The Lies Of Hulkamania

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In this pro wrestling documentary, I attempt to look at the dark side of the ring and Terry Bollea. I explore almost every lie Hulk Hogan told throughout his career. From his run in with Richard Belzer and confrontation with the media. To lies and racism scandals. Hulk Hogan's rise to become a legend in WWE with Vince McMahon and WCW with the NWO and Eric Bischoff is full of exciting wrestling stories and some dark secrets which the Hulkster would probably rather we all forgot.
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[@christianpoint0888]

The fact that there’s 56 minutes worth of his BS is telling ! Nice body of work !

[@WrestlePod]

Haha this is only part 2 of a 3 part mega video on my channel! 😂

[@christianpoint0888]

@@WrestlePod very well done sir ! U got my sub ! This muppet has lived a blessed rockstar life & he pulls this crap ? Unreal & what a tool ! Very good content , sir !

[@christianpoint0888]

@@WrestlePod I’ve never been pinned before ! Buy me dinner first ? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ДаниелКаменаров-т4ю]

There's got to be more.

[@christianpoint0888]

@@WrestlePod keep it coming !

[@72shmoe]

Hulk probably sleeps on his bed covers. He's afraid to have them go over him.

[@WrestlePod]

Thank you for this! I was howling

[@Am0ment0fB]

Every night after he trains, says his prayers, and eats, his vitamins. The Hulkster says to his sheets: "That's not going to work for me brother." Ha.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

@@Am0ment0fB he needs a prescription for the vitamins he takes.

[@Am0ment0fB]

@@adamirishconundrum851 either that or a Columbian contact. Brother! Ha.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

@@Am0ment0fB according to Terry a day without smoking pot is like a day without sunshine.

[@americasmaker]

Hogan is very pre-internet. He had no idea we'd one day have entire documentaries and web pages dedicated to the lies he's told throughout his career.

[@dzforthree9869]

This is facts. Doesn't excuse them but certainly explains them.

[@simbriant]

They are like the opposite of Chuck Norris jokes. Hogan tells them in the hopes people will believe them.

[@perriello66]

But weren't a lot if these lies long after the internet came around??

[@americasmaker]

@@perriello66 Hulk Hogan is old as hell and a carny. He still doesn't understand the internet.

[@wingerding]

@@perriello66 at this point he was trapped in all his previous lies!

[@Otto-1943]

I want Hulk to attend at my funeral to make sure i get proper burial

[@WrestlePod]

Best comment on the video

[@russellcampbell3500]

Hahahahahahaha omg best ever. Fucking hilarious

[@Dansanity]

😂😂😂

[@natwolf687]

You got me brother!

[@molotovmutt3365]

I find this joke under every Hulk Hogan video 😂

[@linkieloos]

He doesn't lie, he just has a creative control clause.

[@WrestlePod]

In real life

[@Smart-Towel-RG-400]

He is the og alternative facts person

[@leighlowe1069]

Haha I haven't seen this one before, whether you thought of it or not, this one tickled me.

[@joshuaramesar8234]

Bro has a creative control clause with god himself

[@JohnSmith-4U]

Hulk is the only wrestler that has "made peace” with all the wrestlers before they died. Hogan even made peace with the Titanic passengers before they boarded the Titanic.

[@dannybursace9151]

Love your avatar..go Trump 2024!

[@Juju3947]

​@@dannybursace9151it's a meme lmao

[@HarryFlashmanVC]

He ended the Cold War and Apartheid in South Africa! How dare you! 😂

[@JohnSmith-4U]

@@Juju3947 one of the most famous "meme" in the history of this country and one that is going to help him....Thank you Democrats....LOL

[@Chichimee]

He was also playing bass guitar along with the ship orchestra as the vessel sank.

[@JaxXxonSly]

Never understood why Hogan would lie. Dude lived a better life than 99.99% of people would dream for. His life has been so amazing. Why embellish?

[@Algoth_Igneous]

He got hooked on being "the rockstar" so to speak is my theory. And time waits for no man, not even Hogan. Wrestling is one of those things where it's pretty much only a young man's game. Sure, plenty of older people still do it, but look at them doing it in their youth compared to them currently. Luckily some had other skills to fall back on (rock with acting, chris jericho makes music ontop of still wrestling, etc), but for a lot of guys wrestling was their one and only skill. And because Hogan was the perfect "all-american" good guy that always won, he was basically the real-life superman. But all the glory and money and fame, not to mention anything that came with those got to his head.

[@Zack_410]

He's obsessed with being larger than life

[@MaxxCoyote]

Honestly? I think he has some mild brain damage.

[@neganrex5693]

@@Algoth_Igneous Since wresting is make believe anyway and the story lines are just story lines Hulk Hooligan would get reality mixed up with make believe and get in a habit of telling fish stories. Plus taking that stuff could have messed with his head and my have caused him to lie to a point he believes it. Anyway that is my theory.

[@ajarneddieclips9114]

Why does Trump lie?

[@catfishandbass8680]

"I was actually there when Jesus was born and was the first person to hold him." - Hulk Hogan

[@WrestlePod]

Lol

[@edvinparmeza1298]

"I taught him Christianity, I taught him that and how to travel in different places to expand the religion to all the people"

[@p.d.l7023]

"I was swimming around some icebergs and that Titanic hit my wide back, jack, and sank!" - Hulk Hogan

[@point-blank931]

“And his birth was still shadowed by myself(Hulk Hogan), Jesus could never get out of my shadow!” -Hulk Hogan- lmao

[@72shmoe]

X-Pac was there too.

[@LarryXLR]

The fact that Andre the Giant wrestled for years after he died shortly after Wrestlemania 3 just proves what a legend he truly is

[@dontfckwithspiders5684]

Six years lol

[@ALmizzle415]

I remember begging one of my uncles to take me to see the hulk hogan movie with Zeus as a kid and thought it was the greatest movie I’ve ever seen. But once I rewatched the same movie when I got older I immediately apologized to my uncle for making him sit through that.

