopped by the Hogan Beach Shop, I took my family. I was hoping to see Hulk, it's a "bucket list" thing. THANK YOU Hulk Hogan for all of the great memories and for being that incredible American Icon!

[@myunitt911]

As a 80's kid i wonder if hulk knows how much he shaped us. I mean he was wrestling! So many great memories

[@bigpoppa69718]

I’ll forever be a hulkamaniac. He was more of a father to me than my own father was. Love this podcast.

[@curthennig9448]

Why wasn't he a father to Nick?

[@zackthompson7569]

Dude I agree with this statement forever hulkamaniacs

[@jamespaul6315]

@@curthennig9448some kids are just bad, wouldnt blame hulk for that. Some people turn out shit no matter what

[@curthennig9448]

@@jamespaul6315 That is true. What sticks out to me though is that Nick got like 4 speeding tickets in a one year time frame(way over the limit on some) and I'm sure Hulk was aware of that. Then the day of the terrible accident Nick was drinking out on the boat with Hulk. It's just a bad vibe here all the way around. Then I just heard(not sure if true though) that both of the kids dropped out of high school.

[@scottcarr8738]

​@curthennig9448 He's an icon to many of us, even if he's not Perfect.

[@humanindica962]

I wish Theo had Played his Rat King Promos and ask Hulk if he could make it. Some of the best promos ever.

[@ryanayetch4105]

I kept waiting for this to happen lol

[@forzadrift3075]

Theo is way more intelligent then people realize. This is an outstanding podcast

[@abrammedrano4392]

Smartest one in his class.

[@krato27]

He's the sharpest bowl in the bowl drawer.

[@nickg7738]

the ones that think theo is dumb are the ones that have only seen 8 second tiktok clips of the dude.

[@bossk3697]

I love how he stayed quiet once he knew Hogan was starting with his bullshit stories lol.

[@joetammaro4324]

@@abrammedrano4392p

[@histochronos]

Theo was able to the best out of Hogan in this interview. He almost got the deep dive into Hogan's childhood and why he became so cutthroat in the wrestling world. An outstanding interview, Theo and Hulk's best that I've seen.

[@Reality_Dystopia]

Hulk - you prob won’t ever read this, but you were a hero to me. This is a heart warming story. I hope you are financially secure, happy and heathy brother