Rogan & Hogan: WHY Do Wrestlers Die So Young?

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Hulk Hogan is an American retired professional wrestler. He is widely regarded as the most recognized wrestling star worldwide and the most popular wrestler of the 1980s, as well as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time.
Clip Taken From JRE #2024 w/ Hulk Hogan
Host: Joe Rogan
Guest: Hulk Hogan
Producer: Jamie Vernon
#jre #joerogan #theovon #comedy #funny #jokes

[@jreshortsyt]

This video was posted before the tragic death of Windham Rotunda aka Bray Wyatt, was very sad to hear about the news a few days ago. Bray was one of the legends of the business and when I used to watch the WWE I always saw him and the Wyatt family as some of the coolest additions to the show, RIP to a legend.

[@arnoldrantala4945]

YOU SHOULD HAVE INTERVIEWED MARK CALLOWAY. OR JESSIE VENTURA

[@ShawnFX]

Call me crazy but I feel like there is a more dark and evil reason why these wrestlers die so young. Just like with comedians who die of "overdose". There's something/someone that's calling the shots behind these deaths. Like a sacrificial ritual death how Hollywood does it.

[@ericg1100]

Wyatt was a great wrestler, and actor based on how he cut promos. He could have been the next wrestler turned actor, its sad. Rest in peace brother

[@fleebogazeezig6642]

If Eric Rowan dies next (2026?) we can say with certainty that the Wyatt family is cursed.

[@conor-_C]

He's interviewed them both

[@richardharri8215]

The reason that Hogan has aged so well is because he's always looked 70 years old. Absolute legend.

[@fundip12]

silken blonde chinese hair and the skin of a hot dog

[@broadwaybiz211]

😂😂😂

[@countryboystretch]

😆⚠️

[@christianknight4709]

😂 this is so true

[@alanmacdonald1457]

legendary douche

[@jasonavery]

Hulk Hogan looked 60 years old in 1989, he still looks 60 years old in 2023. Incredible.

[@Slayer-33]

Exactly

[@kylosun]

That actually is mad

[@majesticglass]

Hogan looks the same because, when you reach max level you stop

[@Mirokuofnite]

Him and Ric Flair always looked old to me

[@kcirtapelyk6060]

He’s one of the best 60 year old men I’ve ever seen

[@Mampfie]

my father was a pro wrestler in germany and after he retired from wrestling he became a bored old man with nothings to do, so we raised some money and bought him a a Ring. we placed the ring and some equipment into a Barn that a farmer gave us for free, his condition was that our father trains his son that wants to learn wrestling. when he turned 65, we brought him there and showed him what we got, he teared up and was sooo happy. now he's 68 and trains people that wants to learn it, he's happy now :D

[@TheElvis-Pelvis]

Awe, thats so adorable and awesome. Your old man must feel lucky to have you as their kid.

[@JohnnyZMunoz]

Wholesome comment

[@RuiLuz]

You and your Father rock, that's the way, he can pass the experience to kids who want to learn wrestling.

[@patkorie]

"If you slow down, you go down" - Hogan

[@kingjames1586]

GROOVY 👍

[@P1983sche]

Him saying “brother” never gets old. 😂

[@beewalk34]

*brotherrrrrrrrrr

[@kanik096]

I bet people would pay top dollar just to have Hogan say it to them. What a legend.

[@thedownwardmachine]

Hell yeah, brother

[@EddiXP]

It works for me brother 👉

[@nickw7767]

With a hard R 😂

[@eriklarson2066]

Living in Clearwater for 47 years I've run into Hogan many times. He's always been so nice and kind to everyone. Great guy

[@fishfire_2999]

I also lived Clearwater, Largo area 45 yrs ,see wrestlers around once in while ,1 time I drank a beer with Macho Man ,Sponges bar Seminole Blvd 92 ish.

[@fraerot]

Is he scientologist

[@eriklarson2066]

@@fraerot no

[@duckmercy11]

Unless you're black.

[@FLORIDA_MAN_813]

Agree. Used to work down on the marina. He’s a great guy

[@turdferguson2839]

It's crazy how Hogan and Flair wrestled more than anyone and yet they outlasted everyone.

[@armandop9082]

Flair especially he wrestled 1 hour matches all over the world .

[@jackeagleeye3453]

It's because Flair and Hogan wrestle smart and know how to use theatrics and pace a match while also protecting their bodies. That stuff has gone out the window these days as wrestlers will take super serious bumps and race around and do everything super quick, makes for an entertaining match but it also really cuts down on your shelf life in the long run. But with enough pacing and telling the story the right way, you can make the match just as entertaining.

[@armandop9082]

@jackeagleeye3453 Macho Man Savage also was great at pacing match.

[@jackeagleeye3453]

@@armandop9082 Yup it's a lost art in today's version of wrestling. Back then throwing one punch had meaning. Now people are getting hit with super kicks and doing dives out the ring and it doesn't lead to anything.

[@veiledallegory]

Not the Dead Man!!!

[@WaveOfTheRager]

The "turbulence" is actually a great insight to wrestlers post-retirement. You're so used to being amped up for 30 years you got to do something to get that energy out.

[@XuliusCaesar]

I was thinking the same thing about it, that's insight that I haven't heard much of elsewhere

[@zaynes5094]

@@XuliusCaesar Same thing happens in K-pop and J-pop. Lot's of ODs and suicides in those businesses because of the stress the young girls and guys put on themselves to perform best and then that leads into dark paths and temptations.

[@101Volts]

@@zaynes5094 Interesting when you consider an opposite like Merle Travis. Merle seems like a neighbor who liked playing guitar and singing, and I don't pretend to know his touring schedule or stresses. He died at 65 likely of cigarette-induced cancer, but his music, at least, was a lot more mellow than much that's now available.

[@CJW0056]

The feelings he was describing having at night at home on the couch sounds so much like addiction triggers, sounded like he was describing cravings, but for what specifically (addiction-wise) idk.

[@michaelbread5906]

Steroids.

[@jamesmuller1481]

The secret to Hogan's longevity is he trains, says his prayers & eats his vitamins.

[@odhdhd1543]

You know it brother.....he's had a few misses with the sngel of death but he hulked right back to life brother

[@user-og2wt3le4j]

Do you remember Hogan's "demandments" for child fans? It was "Say your prayers, eat your vitamins, and listen to your parents".

[@richardb2652]

Yes, I believe that about as much as I believe in the Easter bunny, Jack Frost, and Santa.