[@Robd07]

Haha

[@ClassicallyChristion]

One thing about Hogan is he has a way of really seeming like a super hero to kids. I didn’t even grow up in that era since I’m a lot younger but watching old footage of him had me thinking he was the man. I would’ve totally been right there watching those movies at that age too haha But it’s hilarious nowadays to watch and see just how much he believed his own hype and all of the lies he’s told. Like a crazy old uncle

[@serotoninsyndrome]

WHAT'S THE SMELL? D-D-D-Dooooo-keyyyyyy.... DOOKIE???

[@CaptainCock-Strong]

You were a child, you’re forgiven.

[@lillagahnavich7700]

hahahaha LMFAO

[@sixburgh64ss]

At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if "Hulk Hogan" wasn't even his real name.

[@gavinbrando8255]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 UNDERRATED!!!!! Comment of the Week! 🏆🤣🤣

[@pinnacleproductions6275]

lol great comment

[@commiehunter733]

Bwaaahaaahaaa

[@timmy841212]

😂😂😂

[@Ivan-jt1yp]

Terry bolea

[@mangrove]

Hogan's "neck injury" in Detroit happened just a couple of weeks after Detroit Lions player Mike Utley had been paralyzed in a game at the nearby Pontiac Silverdome. Hogan had actually visited Utley at the hospital prior to the Survivor Series, and probably concocted that angle from Utley's real-life injury.

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

Wouldn't surprise me a bit. Disgusting excuse for a human!

[@kingdingaling2469]

FR

[@kdutch98]

Hogan was legit hurt in the Survivor series match, Not from his head hitting the chair, but from Undertaker over protecting him. If you watch that Tombstone piledriver, you can see 'Taker has Hogan's head between his legs more than normal, to make sure his head didn't accidentally hit the chair, The jarring from that is what caused the injury.

[@kingdingaling2469]

@@kdutch98 🤣🤣🤣

[@Drummer8282]

@@kdutch98 for real. Hulk’s head actually awkwardly jams into Undertaker’s thigh.

[@josephmatthews7698]

Hogan famously told everyone he put over they injured him. He'd act like, "Yeah brother I'm hurt but it's all good brother, but dang it hurts so bad." He'd draw on their sympathy and then later on use it to get a favor out of them. So if someone was getting hotter than him he could use that favor to get himself back over or slightly change in ring action to give himself a bigger pop.. Rumors are he did this to A LOT of guys. You'd think he was injured after every single match. Kudos to Calloway Undertaker for catching on quick. Dudes a lot smarter than he lets on especially for a greenhorn at that time. He tricked a LOT of guys with that injury lie which sucks super hard since injuries are so devastating.

[@alfsmith4936]

You o realise it's all an act right?

[@sorrenblitz805]

It was an old trick he picked up from guys from the past. It's a manipulative tactic to gain "Favors" by telling the young guy "That was good kid, I got banged up though, that's just the job" it kinda puts it in the young guy's head maybe he should be more willing to put the older guy over no questions asked in the future.

[@radicalstanza3614]

@@alfsmith4936 You do realize he's taking about the real life backstage politicking, right? How the hell did you interpret that as being a comment about the on screen storylines?

[@Shawn-Leider]

@@alfsmith4936faking an injury that was not part of the story line is not an act lol

[@markwrenn5965]

Man, it just dawned on me just how daunting the task would be of chronicling all of Hogan's public blunders, lies, selfishness etc. You deserve a medal and a gift card to Hogan's Beach Bullshit, or whatever it's called.

[@deepblue8143]

Selfishness? What would you have done, just walked away and gave up the top spot?

[@markwrenn5965]

Yeah, he's selfish. Always was. Who knows what I would have done. It doesn't matter what I would have done. He was there and he did what he did. And now we talk about it.

[@TheBigChad]

@@deepblue8143 yeah terry was BEYOND selfish. Constantly making everything all about him. Refusing to put people over and setup storylines. When his son got into that wreck, terry was in court talking about how his son destroyed his $100,000 Supra. Not about the boy that was killed or anything like that, he once again made something super serious about him.

[@フランクランドン]

Sounds like rigby’s dad from regular show.

[@markwrenn5965]

@sabian 2014 Hogan's Beach Shop is what I am referring to.

[@Sesh23]

I’m an indie wrestler, the pressure to take steroids is still VERY strong. Even coming from non wrestlers. You’ve got wrestlers telling you straight up to use them otherwise you’ll never be at the top physically, or you’ve got “fans” of the business and even family telling you that you’re not big enough. The push against steroids in wrestling ended way too soon.

[@VelvetMetrolink]

It's so weird to me. So many wrestling fans obsessed with physiques. As if Bobby Eaton or Les Kellet aren't all time greats.

[@gabriel9116j]

​@@VelvetMetrolinkthey act as if Mick folley wasn't god

[@youforget1000thingsaday]

It's funny because it's obvious no one in the wwe right now ain't taking em. 90% of the roster consists of guys who are either flabby or 5 pounds soaking wet. The only one who has a WRESTLER'S physique is LA Knight. So yeah, don't beat yourself up, lol. Do what you need to get that weight up THE HEALTHY way. Rice, beans, meat!

[@michaelsands442]

Because not all guys can be Bobby Eaton. If it was so eqsy that everyone could be that good, there would be more @competition to wwe​@Ceaseless_Watcher

[@Zack_410]

I mean I think someone should look the part but do it healthily.

[@msmith42001]

Hogan was also the bass player for Metallica, and The Stones, but he turned it down. He also cracked time travel, working more than 365 days by críss-crossing the date line to Japan.

[@RockandrollNegro]

This model is called the Sharpe-Hogan Theorem in honor of Mike Sharpe, who first suggested it was possible, and Hulk Hogan, who proved it could be done. I laugh at all the money that's been thrown into the CERN Large Hydron Collider, when all it took was a couple of wrestlers flying back and forth between timezones to prove that time travel was a reality.

[@chrisbuckley1785]

He was asked to be a member of one direction as well but he didn't want to make the other guys look bad so turned it down. He did feel bad so before he left he wrote one of their biggest hits "thats what makes you beautiful" He truly is a great man.

[@janedoe1787]

Facts

[@jakublulek3261]

That "I wrestled 400 days in a row" is maybe my most favourite lie.

[@corrosivecabal]

22:58 Never sells a finisher. Sells the tombstone for 30+ years.

[@finsfan90]

"Ohhh, you got me, brother". 😂😂😂

[@Patrick-ud3vu]

Hulk Hogan doesn’t even put over Terry Bollea.

[@ASM881]

I was a kid in the 1980s. I had a giant poster of Terry on my wall. I also watched Wrestlemania 3 live on closed circuit TV at an arena in my hometown. Watching him slam the Giant was a huge moment for me! Thanks for telling the real story. The man can’t control his own ego.

[@bigguy7353]

So you had a poster of Terry Bollea, not Hulk Hogan? Interesting.

[@leebyrne9842]

I had the ultimate warrior poster

[@ASM881]

@Byrons Reward I see what you did there. Clever. I myself would have difficulty sleeping under a bridge, having my knuckles drag an the ground and maintaining a generally unkempt appearance but the whole getup works for you. You seem to have made the transition from a Brothers Grimm trope to the KZbin comments page. Well done, Sir.

[@ASM881]

@byronsreward6672 ITS STILL REAL TO ME DAMMIT!!! 😭 😢 😿

[@robtru84]

WrestleMania is as old as me it started in 1984

[@thomasa8814]

"I was asked to star in jurassic park but they told me at the last minute they created CGI so they didnt need me to play the T-Rex anymore brother."

[@bigguy7353]

He actually claimed Andre was over 800 pounds and died 6 days later?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mauricesullivan1565]

Right , andre didn’t die till 93 .. I’m shocked , if hogan made that statement ..

[@SpykeDragon]

Yes he claimed that lie was a fact.

[@jimbo_1312]

Time works differently for Terry. Remember, this is the same dude that wrestled over 400 days in one year, brother.

[@tonypizzasbrother]

andre was 400 pounds and not 7'4 but 6'9 .. hogan was 6'4 not 6'7

[@bigjohnsbreakfastlog5819]

International date line, brother.

[@flintose927]

My favorite Hogan lie? Elvis was a Hulkamaniac! 😂😂

[@indianastones6032]

so was julius caesar....im mean the dates match up and all!haha!!

[@jerichospin]

How do you know he wasn't?

[@indianastones6032]

@@jerichospin elvis was dead by the time hulkamania took off

[@flintose927]

@@jerichospin doesn't take a genius to figure that one out. 😒

[@theevn7]

Ho ho ho ho brother 🤣

[@jamesblake5176]

rip macho man randy savage. the REAL greatest of all time.

[@JoanRudith]

There it is!!!!!

[@commiehunter733]

Best comment

[@rogerlambert9316]

Macho Man, in real life, would've made Hogan taste canvas.

[@woovs101]

Dig it!

[@PicklezTV]

Don't feel bad for Belzer at all ... This is a lesson in humility

[@WrestlePod]

I agree

[@Am0ment0fB]

Also, he was an asshole. Ha.

[@terryindachat7296]

when I seen Hogan whisper ihop Mr. T ear i knew that cocky guy was in trouble.. Even when guy was tapping Hogan waist to loosen up Hogan cranked down harder.. A lesson learned for that guy.

[@soggyciggy]

@@terryindachat7296 more like severe brain trauma earned lol dude got fucked

[@B.sacamano]

Absolutely

[@chrisvelez7053]

The fact that there’s 56+ minutes of his lies is wild 😭😭

[@Sasquatch509]

Hulk “That doesn’t work for me brother” Hogan

[@andrewnagavelli1215]

Belzer went on to do the same exact thing as the same character accross 12 shows that don’t take place in the same universe. The parallel is funny. Mr T saying “He just sleepin. He sleepin.” With that serious face is always funny.

[@Robman0908]

He even played that character in an episode of X Files of all things.

[@DixiePokerAce]

Not only did Hogan lie but he did it at the expense of other guys in the business. He definitely was out to protect his position at the expense of anyone that he thought was getting a big push.

[@idubbzz7790]

no fail

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Warrior in heaven hulkster in hell brother. Terry sold his soul to Beezelbub

[@HardtoReach]

The thing is, no matter what you tell yourself, if you had the ability to put yourself into that same situation, you would do the same thing. This is the truth of the human experience. We all throw stones, but we all can't own glass houses. Good luck, brother 🙏.

[@edgar22452]

​@@HardtoReachWhatever helps u sleep at night.

[@fighterck6241]

​@@HardtoReach some people have consciences...

[@A-Man79]

"Some of the most successful people in this business are also some of the most insecure." - Shawn Michaels

[@leoalcaraz6153]

Very ironic coming from Shawn Michaels

[@7654x]

Pot Kettle & Black springs to mind HBK

[@cappy2282]

@@leoalcaraz6153 Shawn wasn't insecure, he was just a prick!

[@leoalcaraz6153]

@@cappy2282 he was insecure that’s why him and Nash and hall started the click in order to keep themselves on top and bury everyone else, only differences between him and hulk is that Michaels was a way better wrestler

[@cappy2282]

@@leoalcaraz6153 hahah In order for your theory to be true we have to assume Nash and Hall were also "insecure?" (Nash was literally "big daddy cool") 2) Why wouldn't they want to be at the top? Worked out pretty well for Shawn 3) Shawn and Hogan are nothing alike

[@aaronteague8010]

Some other notable lies from Hulk Hogan: he was seriously considered to be in Metallica, he spent hundreds of millions of dollars in the beginning of his popularity, Elvis was an early fan of his, he trained with Pride Fighters during the 70's, and was invited to be in UFC 1.

[@thnzxc]

OMG!!!!!!!! I heard the Metallica one but he said that other crap too? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aaronteague8010]

@@thnzxc Ya check out WhatCulture's lists on Hulk Hogan's lies

[@p.d.l7023]

If Hogan was on that stage it would be impossible to see the rest of Metallica with his big ass and big ego in the way.

[@sorrenblitz805]

I loved hearing Jim Cornette's breakdown of Hulkster's lies.