[@Ramzblood]

Genetics. That guy and Jesse the Body were just born different

[@Cool-gk8mc]

or all of those steroids and fake hair

[@HitchcockJr985]

great to see Hogan & Flair still mentally and physically okay even in their late 60s and 70s, its rare these days for wrestlers.

[@mcdood1858]

Ric Flair was still taking bumps in the ring too last year at 73. Man doesn't slow down for no one hahaha what a legend.

[@icebergism]

Flair is always drunk still. I don't expect him to be around very much longer.

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

Bray white desd

[@geoghoul]

@@icebergismim sure people been saying that since the 90s lol dudes gonna outlive young jaime

[@icebergism]

My liver made it to 40 before it shut down. they dont last forever when you party every night. He is on borrowed time.@@geoghoul

[@BBBYpsi]

Hogan still looks very strong at 70 years old.

[@ellisthejerk8018]

I know right, this dude has a jawline that looks sharper than most 20 year olds

[@seriouslee6741]

Yup, bet people still back down if he gets a little upset. Probably more out of respect of who he is than the fear of what he can still do but still.

[@donjohn2695]

Hogan still takes his vitamins and say's his prayers that's why

[@chadwickerman]

HGH

[@n1c704]

Well there’s definitely an H, G, and an H in Hulk Hogan

[@willthorburn1985]

At an older age Hulk Hogan really is 'saying his prayers and eating his vitamins'

[@user-ox7bd8dq9m]

Looolllll

[@johns8819]

LOL

[@Surfer041]

He looks fantastic for his age. Mind you, his body has endured a great deal of punishment. Mentally, he is razor sharp. Been a Hulk fan since the early 80s.

[@terrykirk6951]

😅 💥WINNER!!!💥

[@ANTheWhizkid]

This guys face was on collector cards we had in second and third grade of school. I’m 40 now man. What a champ.

[@jasengriffin485]

Hogan really gave some good insight into what many pro wrestlers probably go through.

[@wayneburke5311]

@@JurgenvanGestel-vz9lsdiscovery of the centuru

[@jeffmitchell6205]

Well he should definitely no he’s seen it and been thru it

[@miamitten1123]

Probably!? That's definitely what what they go through.

[@paddington1670]

ja

[@TheDustinFreshour]

Watch the Diamond Dallas Page episode. He goes into way more detail about the schedule Hulk talks about. It's INSANE!!!

[@khiempham3098]

Was never a Hogan fan but got to give him props for being honest enough about the business. The prices they pay for their families are massive.

[@akiman712]

I'm pretty sure Hulk Hogan invented the word "brother".

[@benadams3569]

😂

[@danieltrue1689]

He stole that from “Superstar” Billy Graham.

[@powerofme7144]

@@danieltrue1689But he owns the trademark based solely on word count over the decades. 😂

[@rowdy1467]

​@@powerofme7144I'm pretty sure there's hundreds of Baptist preachers down here in the south that have used the word "brother" in that context way more than Hogan. Or any other wrestler for that matter.

[@powerofme7144]

@@rowdy1467 I was just being funny. But I doubt even collectively they’d beat him again, I’m joking.

[@zciliyafilms5508]

"If you slow down you go down." Damn I needed to hear that right now.

[@data9594]

My nana says that. She’s 93 now

[@whatistau]

So dope seeing such a polorizising personality from my childhood in an interview at 70 years old, clear mind, structured speech, healthy, collected, wise outlook on life. That shit just made my day.

[@RexDavis415]

Facts. He's right though, it's all about your mindset. Most people let themselves go after a certain age.

[@LittleDickJohnson]

​@@RexDavis415it helps when you're not taking but 3 bumps a night

[@E_O_S_]

Everyone loved him 😂

[@ralphiecifaretto8961]

What do you mean polorizing?

[@philthyrich007]

*Racist

[@Cabledeluz1977]

Hulk is describing the issues with what we had to deal with returning from combat in Iraq. When we redeployed there really wasn’t a readjustment and I could see a lot of my battle buddies coping with negative outlets like drinking, drugs, beating their spouses. We were told we would have a UA and 7 guys smoked crack anyways and were caught and booted from the Army. We lost more guys at home than in Iraq. It’s crazy listening to Hogan talk about his experience with fellow wrestlers and I can relate. Makes me sad

[@kevinsemidey2516]

Thank you for your service, brother. I know there isn't a transitional period or training of any kind. They train you to always be on edge in combat mode and then send you back to civilian life. It's absolutely crazy to me. Same happened to my father serving in the 80s. He never quite fit in and isolated himself by driving trucks over the road. He would leave for 3 months at a time and come for a week and leave again. My heart goes out to all yhw forgotten soldiers.

[@Cabledeluz1977]

@@kevinsemidey2516 thanks, I appreciate it. My heart goes out to my buddies who’s families have lost their loved ones. That’s heart wrenching. My children get to see me everyday at least.

[@ChaseSchleich]

Their lives were spent on the road in a constant party environment getting giant adrenaline rushes every night. After 20-30 years of that, they go home and try to live normal lives. Most of them can't adjust. They damaged their hearts, kidneys, livers, and brains living their lifestyle (including heavy steroid use) and when they got home they kept going with the pills, drugs, and alcohol, their bodies give out and they die. Then there are the ones who died in accidents either on the road (car crashes) or in the ring (like Own Hart). We don't see it much anymore thankfully. WWE still has a busy road schedule, but nothing like it was in decades past and AEW has a much lighter schedule. Wrestlers are home more. There's less of an adjustment period. There's also drug testing programs, doctors on staff, and the tracking of pain pill prescriptions making it much much harder to doctor hop. Every once in a while we get a Brodie Lee or Bray Wyatt who die young, but those have been because of medical conditions.

[@janeblogs324]

Thanks for securing the oil and opioids society depends on

[@SevenCostanza]

Imagine people who actually go to a real war

[@maxpower2511]

It is mind boggling how hogan is still a beast and his mind is sharp as hell. I hope he lives forever

[@Shiggystardust]

It’s crazy how quickly they turn. Vince only just starting losing it in his late 70:

[@lachousalle31]

Wearing a t shirt that says John 3:16 is not something that a person who's mind is working rationally would do. Religion and drug addiction are just 2 sides of the same coin. In fact the scientific data shows that religion activates the same parts of the brain that drug addiction does.

[@thehotsixer1]

@@lachousalle31 All addictions are two sides of the same coin, you dont need data to to figure that out. Including commenting silly things on KZbin addiction.

[@chrischar9428]

Everything is a lie but he's fabulous

[@epicFrogman]

@@thehotsixer1lol at nobody mentioning hormone treatments and hgh

[@Alexxf35]

As a combat veteran w/ a high disability rating from the VA from all the shit I have been through, it's amazing how much these wrestlers experience mirrors ours. Especially in the difficulty in adjusting to life once they get home.