[@sorrenblitz805]

@@thnzxc he also once said Harley Race came to an Arena he was working at, came with a gun (Harley Race always had a gun so that's not unbelievable) but that Harley set the ring on fire then shook Hulk's hand and thanked Hulk for all he did for the business and Asked Hulk to get him a job.

[@jacobhumphrey3535]

In the words of Jim Cornette "I haven't heard all of Hulk Hogan's lies, because in order to do that I'd have to have heard every word he's ever said. "

[@Rozza2k]

Him letting that bloke drop like that after choking him out was disgusting

[@dannybursace9151]

Toughen up buttercup

[@KingHayabusa384]

I've once heard it was Steven the Seagull who scared off the Yakuzas who threatened the Huckster. He also trained him for those PRIDE FC fights in the 70s.

[@abyzmul]

With all that going on, the Hulkster still found the time to keep his bass chops up to try out for Metallica in the 80's after the tragic death of Cliff Burton.

[@abyzmul]

@Clif Diggz FACTS. The Hulkster can slap a funky one.

[@p.d.l7023]

Hogan + Segal = Two lying bald phonies

[@sorrenblitz805]

Look even with the level of actual martial art skill Steven Segal has, and certainly it was better when he was in his prime back then. He wasn't scaring off any Yakuza. Aikido is an amazing martial art, but respectfully it's not really the martial art it began as in Japan, as many martial arts the west has adopted aren't what they originally were and are more general exercises that include basic combative techniques it was a whole shift that came from the US oversight on Japanese combat effectiveness after WW2, in order for the arts to survive they shifted from legitimate kill people combat art to beat up dumb people and exercise art and now, its really more geared towards defending oneself against a generally untrained attacker, your average big asshole bully.

[@PurushNahiMahaPurush]

@@sorrenblitz805 Not to mention, any martial art that doesn’t involve full contact sparring (not with full force of course) will never be combat effective. Aikido is great for spirituality though.

[@kevinsteele246]

It's always been about terry. It's vinces fault. He made terry think he was the biggest thing ever. Some people just can't handle fame.

[@WorldCupWillie]

You're right about Vince Hogan didn't have creative control written into his WWF contract like he did in WCW. So ultimately it's Vince who allowed Hogan to try and overshadow Savage and Warrior's greatest moments.

[@stevendrumm4957]

Yeah, Vince definitely kissed Hogan's ass incessantly back during the 1980s.

[@FozzQuaker]

@@stevendrumm4957 He also kissed Shawn's arse as well

[@bigrig4385]

@@FozzQuaker At least Shawn was the real deal in the ring.

[@FozzQuaker]

@@bigrig4385 For definite, HBK is probably the most naturally talented person ever to step-in the ring, what Shawn couldn't do was not worth knowing

[@alleahsasseville]

Crazy how over time the TRUTH really does come out!!

[@WrestlePod]

I agree

[@AMan-iv2rb]

The truth that Hogan made wrestling? Yeah I agree

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Warrior in heaven hulkster in hell brother.

[@MEGVTRON]

no its not

[@alleahsasseville]

@MEGVTRON Sure, when I was a child in the 80s, I really had no clue how horrible he was.. only until people started talking about working with him and especially how he treated everyone if HE felt they were deserving.

[@danielsan2570]

As an jiu-jitsu guy he totally meant to choke him out. He made sure to get his arm under the chin and lock it in by grabbing his left arm with his right arm. This was also a time period when maintaining the kayfabe was considered super important. Not saying it was right by any means but dude should not poke the bear. That was not smart. But speaking as someone who has chocked people unconscious you can feel them go limp when the lights turn off so Hogan was well award skinny dude had went out. That's why he let go when he did. You can choke a man out but it's dangerous to hold it any longer.

[@zechy09]

No shit

[@alexandralamberton5615]

It wasn't a good idea, but it was definitely the funniest thing that could happen

[@bigbrowski410]

I think the main thing that Hulk can get legit heat for is just dropping him after he’s out, he smacks his head hard and you can see some blood pooling.

[@jkdbuck7670]

​@@bigbrowski410Bingo. He could have held him up or slowly lower him to the floor. Just dropping him was evil and it cost him.

[@thesmiths2675]

I was just thinking, you don't ask somebody to show you a move and challenge their knowledge or ability then sue them when you get choked out. Total prick move.

[@EVGriffinJr]

Most of Hulk Hogan‘s lies I have heard of but I never heard of the Antonio Inoki one. Wow! This guy is a legend in wrestling but he’s also apparently a legend in telling tall tales! If he would’ve really did that to Inoki, he wouldn’t of made it out of the building! We would be talking about Hulk Hogan today in the same way we talk about Bruiser Brody in the sense that he probably would be 6 feet under!

[@arealone9506]

As Jim Cornette once said "Inoki would have put Hogans toes in his ears."

[@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252]

@@arealone9506 Hogan would have put up a good fight.

[@arealone9506]

@@miesvaillanykyisyytta3252 Hogan had zero wrestling talent. He was all show and charisma

[@CT-nb5lm]

Ervin, he is a pro wrestler for a living. Actually hands down the most popular successful of all time. and for ever. His popularity in the mid-late 1980's was like Donald Trump or Mike Tyson,Tom Brady... Even girls talked about wrestling in the 1980's fuck. My point is it's all lies.. He lied for a living.. Thats worse then hollywood actors cause they arent pretending it's fake like wrestling did. I dunno Kyfabe or when it stopped being a secret because there were kids in theHulkster era who believed it was real.. Im sure those kids who thought it was real mostly had the predictable profile. Nerdy dorky kid who had posters of wrestlers had the figures etc.. Whatevs........ I thinik it's more common for those dudes to be liars then most others since they lie for work........

[@cybercop0083]

@@CT-nb5lmThe only thing I know is that Saddam Hussein (RIP) sent his invasion vanguard of General Adnan, Sergeant Slaughter, Iron Sheik and probably Ayatollah Blassie to clutch this united states of ours, and Hulk “Terry‘Hollywood‘ Bolea“ Hogan was line of defense. Not first line of defense, not last line of defense. Line of defense, period.