[@willardjohnson3832]

Same. I guess wrestlers experience PTSD as well. Physical as well as mental stress.

[@chartreux1532]

Same here. Am a German Veteran of the 23rd Gebirgsjägerbrigade and had 3 tours in Afghanistan andn since being a Gebirgsjäger we naturally were involved in a lot of Combat Situations. Once i got home and left the Military adjusting was extremely difficult. I still remember how the first 1-2 Years adjusting to civilian Life i would drive with my Car to the Grocery Store in a Neighbour Town and especially if it was dark out i'd suddenly switch to Hyper-Focus so much that i was nervous as hell when driving, like if there was a Leaf in Autumn blowing infront of my Car i'd hit the Brakes. And worst of all were People who would honk because everytime a Car honked i felt like i got a Heart Attack because of it. Now almost 10 years later i still have these Issues every now and then but not as common anymore as it used to be. Prost & Cheers from Berchtesgaden in the Bavarian Alps

[@anshumanborah]

@@chartreux1532Thank you for your service❤️

[@RickStump]

I was going to make essentially this comment

[@onemanarmysswampparty]

Hell yeah army marines navy or airforce?

[@r.9158]

Crazy that Hulk Hogan is 70. Dude is still sharp as hell and looks like he's in amazing shape.

[@jamesbaggett7223]

Considering the amount of injuries he’s been through

[@r.9158]

@@jamesbaggett7223 yeah surprising he's even alive at all when you say it like that

[@jamesbaggett7223]

@@r.9158 hell I know that wrestlers over exaggerate their own abilities and injuries to hype the crowd. But the beating they take in the ring is just insane

[@AlphaChad-mi6pj]

Look at Schwarzenegger and Stallone... Hulk is right...never give up...have your goals...keep going in life 😎🫡💪

[@FreneticZetetic]

Hogan nails it. It's an understatement that after years in entertainment, people don't adjust to normal life. Your brain is so blown out on the dopamine experiences that ordinary life, as good as it can be, isn't' going to scratch that itch or deliver that level of fulfillment. The problem arises when people then resort to chemical dependency to fill that gap, though I do not blame or judge anyone at all for succumbing. Life is crazy.

[@assrammington7961]

Most of them were on massive amounts of drugs during their career too. They’re adrenaline junkies and addict personalities by nature. Most are mentally bipolar or just manic all the time. They’d be homeless drug addicts if they weren’t millionaires.

[@MrE.888]

Exactly, it's just steroids. So many other people in different entertainment industries and they do fine

[@dakotacuevas3976]

Get a job at fast food. Shits always fast paced and stressful as fuck

[@FreneticZetetic]

@@smoothbuddha7212 Correct. It's like trying to drive the speed limit after sky diving, lol. Good luck! Great reply thank you.

[@JamesBond-gb1do]

"You slow down. You go down" - Willy Nelson 😂😂😂

[@jipsumies3435]

Ric Flair - 4995 matches Harley Race - 3309 Andre - 2925 Randy Orton - 2426 John Cena - 2285 Hulk Hogan - 2107

[@joecap2919]

Rick flair took a mental toll.

[@DoubleDoubleWithOnions]

@@joecap2919 WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@alexandru5369]

That's crazy you did the math but remember Hogan and Race are the only one's who had too deal with those insanely stiff rings that took a toll of Hogan's back

[@bigdaddydiesel5520]

@@joecap2919 It's Ric.

[@joecap2919]

@@bigdaddydiesel5520 Who cares

[@jimedge8301]

When I was a kid a friend of mines uncle used to be security at the sales pavilion in Edmonton Alberta, He used to take us to watch the wrestlers in the afternoon. One Saturday Owen Hart was there with his dad (Stu) we played in the ring ,Owen was 5years younger than us ,he could do most wrestling moves at the age of 7 . A memory I'll never forget . RIP Owen🙏

[@boycer_]

Awesome story!

[@TallShort]

From edmonton here what sales pavilion? The Agricom...? Was that previous name? I also saw Owen wrestling on my youth a few times.

[@jimedge8301]

@@TallShort the sales pavilion was west of the Edmonton Garden's, during the week they would sell livestock and Saturday night was Stu Hart stampede wrestling.

[@blacksunday4231]

I was listening to this interview an hour or two before finding out that Bray Wyatt died. And this conversation stood out to me the most when the episode ended. Way too many wrestlers passing away at a young age.

[@jonasthorvaldsen]

What?? This comment made me found out just now

[@BigTandJC]

He died from heart related covid complications

[@jonasthorvaldsen]

@@BigTandJC 💉🤫

[@cjhooper8710]

@@BigTandJCwhere are you getting Covid complications from? Straight out of your ass? That’s so false

[@mikeoxlong4110]

​@@BigTandJCcomplications cause he was jabbed with Poison lol

[@jphillips7083]

I've always loved Hogan. He starts talking and you can't stop listening.

[@jerrybrickley2115]

I gave him 4 minutes. Then I started reading comments. Nothing worth my time in either place. Hogan is a dud.

[@jphillips7083]

@@jerrybrickley2115 then just read a book. Did you find anything satisfying in the comments department? Worth your own particular self-gratifying brand of vitriol? Oh wait a minute, I just realized there's nothing worth my time here talking to you.

[@randybarnett2308]

@@jerrybrickley2115 no he's a Clown!!!👍💪🤡

[@ducklife420]

he is a great story teller

[@MrEOM41]

Wrestlers basically lived like rockstars did in the same era drugs partying and etc.

[@devlin7575]

I must admit I am v pleasantly surprised how articulate and clear and ‘together’ he is.

[@Rjensen2]

"Together" people don't lie like he does.

[@WolfHound911]

As a kid, Hulkamania was a real thing. I still remember the 80's era well. The wrestlers made good money on royalties, but there was a price to pay. _Fake or not, it was super physical and these guys tore themselves up._

[@moo-snuckle]

Hulkamania is still running wild,brother....i made it a point to explain to my kid why hulk hogan was important,and he sorta gets it lol

[@ScotteM]

Me too Tech. He was a major pop culture icon in the 80s that was part of a huge Moral booster for the country. Eat your vitamins say your prayers, good guys win. Super Hero status. He was great for the country, especially for kids. Shits been downhill since that era both in wrestling and the country

[@opticmusprime808]

Hell yes ot was real!!! 24 inch pythons is all us kids ever wanted!!!