[@andrewosborne7544]

Amazing video, can't wait to see part 3 and 4 and ... With the way Hulk lies it could be a 1,000 part series! Seriously great video, highly entertaining

[@WrestlePod]

Ha it really could be a MEGA series of all his lies. I had to cut so many out just to make sure this video wasn't 4 hours long. Part 3 will be here within the month.

[@Nitemerican]

Lieamania is still running wild brother!!

[@kyledamron]

Andre was nowhere near 800lbs and he wasn't even quite 7'4". He was alive for several more years. Easy facts why lie???

[@mikekinsela7210]

yes andre still competed in WM 4-5 and 6 before he retired

[@jewsco]

Didn’t he also make the movie the princess bride in 1989 after WM3

[@stevendrumm4957]

No, that movie came out in 1987 so it was probably made in 1986.

[@StarcleBlaze]

He was 600lbs max I’d say. About 7’0 when he was younger. 6’10 at death probably

[@andrewpower5416]

Wrestling is full of lies/half truths/embellishments. WM 3 attendance record one such example. Wrestler heights and weights were and are routinely exaggerated.

[@Jmonkeh]

Hulk Hogan's real legacy in the business is a trail of careers cut short, and great entertainers (and whole promotions) who never got to the peak of their potential, because Hulk needed a pay day, again and again and again.

[@RichardYu-rj3yl]

Who could of out drawn him? Sting never drew, luger never drew , flair never drew. Hogan's the only 1 that could put the asses in the seats.

[@theangryholmesian4556]

I'm sure Mr. Fantastic appreciates your input. ​@@RichardYu-rj3yl

[@Robman0908]

Business. Dude was thr best player in the business and nobody could out draw him. He made people lots and lots of money that the others couldn’t do.

[@theangryholmesian4556]

@@Robman0908 True but how many people were shoved out of the way in the process?

[@Robman0908]

@@theangryholmesian4556 True and that stinks, but it’s a business and a very cut throat one from the sounds of it. Dude played the game better than anyone else.

[@ljpwr3368]

Hogan really clinging on to the last bit of hair isnt he

[@WrestlePod]

Just shave it off!

[@mirror1001]

He’s not gonna sell for balding

[@doubleemcastillano464]

That’s stupid to ask for a guy to show you a move after crapping on his profession…then when you get KOd in real life “I’m gonna sue”. Slimey soft lady parts that man is. Barely a man.

[@Scotify25]

100%. For me, that presenter got what was coming. He asked for it, Hulk gave it to him 🤣

[@JediKnightmare]

thats why he on the SVU - hahaha

[@arealone9506]

Or it was a work for publicity

[@GLPitt1]

Yeah. Belzer is a punk.

[@thnzxc]

@@JediKnightmare Yep because Munch and never looked back lol

[@NEMOfishZ92]

That 1st one is funny dude asked hulk to do that over and over and over again and then got hurt that's his fault the fact that he sued hulk is ridiculous

[@nobodyinterestingyou]

He did act cocky and committed the sin of basically saying their craft was '' fake '' *When we know the physicality of It his pretty real and rough *, but Hogan went too far In his chin lock. I had something similar done to me when I was In school and the amount of pression you have to put the person through for them to pass out cannot be accidental.

[@thequixoticangler3364]

He didn't sue him because of the FCL. He sued him because of Hogan walking away after. He only turned around because Belzer woke up. A true OG, Belzer actually finished the segment and had to be forced to get checked out. Hogan is an asshole.

[@sorrenblitz805]

@@nobodyinterestingyou idk man Hulk was on the juice. He could've actually thought he wasn't outputting at the level he actually was. Not defending him at all just saying it could've been unintentionally intentional as in yes he meant to show the guy the stupid prize he won for playing stupid games, but no he didn't intentionally choke the dude out cold.

[@leaffinite2001]

​@@sorrenblitz805 bullshit

[@Awesum]

​@sorrenblitz805 Nah, he wanted to put him out. Belzer tapping and Hogan not letting go and then immediately letting him drop after him going limp. Belzer should have let sleeping dogs lie, but Hogan went a bit to far when he let him drop cold like that.

[@MGWPS462]

I just realized. The fact that we are on part 2 and haven't even gotten to Wrestlemania 1....is absolutely hilarious.

[@The_Bigot]

I haven’t watched the entire video yet but the second thing they talk about is him slamming Andre which was wrestlemania 3

[@saku0207]

The Steven Segal of pro wrestling 😂

[@WrestlePod]

Lol

[@adnaanu]

You beat me to it. Imagine those two having a conversation, it would be like a battle of egos and bullshit.

[@autistanteportas7146]

Frank Dux

[@sean4306]

Steve segal was the real deal dumbass

[@soorej91]

@@autistanteportas7146 hee is steven seagal or martial arts

[@jessehedges4435]

He was the man when I was growing up.... These documentaries are interesting but you can't take away what he did for the sport as a whole

[@WrestlePod]

Fair point

[@alllovemark]

Yeah people would probably have a more positive view of wrestling if it wasn't for Him.

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

​@@alllovemarkHe was the man for a long time. He helped make it relevant.

[@Slop_Dogg]

I don’t think anyone is trying to take away anything from your memories or pro wrestling. The man just can’t stop lying. He does it so much I’m not even sure he knows what he’s lying about & what is the truth. I think he legitimately believes he wrestled Brock Lesnar when he returned from the UFC.

[@tripletswhitman7851]

Nobody was trying to?

[@pyrothefriendlyarsonist9195]

I remember learning that Hogan claimed to be approached to play with Metallica and one of the members said "Hogan who?"

[@p.d.l7023]

I'm surprised that Undertaker went on to have a long and successful career after Hogan lied on him like that.

[@tonyjones1560]

🎯🎯🎯🎯 I’d never heard this story before. My knee jerk reaction is that Hogan saw ‘Taker’s potential as a rival to his position and ran to Vince to attempt a knockout blow to his career. If he was jammed up THAT bad, he should have either got in an ambulance or, if he was concerned about his superhero image, asked someone to take him to the ER on the downlow…

[@timmy841212]

Same. Like wow…

[@davisbowe8668]

Honestly it kinda makes sense as to why he never held the WWE Title again until 1997. Wouldn't be surprised if it was some kind of punishment from Hogan's lie.