[@billmoran3219]

Hulk was one of the few who made any real money because he didn’t let Vince get the better of him. Vince was really the only one getting rich by taking advantage of his workers.

[@realest_shirts]

For 5 or so years, it was all any boy in my class cared about. If there was a pay-per-view, the one guy with the satellite dish was getting harassed. I remember going to Short Stop at the local plaza at like 7:30am after Wrestlemania 6 and seeing that Warrior won the belt and literally running down the street to tell my friends. So many memories and so it's great to see Hogan doing well now, living to tell the tale.

[@teetoo3790]

Wow! Great interview with Hulk Hogan. Hulk Hogan was my favorite wrestler as a child. We love you Hulk.

[@Arundodonax]

Man I wish Randy Savage was still alive, and being interviewed by Joe Rogan. Both Jake the Snake and Hogan were fascinating to listen to.

[@Haasthefox]

Ohhh yaaaa

[@Ryanj82]

Ohhhhh yeah!

[@shinjibing8364]

It’s pretty impressive how fit and healthy hogan is at his age. Glad that he is so as he is a legend and hopefully he sets a precedence for current wrestlers to stay healthy as they age

[@daveyboy_]

Don't know bout healthy

[@jayl878]

Who would have guessed that spewing 40 years of bullshit would be good for your longevity?

[@XLDJWHAT]

It’s those young wives that keep him healthy 😂

[@JGD185]

Hulk looks awesome at 70. Look at those guns, still pumped BROTHER

[@silviuvisan505]

​@@XLDJWHAThow young

[@MrZeroFaith]

It's messed up putting Owen in the thumbnail. He isn't an example of wrestlers dying too soon due to the toll wrestling takes on the body.

[@Brook11223]

Agreed. Owen Hart was not a party guy. He was very devoted to his family and always made sure to go home to be with his family. He wanted to get out of the wrestling business as early as possible.

[@ShnarfKat]

Agree

[@V8chump]

I mean… did he or did he not die young due to wrestling? Exactly. It’s a dangerous job is what they’re getting at. Dangerous before you’re in the ring, while you’re in the ring, and after the ring with substances

[@Brook11223]

@@V8chump yes he died in the ring but he didn't do drugs. The video is highlighting wrestlers that abused themselves with Drugs and Owen Hart never used drugs.

[@JasonConlan75]

@@Brook11223 No he died from a fall into the ring he didn't pass from a wrestling related issue IN THE RING

[@vladimirputinrussianpresident]

Ric Flair wrestled 50000 matches still standing tall in his 70's 💥

[@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325]

He's lost a few inches

[@eshai27]

​@@brandondetroitfanmichaels4325He's a freak of nature. The amount of drinking and wrestling he did, the plane crash he survived says it all.

[@kenrickeason]

Ric Flair is determined to live..

[@Robd07]

Hes a real wrestler..woahhhhh

[@Matt_Wilson01]

Guys an alcoholic loser that can hardly form a sentence anymore

[@ToyeCalvin91]

I don’t have an addictive personality *describes an addictive personality 😅

[@SadiesFarmer-cw7zn]

😂was looking for this comment

[@scottyroberson3532]

Exactly

[@Mark-sd4hv]

I don't have an addictive personality for me it's ALL IR NOTHING! I had a doctor in every city!

[@Sigrt]

I have it the same way. And the way it works for me, is that once I decide to stop. I just stop, completely. That's not what addicted people do. People with addictive personalities try to quit something, but fails over and over. That's probably what he means by all or nothing. Go hard until you've had enough, then stop and never do it again.

[@cosmicfreeway]

@@Sigrtyes thank you for explaining this. dr carl hart goes into depth in his book about how we use the word addict wrong really interesting guy

[@cafeapaka7501]

The best explanation from a high profile wrestler about the issues they dealt with - hope Hogan stays safe and healthy

[@spartakvachkov7118]

He was never a high profile wrestler ( if we talk about wrestling skills) His injuries are from bodybuilding and this stuppid leg drop.

[@JW0143]

@@spartakvachkov7118 Imagine calling something stupid while spelling stupid wrong. Plus you should look up what high profile means. It means he was well known not that he had amazing in ring skills. Try harder

[@Kuli24000]

@@spartakvachkov7118 He's THE highest profile wrestler there is. At least in USA.

[@LBFescape]

Ultimately, uncontrollably thinking about traumatic experiences and having them ramp up your adrenaline and your aggression is a form of PTSD. I'm really glad to hear that he's able to deal with it as well as he does, and it's hard for regular everyday people to imagine and realize that many people can have such a condition, whether they were in battle or not. Any traumatic experience that you have been through has the potential to affect you for life, the severity of it depends on how (much) it affected you when it happened.

[@Harry-et7dc]

Nice Google usage

[@mikec518]

I'm definitely not an expert, but I feel like if you think about trauma enough, it'll lose that feeling. That's kinda how adrenaline works, eventually your body gets used to any kind of stimuli if it's consistent enough

[@dimaknopf]

It's no joke. I think that's what happened to Robin Williams couldn't control his thoughts anymore. I'm trying to get control over mine but if I'm not keeping myself occupied with work or games or talking my brain goes haywire. I even play out these justice scenarios in my head where I go out and fight and kill and it's just a horrible place to be.

[@landonpackard8935]

@EscapeTheCreation Hell try throwin in havin a worthless ol lady on top of all that. Like one that when you're on the road, she's constantly fuckin EVERYBODY but you when ya finally do come home. And along with that, she also doesn't cook, doesn't clean, smokes all of YOUR cigarettes, and ALSO constantly bitches bout drinkin beer. So when a feller finally does come off the road, he has to cone home to a dirty house, nothin to eat,AND has to put up with some ignorant ass broad that doesn't ever shut the fuck up. That right there can become PTSD in its own self. Possibly and eventually could end up drivin a feller into pullin a Chris Benoit even. Ya know what i mean bud?

[@landonpackard8935]

@@dimaknopf have you ever thought that,......if you had a mail order bride,...........you wouldn't have to worrrrrrrryyyyyyy about it?

[@Fl0wchart]

4:06 May not seem like much to some, but that is one of the most heartbreaking things I've ever heard in my life.

[@everwake2689]

It really is. Think of all those wrestlers who spent their entire youth doing this job, but never made it to the top. Then their career winds down and they have to start over and find something else to do at age 40! Has to be a shock.

[@1980Triumph]

Heavy talk for real

[@Turk_2023]

@@everwake2689 Perry Saturn was a homeless crackhead after leaving WWF.

[@TheAxon8888]

That's been happening since so many centuries ago!