[@jakublulek3261]

Undertaker was haunted by that story for decades, it destroyed his confidence and tanked his career.

[@BotWhisperer]

Cause Undertaker was too promising for a lie to hold him back.

[@esistdieZaubermaus]

Great video, I really like your minimalistic editing style, especially the black/white chapter cards, great narration too!

[@WrestlePod]

Thanks mate it's something I've been working on for 4 years now and starting to like the end results, the minimalist style is exactly what I'm going for. Fancy transitions do not make my videos any more engaging.

[@rayvenkman2087]

Actually, that’s Andrew the Giant that Hogan fought after WM III when Andre died.

[@ElkayLive]

Spat my drink all over my screen after I read this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@SunspotGallery]

The day when Hogan was thrown out of a Rumble by Sid, and Hogan whined, then pulled Sid out, was the moment I realised 'I hate this bastard.'

[@NobodysGh0sT]

When I was a kid you couldn't convince me Hulk could do *anything bad, even if you laid out proof he murdered someone as a kid I wouldn't have believed you* Now, as an adult I'm just sad that he made the choices to put so many skeletons in his closet and lied so much that you can't ever *truly believe anything he has said or will say. He'll always be remembered as a liar and that his word means nothing* Look at Bubba The Love Sponge let Hogan screw his wife and taped it and after it was stolen and leaked Bubba still did damage control for Hogan. Seems like Bubba is a waaay better friend than Hogan could ever be. I mean, you have a storied career and a great life but he still had to lie about so much and everything he's ever said has less credibility. Like Elvis being a Hulkamaniac. That was just pathetic and so was the lie about being offered the lead role in The Wrestler but turning it down because he said he "Didn't deserve it" at least he told the truth in his lie. What a bum. I'm sad when I almost died from Pneumonia at 5yrs old I was hallucinating Hogan being at my bedside.

[@wingerding]

You mind created hulk hogan as your guardian angel, that's hilarious.

[@sorrenblitz805]

@@wingerding nah it's a sad story, Hulk really was so much to the kids who watched him in his era. The general audience didn't see the backstage bullshit and kayfabe hadn't been broken yet so all those kids saw was the super hero Hulk Hogan.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Hogan sold his soul to the devil he is rotten and vile. Hogan is a demon masquerading as a human being

[@MEGVTRON]

you were in the special classes huh

[@NobodysGh0sT]

@@MEGVTRON no I was not

[@concerta56]

Hogan is a real life heel

[@774CISCO]

that's not true brothaa I got creative control over your comment.

[@PicklezTV]

Been saying that shit for yrs ... 🤣 look at his Mega Powers break up storyline and you can clearly see it

[@rogerlambert9316]

nWo Hollywood Hogan seems more natural for him than being a babyface.

[@heych1015]

Really really eye opening documentary. Thanks for this

[@WrestlePod]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@OliveMule]

@@WrestlePod where is part 1?

[@iluvdaguitar]

I met Hulk Hogan once in the 90s. I asked him what his favorite match ever was. He said it was when he wrestled Lou Thesz at Shea Stadium and pinned him clean for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.

[@domango2020]

I just keep thinking of Shawn Michaels dressing up as hogan

[@Awesum]

"Oh brother. . .brother, brother brother!"

[@RealVladSneed3]

It seems from watching this, that Hulk suffers from a severe case of Munchausens Syndrome or a overriding and irrational need for attention. He's basically addicted to the fame and attention. It explains why his lies are so outlandish, because they have no objective goal other than to keep the spotlight shining on himself at all times.

[@alfsmith4936]

It's a show.

[@thequixoticangler3364]

Same thoughts. Also, good on you for the correct version. Few people seem to understand that. Munchausen Syndrome - An overwhelming need for attention or fame that becomes so severe it can cause you to physically harm yourself for notice. You could argue many wrestlers fall into this diagnosis. Jeff Hardy and Darby Allin come to mind. Munchausen by proxy- Same thing except you harm someone else, usually your child or a family member. Susan Smith would be the best example of this disorder.

[@sorrenblitz805]

@@thequixoticangler3364 by that logic Hulk fits both versions as he did harm his family with his need for attention and fame ie: Hogan Knows Best, his daughters short and destroyed music career. The kid that got brain damage during a joyride with Hulk's son. I don't really believe Ultimate Warrior when he did shoots either but the one he did in 2011 about "Hulkster's dirty laundry" was one that seemed more believable than pretty anything else Warrior has ever said.

[@cybercop0083]

Your recommendation, doctor?

[@Blanktarn]

It’s Munchausen because he’s not playing victim

[@metaldams78]

My favorite Metallica bassists 5. Ron McGovney 4. Robert Trujillo 3. Jason Newsted 2. Cliff Burton 1. Hulk Hogan

[@GokuMcDuck]

Who is Ron?

[@GokuMcDuck]

@Steve A Thanks. I only knew about Cliff and Jason.

[@commiehunter733]

Cliff's "for whom the bell tolls" live performance is LEGENDARY

[@metaldams78]

Commie Hunter, agreed about Cliff. The only bass playing greater in the entire Metallica canon is Hogan’s on the …And Justice For All album.

[@pbsimmons2303]

I love when Scott Steiner buries Hogan.

[@commiehunter733]

Big bad booty daddy! Poppa pump!

[@brownmut5518]

I saw Hogan wrestle live the first time in 1986 at Exhibition Stadium. 68000 people including me went crazy, I couldn't believe my eyes the moment I saw him. I started to and still workout regularly because of him. I've never had any personal dealings with HULKSTER and I have no right to judge him or anybody else. All the best 💪🏼😬👍🏼

[@liteney]

well said

[@POPPASHANGO]

I would like to offer up a piece of advice. Whenever posting videos that are part of a series people always go to the description to look for the other parts. Each video in this series should have a link to every other video in that same series. If you don't have the links then people will have to look for the other parts and then you will lose engagement with all those people that'll just move on.