[@EvaSlayAllDay334]

I grew up on 1980s wrestling. It was an archaic period and those men were freaking massive and they’d legitimately hurt you.

[@christopherfeeney1962]

Archaic???

[@kinGsaL1515]

Crazy how this came out the day after another major wrestler dies at 36 Also as many people pointed out, Flair and Hogan, probably the two main characters of wrestling, out lasting everybody and being healthy into their 70s is pretty surprising especially Flair because he partied non freaking stop Hogan was always following a clean lifestyle at least compared to the boys

[@InspectorSmeg]

"Healthy"

[@kinGsaL1515]

@@InspectorSmeg like I said, compared to the boys. Most guys were in much poorer health than them (Savage, Warrior, Razor, Jake, British Bulldog, etc..)

[@user-xi9hi8zl6z]

Bryan Wyatt

[@kinGsaL1515]

@@user-xi9hi8zl6z Bryan?

[@jamesb8619]

@@kinGsaL1515yes

[@JheyemXx]

crazy timing, rest in power Bray, Windham

[@petersengupta]

literally the day this was posted.

[@stevenodell5484]

I was hoping someone said this. Fuck. So hard.

[@Whitelivesmatter-ex8tg]

Who?

[@JL-eu5ef]

Yo facts actually got to cherish the ones we got while we got ‘em praise be

[@Technosphile]

Love him as much as I did when I was nine years old. Hulk Hogan: national treasure

[@brokenheroics8223]

I wrestled in the indies, and Hogan is right. There have been some times when I would sit up and run a match in my head, and my adrenaline would skyrocket for no reason. I can only imagine the years of having that happen.

[@paulcarlin5181]

Hogan also preserved himself in the WWF. He was much more "athletic" pre WWF. I see some parallels to him and Brock. Brock did all kinds of moves and once 40's hit, more basic, same moves. Very smart. I am sure Hogan was more than able to be "Japan" Hogan at the the start of his WWE superstardom, but that likely saved him some extra years on his career and maybe life.

[@Loe_Jist]

As fun and as compelling as it is to watch, the boom of extreme/deathmatch wrestling in the late 90s really led to a lot of wrestlers' early declines. That + rampant steroids + pain pills destroyed people's bodies and ultimately led to early deaths. Hogan definitely juiced and had pain issues, but he was never a coke fiend or a pill popper. He wasn't a deathmatch guy and wasn't doing moves that had him landing on his head or taking a bunch of chair shots. Ric Flair was more technical, but not reckless or extreme about his style. He's also a freak of nature lol. Undertaker, Sting, Ricky Steamboat, Kevin Nash, and Bret Hart were similar in how they didn't get booked on pills but weren't doing too many dangerous moves and constantly juicing. Savage and Warrior were juicing a lot and developed bad hypertension for years. Guerrero stopped popping pills but was a habitual steroid user and that did him in. Benoit did all of it + his signature finisher was a flying headbutt. Countless other examples as well.

[@Astraeus..]

Hit me like a ton of bricks when he said he's 70...like on some level I knew that, but just hearing him say it and seeing the shape he's still in is pretty amazing. And the way he calls people brother..like normally when people do that it annoys me quite a lot, but whenever he says it somehow it feels really genuine, like he sees everybody as a brother..maybe not by blood, but brothers in humanity. That's a pretty amazing way to see the world I think.

[@robertcoggeshall3071]

Many wrestlers called each other brother back in hogan's time. Hard to lose habits.

[@dadavinci]

Watching this after hearing Bray Wyatt passing away. Wow.

[@eggbenedict-gt7mw]

Did he drink kool aid

[@ST1TCH916]

@@eggbenedict-gt7mw Heart failure due to covid from earlier in the year spurring on an existing heart disease he had

[@WALDENSOFTWARE]

wtf. I just found out from your comment

[@ST1TCH916]

@@WALDENSOFTWARE damn that fuckin sucks man.. But yeah, Terry Funk and Bray passed away earlier this week. Smackdown had an amazing tribute

[@jesterbob828]

Bray isn't dead, it's a work.

[@shawnstatzer95]

I worked with a wrestler (whom left wresting due to an injured leg) and made food for another wrestler. They were both down to earth and respectful.

[@fighthive4808]

0:26 “I don’t have an addictive personality, because I’m either all the way in or all the way out.” *Quite literally describing an addictive personality*

[@KOTJ412]

I was never a big Hulkster fan growing up….I was an ultimate warrior fan…but respect to him for taking care of himself especially w/the brutal schedule as a wrestler. Not to mention the physical demand on the body day in, day out..wow! Solid interview w/the Hulkster!🫡🤙🏾

[@klnrklnr4433]

andre and superfly were my wrestling heros back in the day.

[@nickytheanimal2413]

Yep my older brother like hulkster so I like warrior

[@Beleeuer]

I was both

[@philomelodia]

I was a big fan of this man when I was a kid. Loved every minute of it. All the drama and shit. Even when I found out it was staged, I couldn’t get enough. Good to know he’s doing well.

[@1001Hobbies]

This was an incredibly informative segment of this interview, explaining life after wrestling and the incredible adjustment that has to be made, and WHY it is so difficult. Also a great demonstration of what exercise does for you. I'm 59 and I walk faster than 98% of people, including "power walkers." I run up stairs, taking 2 at a time, for several flights. Exercise is the fountain of youth. Oh, and last week I was told I look in my early 40's, while I am knocking on the door to my 60's.

[@dannydiaz7340]

Yes that’s why athletes aren’t hunched when they get old

[@Andrew-ch1zf]

There’s no way someone knocking on the door of 60 looks in their early 40s

[@1001Hobbies]

@@Andrew-ch1zf - Clean living and staying fit. I'm sure I don't look that young to everyone, but this woman thought so.

[@1001Hobbies]

@@MoveoverAndbark - Did you have any injuries from when you were younger? I know a lot of guys got injured when they were in football or wrestling, and they are ok until their later years, and that knee, shoulder, or back doesn't work right anymore. I've been very fortunate in this area. I never played organized sports, but I played all kind of sports with the neighborhood kids. I took martial arts in my early 30's for 4 years, and fortunately did not get "damaged" there either. I was also in 2 car accidents. I was almost killed in the first, and had some back injuries, but fortunately nothing serious and I am just fine. Maybe that will catch me sometime in my 60's? We'll see.

[@Andrew-ch1zf]

@@1001Hobbies eww gross

[@sedrickwells8545]

This guy is truly an American legend and it's good to see him in Good health and spirits and he is giving great insight on how to stay "alive" after such a long and rough career

[@davidhunt3689]

He lies every breath

[@johngoldsworthy7135]

🙄

[@dtw4eva]

A fuckin liar...a TRUE American tale

[@VictorHernandez-eq5ns]

He’s a huge phony

[@kingbullyrock8739]

@@davidhunt3689 Funny, your mom said the same thing in bed last night.

[@zwelskeptikal]

Hogan was my hero growing up as a kid loving wrestling i the 80's and the 90's. I love how he is still so grouded and how he can talk about his life as a wrestler so candidly

[@_Brennus]

Hulk's made it to 70 as a wrestler. He's doing something right.

[@VincenzoVermicelli]

Not a wrestler, military dude here; I understand that turbulence feeling, I feel it when I go back home and everyone is chilling meanwhile I sit there tapping my foot, standing/sitting, pacing, with the urge to just do something, so I go hit the gym to mellow out

[@jamesbaggett7223]

My old man is a 20yr Veteran and he’s now 74. He still gets ramped up mentally evenings and early mornings like he’s about to get his PT on

[@JohnnyAce-ud7qd]

Wank one out.

[@whataheapofpish]

@@JohnnyAce-ud7qd Done

[@shapursasan9019]

The most profound interview Hogan has ever done in his life.

[@kenrickeason]

He's actually on point here..

[@shapursasan9019]

@@kenrickeason He sounds so at peace with himself, and is not trying to put on a front. But then again, that’s the genius of Joe to bring that out of his guests.

[@garenthal9638]

He’s also a chronic liar so he may not be telling the truth the whole time

[@shapursasan9019]

@@garenthal9638 The man has changed, it’s obvious. He’s speaking from the heart - and doesn’t feel like he has any reason anymore to put on an act.

[@jacoborourke]

​@@shapursasan9019no, he's actually a bigger liar nowadays than he ever was in his prime

[@tonyslicer7399]

How true ..Rip to Bray Wyatt age 36

[@ScotteM]

Oh damn, wtf 36???

[@DrDemented9885]

Cocaine and overweight will do that to you

[@lmmmlful]

"I'm either all in or all out". That's the definition of an addictive personality 😂

[@crit_cannon1090]

Terry been through a lot. Has been a heel in the ring and out. I’m glad he’s found faith and is growing

[@20VGT]

It's really amazing to me how good Hulk Hogan look for his age ... This man was my whole childhood and way beyond, now I am 35 years old ... .how many jokes we might put at him still Hulk Hogan lived the best life of most Human.I still remember 97 WCW there was a sign says Hogan is too old.... Now it's 2023 he still look same or better ... Shawn Michaels who mocked him as old should look at him and hulk ... God bless hulk you're a immortal. Age "That's doesn't work for me Brother"

[@akgstone]

No Hulk doesn't look the same as over 25 years ago. You're crazy. He's lost a lot of muscle in his old age and he's much more wrinkled. No, he's not immortal. And also HBK doesn't look too bad. Sure he's greyed up, but he's leaner than Hogan these days

[@KoolBreeze420]

Kinda crazy I'm 50 and he was a large part of my childhood as well.

[@2011hwalker]

He looks pretty good but his body is destroyed, dude can barely walk.

[@kristjan3376]

​@@akgstoneif you compare hogan looks 20 years ago and you look hbk 20 years ago hbk looks bad

[@WarlockX4]

​@@akgstonedude...HBK looks 20 years older then he really is. Hogan, although with less muscle, still looks good for his age.

[@SSgtdennisgray]

I worked at a large hotel/bar/club in Indianapolis where the wrestlers would stay in the late 80s. Hulk would always fly out that n8ght , but for 90% of the others, it was pill popping at the bar. These guys put their body through hell in and out of the ring, plus no one knew how to take steroids back then.

[@Rjensen2]

Like hell they didn't. People act like steroid abuse is some new thing that came up in the 80s.

[@Rjensen2]

@Broskisnowski Steroids were around a lot longer than the 80s. 🤣

[@wavyplayboi777]

I think he's meaning, they used them, but didn't know how to lol. Messed themselves up worse then what they would've with the "knowledge" of "how to"

[@dish.washers]

​@wavyplayboi777 yeah Idk how ppl misinterpreted that lol. They didn't have the knowledge of steroid abuse and it's effects back in the day until it eventually caught up with them

[@3hree9ine]

I call bull. They didn't do pills in front of you

[@TheBuddhaVlogs30508]

5:15 sounds like me when I take a day off at the gym myself

[@thesloppyjoes]

I listen to JRE regularly, and this is one of the handful of episodes that I can listen too over and over. Love listening to hogan

[@ironadversity2500]

its just one o, just one.

[@daveshilling6610]

The guy lies so much

[@Grindingallday]

There you go he lies crazy

[@kevied88]

because the lies are faf or because he believes the lies.

[@jerrybrickley2115]

@thesloppyjoes You're kidding, right?

[@g-man2507]

Terry is quite a remarkable person. Mind still sharp all these years despite all the physical trauma and still looks healthy as a horse. He never gives a boring interview.

[@MrLee204]

Or a truthful one.

[@ishopops5856]

He never gives a boring interview because he’s always lying

[@Hbosstowing]

Hes amazing, thankful to see him around looking great

[@JorgeRojas-ut3wj]

He's very charismatic and that's how he got to be who he was. Highly articulate as well. Again, that also helped propel his storied wrestling career.

[@polkhigh_33]

Ofc he's looking healthy as a horse. For one, he's still riding heavy on the juice train despite being in retirement for a decade now, and two he's never been a workhorse like most of the other top guys of the brand during his era. Pretty easy to stay in shape if youre only doing half the schedule, passing on all the potencially harmful moves and get carried through the matches by some of the most talented co-workers of all time. It always makes me smirk when people credit Hogan for bodyslamming Andre, knowing that Andre was the one making that move happen.

[@citytonightproductions]

He was wrestling for us kids growing up in the 80s. Good to see he’s mentally well and balanced. Great interview!

[@hectorlopez1069]

He will always be the babe ruth of the sport.

[@rahuldahoob]

He looks like he hasn't aged a day since then😂❤😂

[@TheMarman57]

The thing that Hulk is describing as "turbulence" is similar to the experience felt by rock musicians after a big concert show - you're playing your ass off to 30,000 people experiencing that incredible adrenaline rush and one high after another. Then within minutes of the encore you're back in the hotel bar or your room bouncing off the walls trying to bring it back down, or maybe keeping it high because that feeling onstage is so addictive and you can't get enough. On a smaller scale, I've been there myself, and it's so hard to negotiate your way through it without becoming dependent on something. It's not something you can prepare for, no one takes you aside to teach you how to deal with it, you have to figure it out for yourself. Unfortunately, for many and most, it leads to addiction. I was lucky enough to gain my own realistic perspective and calm down straight after a show.