[@mikesharon2177]

20:25 has me 😂🤣🤦🏻‍♂️ Edit- Savage spoke truth Hogan always Grandstanding & hot dogging! Always political, lies, and center of attention

[@criswilliams3504]

My favorite Hogan lie is "brother".

[@artimussantiago4779]

there's a short guy at my job that says the same thing, he's racist as well.

[@xancypillosi9497]

@@artimussantiago4779 ur the racist

[@nichhodge8503]

I think Richard Belzer got what deserved he pushed & pushed for them to show him some moves so when Hogan put him in a guillotine choke (front chin lock as he called it) he got what was coming to him

[@mattmattix2598]

Belzer tapped. Hulk kept going. Watch it again.

[@commiehunter733]

Belzer👃 trying to get hogan's shekels... js

[@nichhodge8503]

@mattmattix2598 this is 1983 the common person didn’t know nothing about tapping out as that only became popular with Ken Shamrock going to WWF because it went from the verbal/head nodding to submit to tapping out and of course when MMA started to get big near the end of the 90’s (due how hard it was to get a UFC show on in America as the original UFC was illegal in most states as they were no holds barred fights, win 3 fights in a night to become champion. There was no weight class head butting, kicks/punches to the groin, soccer kicks, stomping on a downed opponent’s head and punches/elbows (including 6 to 12 elbows) to where the spine joins to the skull were all legal moves. If UFC didn’t conform set up rules like we have today someone was gonna get killed as originally referees couldn’t stop the fights only KO, tap out or corner throwing in the towel). Anyway even if Richard Bellend sorry Belzer (bellend is English slang for the head of a circumcised penis) tapping Hogan wouldn’t of known what his was do most likely as he wasn’t an amateur wrestler growing up

[@cybercop0083]

@@commiehunter733Gibberish

[@vietnamsemonky4082]

@@commiehunter733I was 14 and on /pol/ once too, you’ll hopefully mature.

[@killaken2000]

Hogan came to my house once in a delorean and said, "it's about your kids." Then we flew up in the sky, hit 88miles an hour, and went to the future.

[@seanwilson9117]

Can we acknowledge how rock solid Mr-T is in this moment? "Oh, he's fine. He's just sleepin'" Reminds me of my coworker being like 'Oh, he's in the bathroom' when I am late for a meeting.

[@NickyBbags]

My personal favourite was that time when Harley race came to a wwf show to kill Vince McMahon. He set fire to the ring and was on his way to murder Vince when he saw hulk, shook his hand and thanked him for everything he had done for wrestling and then went home. Vince had a very large golden Angel on his shoulder that day.

[@pilisopa]

You forgot the part where he asked Hulk for a job after thanking him mid-way through arson and attempted murder.

[@nicklomas181]

...while the ring is still on fire haha

[@MichieHoward]

I mean how much of Wrestlemania 4 was Hogan and how much was Vince telling him to insert himself into MM's match, the guy had a hard on for the Hogan type of wrestlers and still does to this day when the majority of his true wrestlers were the Hart, Michaels, Mr Perfect types.

[@jayxtacee5695]

It tells you alot how The Rock is full of stories and admiration for wrestlers from the past, but he never mentions Hogan.

[@sorrenblitz805]

The Rock doesn't like Hogan much, doesn't like Sean Michaels much either.

[@mindgames50]

The rock was just as much a politician as hogan was he’s just better at hiding it

[@cotopaximusic]

@@sorrenblitz805 real question is who is Sean Michaels

[@Algoth_Igneous]

@@mindgames50 idk about all that, Rock was at least more than willing to work with people lower on the card.

[@mindgames50]

@FreeSpeech orDIE!!! more stories will come out I’m sure

[@bottominaplatecarrier1118]

lovelovelove what you've done here. This task was absolutely daunting and you destroyed it. Bless.

[@deepcovertales]

For an industry fundamentally built on acting/lying, it is hard to criticise Hogan for most of his lies/exaggerations. At some point I imagine it becomes hard for the participants to see the difference between the truth and lies, and to understand the line where a lie turns from being acceptable to unacceptable.

[@lukasd.4389]

Nah, most of them are quitfe aware. But with age some drink thekir own cool aide as popularity fades, same as all Celebretys

[@trinityj1]

I mean there's fudging and blurry lines between 35 years of kayfabe and real life, that's understandable with people from the territory era who had to live their gimmick, but that really is different from wholesale egregious fabrication. Inventing complete nonsense to paint yourself as a hero is pretty far removed from just simplifying or exaggerating a bit about things that are grounded in reality.

[@Robman0908]

Some of these old guys live that gimmick forever. Hart is plays up that bitter gimmick that he ended WWF with and Hogan has always been over the top, tall tales. They have never let go of those gimmicks.

[@finestwrestling9403]

Im not a fan of hogan but i think that guy with the busted head got what he asked for, a wrestling hold, and couldnt handle it. Him getting busted was an accident.

[@EVGriffinJr]

I’m not a fan of Hulk Hogan either but I agreed that Richard Belzer kinda asked for what he got! He was being a dick!

[@EVGriffinJr]

That may be one of the few times I will ever defend Hulk Hogan.

[@BrazilBoi55]

Please make a part 3 I love this documentary!

[@Joeelkins.]

Looking forward to part 23

[@ALL_that_ENDS]

Haha, no doubt

[@jacob9538]

a hollywood producer coming onto hogan is probably the only thing i think he's telling the truth about. a lot of actors and actresses get propositioned or worse by producers and directors.

[@theangryholmesian4556]

My first instinct is to believe the victim. However given the homophobia of the time and Hogan's homophobia itself well...

[@michaelsmiley15]

Something you have to remember about Hogan is that he started in early '80s and was at wrestlemania 3 and was the first person to sell out Madison square garden at a wrestling pay-per-view was the first person to have theme music for his wrestling intro and by the mid-80s his promotionals his merchandise and his other projects he was working on he was on part-time he was only there to do the big pay-per-views WrestleMania SummerSlam survivor series Royal rumble they were the four per year one every quarter

[@sorrenblitz805]

He started wrestling professionally in 1977

[@snellsworld2648]

Don't see a problem with Hogan acting like their match was going to end the Iraqi War.