[@djmoonchild01]

Amazing he's still alive. So glad he made it this far.

[@dariusbautistachopper]

and that's why Mickey Rourke's The Wrestler is just the best cause it shows what wrestlers go through ... and also why my respect for wrestlers is so high

[@davidmorris2834]

That was a great movie

[@baigmen]

One of Hogan’s many lies. When he said Darren Aronofsky approached him to play Randy The Ram in The Wrestler and Aronofsky said he never approached him for the role.

[@Brndn350Z]

My only issue with the movie was I wish it had been a half hour longer

[@Ishbikes]

@@baigmenjust listening to this, I started thinking of the lies he told. So idk if I can trust this

[@baigmen]

@@Ishbikes he said in this interview that he dropped the title to Randy Savage (he never did) he also said he doesn’t have an addictive personality while describing that he does have an addictive personality

[@misomiso8228]

Really interesting to hear him talk. Very perceptive about how going from the physical male environment of wrestling to home life was such a difficult adjustment for people. Should be more widely discussed for men in the military and those who have physical jobs as well. Would help a lot of people if they could openly speak about how they can cope with the tumult from other men but find dealing with home life very difficult. Also the Business side of wrestling is so interesting; how to get in the club you had to be 'trustworthy' and show you were willing to lose so that people could take your belt off you.

[@brocklanders9259]

Men can fight another man when they are being disrespectful. Whole different animal when your wife does it.

[@nebularain3338]

Unfortunately there's still a scummy subset of folk who say that dudes should just "Man up" when faced with anything. Men have far higher rates of suicide because they are constantly shamed into being stoic 100% of the time, and that's not right.

[@blokin5039]

@@brocklanders9259 Get another wife.

[@saintsword23]

@@blokin5039 Seconding this. Men shouldn't be expected to put up with abuse just because it's his wife.

[@user-cu2ee9mi5x]

"I dont have an addictive personality, im either all the way in or all the way out," thats the definition of addictive personality. Its extreme one way or they other. No moderation. He has no idea what hes talking about.

[@juliafahri4094]

I thought this.

[@johnj519]

You thought correctly. His brain is fried… so is joes.

[@jamescathcart4762]

Hogan has lived four life times and still alive to talk about it. Wow, what a life. One of the all time greats!

[@oozziehalifa4435]

It is amazing to see Hogan look good still. After wrestling, son issues, wife issues, it’s a blessing for real.

[@gorkskoal9315]

Well he looked like this in the 70s-90s lol

[@droppin_sik_beets]

Still can't believe he banged Bubba the Love Sponge's wife. That whole sex tape thing was crazy.

[@kurtisbiggins4594]

Race issues but I still luv em😂

[@finsfan90]

@@kurtisbiggins4594 Most people are racist (Including minorities). Its human nature.

[@roar4393]

This hits as a wrestling fan, we just lost Bray Wyatt at 36... These men and women truly put their lives on the line to entertain us.

[@ismaelplaca244]

and to make tons of money, dont forget that part

[@roar4393]

@@ismaelplaca244 Sure!

[@MyKeeP81]

What’s the point of money when you’re dead so young?

[@roar4393]

Bray was a good man and gone way too soon. That's the only thing I can speak confidently on.

[@ravishingrickrude1572]

Blame the vax

[@JalandharShere]

Hogan has looked 70 for the past 40 years

[@justmythoughts2786]

😆

[@Skoopyghost]

Back in the day. A man could be an alcoholic up to 90 years old, but today people are dying at 30.

[@ryanbailey6243]

Bro, this comment was posted like 3 times before you did. Lame ass

[@theoneandonly24]

It’s nice to see him doing well. He’s lived a pretty interesting life and he’s still going strong.

[@SSNESS]

He looked liked this at 12 😅

[@LoadingNPC04]

Wow, the foreshadowing is insane. Rest in peace, Wyndham. And all the other legends we lost.

[@Wamrage76]

Legend of what? Pro wrestling is fake and gay af.

[@nocap6540]

That actually sucks it’s gotta some form of PTSD , hopefully it gets better for him

[@Matt_Wilson01]

Your brain and fingers don’t communicate properly

[@nocap6540]

@@Matt_Wilson01 Look at you , proper grammar went out the window when you wrote that

[@PhillyBagel]

Yeah. At first glance you’d think it would be easy to transition from a work mindset to a vacation mindset in a choreographed sport. But even though it’s a work, it’s still a very strenuous athletic exhibition taking place in the ring. I can guys going home and having all this pent up energy to deal with. It has to be released but will it come out in a good way or a bad way? The lack of a regular offseason in wrestling also contributes to that.

[@mkeysou812]

I worked in a busy restaurant for years, and for a while after I left I'd get insanely restless and nervous at about 5:30pm, pacing the room etc etc. It went eventually, but at the time it was just what my body and mind expected at that time.

[@Link5020]

I have to say, I really enjoy the interviews he does with wrestlers

[@DylanW216]

I would love to see Nash on Rogan’s podcast. I feel like he would love Nash.

[@lawrenceraphaelangluben8049]

true

[@baigmen]

I think Joe and Nash would get along great honestly. They both have similar beliefs and Nash’s road stories are phenomenal 😂😂😂

[@kevied88]

YES

[@user-mu2mp8ll6c]

Agreed

[@mr.x9566]

A biologist friend of mine once said; "alot of people let thier body rot for decades. They get to 50 and think 'i need to start taking care of myself' but its too late as your cells start breaking down, preparing you for death. If you've been exercising regularly for decades leading up to your 50s, your body will be in preservation mode and cell breakdown will be much much slower". He also mentioned that the ideal age to start taking PEDs is between 45 and 50, but thats a different story.

[@AncestorEmpire1]

And sadly Bray Wyatt has joined that list

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

Only 36

[@DORAEMON-bw8jk]

I am surprised Hogan can manage to live this long compared to other wrestlers from the 80s/90s. Hulkamania NEVER DIES!

[@emphresh6039]

Oh man when the Hulk said “Brother!!”… brought me back.

[@Podzillar]

Hogan is one interesting dude with lots of interesting stories and an admiral outlook on life. I dig it.

[@Podzillar]

"Admirable" , it's like 5.00am over here half asleep pal. 😴

[@thehound1359]

A lot of interesting stories because most of them are made up.

[@LaTrueMythos]

@@Podzillar Reminded me of that running gag in "How I Met Your Mother" with the military titles and saluting.

[@user-mu2mp8ll6c]

If you like liars lol. Then yeah he's interesting

[@user-mu2mp8ll6c]

@@RajbirSingh-ul1mw In this clip? In the whole interview? Ever? I'll be happy to point it out

[@RomanianAlphaDaddy]

Hulk’s got PTSD from his service in the Monday Night War.

[@topgunn7359]

The turbulence is PTSD. Certain levels of physical or mental trauma experienced one or more times can trigger it for life.

[@user-bb4cw3vl7p]

I had given up on wrestling and started liking boxing and UFC more around the early 90s. When Stone cold Steve Austin was wrestling I saw him once in 98 and his character brought me back to liking wrestling for a little bit and that slowly dwindled until I seen Seamus wrestle in about 2010. But there has been , still is and always will be one main hero for me in the sport of professional wrestling. Til the day I die I'll always be a HULKAMANIAAAACKK!!!!!!!👍🔥😁🔥👍💪💪🤟 Rule on Hulkster!!!!

[@bertrach]

You are a real Am-er-ic-an.

[@tuomoroiha1073]

We've lost many great wrestlers during the years but thank GOD we still have this legend with us!!!! The Hulksters, brother! Amazing to see he's doing well and has found a balance to his life.

[@bhenchordsingh5028]

@@TheGlobalProfessionalBenoit was a nutcase are u crazy bro u support a man who killed kids wowowowowwowowwowowowowowowowowowowwow Benoit was a evil man

[@elperronimo]

Macho man is still the goat

[@archangelgabriel5316]

Vitamins.

[@skepchica]

​@@TheGlobalProfessionalGross. Seriously? Out of all the good people we've lost-- you got tears for the abusive husband that tortured his family? How about tears for Nancy who was a trailblazer that died wrapped up in electrical cords in excruciating pain from literally having her back snapped in half? Or how about Daniel? Who had needle marks from his "dad" shooting him up with steroids because he was embarrassed about him being little? Or tears knowing he had bruising on his neck, and since every 7 year olds hero is his dad-- maybe shed a tear for him imaging what it must've been like to hear his mother's blood curdling screams one night-- then the following day the fear, confusion and terror he must've been feeling with his dad hurting him while he squeezed the life out of his tiny body with the hands that were supposed to love and protect him. You know that pos even had the nerve to wrap not one but towels around his own neck after searching for the least painful way to die. Wanted to make sure he didnt get pinched. Too bad he didn't do the same for his wife or child. The only slight karma is the fact those two big thick towels caused a botch that made his ending pretty rough. Just not as rough as his wife or kid.

[@TheGlobalProfessional]

@@skepchica That’s why it hit so hard. It was tragic. So many lives lost in a horrible way. Like a horror movie. Deleted my comment on accident. but I’ll repost. “Chris Benoit hit hard 😢”

[@RyanRumbles434]

I still love Hulk despite the trolls online and mistakes he made. We all have. He is very well rounded and sharp and level headed still. I'm glad he shares these stories still and didn't let the media or whatever clam him up. I loved that he mentioned "Dolph Ziggler" vs Roman Reigns.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

Hulk rules

[@wrestlingwithart]

He is notorious for his lies

[@spaceoditty-tp6mf]

What mistakes did he make ?

[@Matt_Wilson01]

@@wrestlingwithartso what he isn’t famous for his real life persona so what he does behind closed doors is irrelevant

[@razmatazz9310]

@@Matt_Wilson01 "what he does behind closed doors is irrelevant" He lies everywhere dude, not just behind closed doors 😂

[@jasoncutshaw8401]

Hogan never dropped the belt to Randy Savage

[@Morra5472]

He is a liar if you have not figured it out already

[@DixiePokerAce]

Exactly, Savage never took the WWF title off Hogan.

[@chaospoet]

He's not wrong about keeping active. You don't necessarily have to work out like a beast but moving around every day or at least 4-5 times a week helps. I've never had a sit down job. I work as a lowly, humble cleaner doing floor work. I walk for about 6 hours with a 20-25 pound (depending on how full it is) Ghostbusters looking vacuum on my back going up and down flights of stairs, long hallways and so on. Then about 2 hours of mopping floors (stairways, hallways etc.), so I'm always moving. Plus I have a dog I take for walks. I found out how this has kept me younger than I think I am when I was at a concert this year (first one since before Lockdowns) talking to the guy next to me who was 45. He was telling me about shows from the late 90s and early 00s he'd been to back in the day and he says "I know this is all before your time, or before you could go to shows." I had to cut him off and tell him I had been there at a few of the ones he had mentioned. He asked me how old I was? I said 42. He didn't believe me until I showed him my license. He said he thought I was somewhere between 25-30! He looked like he was 60.

[@Iceman-xe7jo]

Hogan says “I don’t have an addictive personality. I’m either all the way in or all the way out” that is exactly what an addictive personality is 🤣

[@PaulDoe79]

Acknowledging that can prevent the addictive personality trait from kicking in.

[@1980Triumph]

He capped it off with saying that he could go hard but knew when to stop but yeah when he was first described it as an addictive personality

[@arj8358]

This is probably one of his better interviews! Coming out of the military, I feel a lot of veterans deal with the same problem.

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

I did after 2009 23 YEARS IN CORE USMC HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY HOORAY 1986 to 2009

[@SalehAbdurRaheem]

Fighting for the evil empire does that to you.

[@SalehAbdurRaheem]

​@@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987 sounds like a cult.

[@drivesideways6550]

Hulk is a Cool Guy.

[@boscopappas234]

RIP Terry Funk

[@BakedNConfused]

Bray Wyatt the next day ...

[@petercondos1018]

Funk vs Flair I QUIT Match in 1989 what a Brutal match THANK YOU GUYS Funk said I QUIT !

[@Syko1985]

Hogan looked in his 60s during the 80s, he looks in tremendous shape, both physically and mentally for being in his 70s

[@balian9177]

The thing is with an athletic profession is that you need to keep training but less intense so your heart can "shrink" your body needs to adjust and you need to have something to do. It may be a weird example but bob ross did fly bomber missions in the army but he started the painintg as a form of therapy, it calmed him down to a normal life and it made him join society, i think the movie busyness is what helps people like hogan adjust to a "normal" life too

[@toddpick8007]

Bob Ross was a Drill Instructor, he was in the Airforce not the army. the army doesnt fly bombers thats the airforce and navy to a lesser extent.

[@heroes_and_villians]

Hogan looks amazing for 70!