[@TheLarryburns84]

if anyone, Gorgeous George probably innovated music in wrestling.. he had an entrance theme (Pomp and Circumstance) in the frikin late 40s and early 50s. Sgt Slaughter came out to the Marine Corps Hymn when Hogan was still in Florida and Alabama and Memphis and the like. Sarge was one of if not the first to do it in what we know as WWE, when it was still called WWWF (note the three W's)

[@DarMar106]

I always heard Sgt. Slaughter was the first

[@Patrick-ud3vu]

These aren’t lies, these are just over the top exaggerations just like the Hulkster’s promos! Working 24/7 Brother!

[@MarkedInBlack]

I’m surprised Hulk didn’t claim to win the Kumite and turn down a Bloodsport movie deal.

[@joemills8172]

HEY hey.....hey, pro wrestling may be predetermined but the kumite was totally legit 🤣🤣

[@adamirishconundrum851]

@@joemills8172 Chael Sonnen won the kumite, he didn't even lose a round

[@joemills8172]

@@adamirishconundrum851 common knowledge bro, he also did the death touch while cutting a stellar promo about how Frank Dux was a jabroni.🤣🤣

[@adamirishconundrum851]

@@joemills8172 frank dux is a jabroni he got ktfo'd by Zane Frazier with 1 blow.

[@shawnboogz7546]

You got some real talent with your Documentary’s bud…I love them all!!

[@WrestlePod]

Thanks

[@signoguns8501]

34:09 that dude in the green plaid shirt cursing at Lex Luger lmfao. I love old school wrestling.

[@toddwoodward9451]

One accuracy note: Hulk dropped the belt to Yokozuna at the 1993 King of the Ring, not SummerSlam.

[@BawlBag]

nOW wHo's LyiNG 🤥

[@mjareacts2731]

One thing that doesn't seem to be a lie, Hulk Hogan was definitely taller back in those days.

[@theatagamer90]

Spinal surgery does tend to make you smaller

[@BrooklynBalla]

I can’t help but laugh every time he says “The Matcho Man” 🤣

[@mikebowermaster4250]

In a business built on lies, he lies more.

[@WrestlePod]

Much more

[@WrestlePod]

@Deep Blue lol

[@WrestlePod]

@Deep Blue lol

[@Dhardy316]

@@deepblue8143 lol

[@WrestlePod]

@Deep Blue that estrogen comment made me chuckle. You are seemingly so annoyed that I wasted your time on this video that you decided to spend loads more time typing out several long responses? Lol

[@brianharris9949]

I never liked the guy. My guy was Superstar Billy Graham and thought Hulk was a horrible imitation. Not very good in the ring either. Punch, forearm smash, body slam and leg drop. Horrible...

[@ozzyg3961]

Every time Hogan talks about slamming Andre his weight goes up and up🤣🤣🤣

[@schnarfschnarf5886]

That wasn't hulks fault with Richard Belzer... that is one thing I'd give him slack on, one thing!

[@jeffamell3501]

Yes it was he applied the hold too hard , watched his body go limp and dropped em on his head im glad he got sued and lost lol

[@cotopaximusic]

@@jeffamell3501 homeboy literally asked for it. Play stupid games win stupid prizes

[@Austinbroz2]

Your videos are so good man, thanks for the great content. Please never stop making this style content, it’s so good Lol

[@OrbitalTrails-x5s]

''Belzer woke up in a pool of his own blood '' LMAO

[@JoeyMartz]

It's the truth. Lol

[@datacipher]

@@JoeyMartz lol. No it’s not. In 5 seconds he popped back up as shown, with a big smile and cut to commercial gleefully.

[@JoeyMartz]

@@datacipher -- his head was busted open and there was blood on the floor and the back of his head...Was the phrasing a bit over the top.... Perhaps.

[@MHO999999]

You wouldn't be saying that if it was your blood on the floor.

[@Christina_Cage]

It's not really fair that Hogan paid off that show host guy.... He literally TOLD Hogan to put him in a hold...

[@jonvia]

I always forget how long Taker has been a main event wrestler for. Undertaker is my favorite. RESTTTTTT INNNNNNNN PEACEEEEEEEEEEE

[@fffghfyfffkjlo7656]

My favorite lie is when he didn't get the George foreman grill because he had to pick the kids up from school🙄

[@iLLBiLLsRoastBeats]

Hulk said his agent told him not to do the grill and that’s why they chose George foreman

[@AnTunZee]

Mine is when he wrestled 405 days within one calendar year

[@fffghfyfffkjlo7656]

@@AnTunZee 🤦‍♂️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@p.d.l7023]

If he did get that Foreman Grill it would have just been more money for his ugly wife to take from him.

[@mccarthy5825]

I can just see it now... Brooke is singing... Again... In a hairbrush as her kindergarten class ignores her... Nick is smashing toy cars together... Hulk is ducking calls from Lars Ulrich and MIT, they want to interview him since he time traveled, and JUST as the grill is about to launch... Just as its about to conquer the world...Hulk is in the car unble to make it to the phone... The big multinational company get the answering machine and despite them basing their whole business on Hulk... They go 'ok... No answer... Let's get Foreman'

[@uttermanbo]

Back in those days calling wrestling fake to a wrestlers face was a no no. I feel like many of the smart mouthed "comedians" of today could use a dose of wrestling etiquette.

[@Sunsetdreamer0]

He was holding onto any part of his career just like he was holding on to any hair left on his head 🤣

[@WrestlePod]

He let it slip 🤣

[@chase6579]

He was the perfect villian. If only they'd played into it.

[@joelirizarry5789]

No one achieves that amount of success without being cunning, backstabbing, manipulative, deceiving , and a tyrant.

[@adamirishconundrum851]

Hogan is on a highway to hell brother

[@marcusanthony2849]

21:19 don't forget about Hogan kicking out on 3 at WrestleMania VI to further undermind that Warrior beating him clean. Kicking out on 3 in SOME but not all cases is a sign of disrespect and it's usually never cleared between both wrestlers as one takes it upon themselves to do it in an attempt to again, discredit their opponent beating them clean.

[@kes9684]

Not just the ending, him faking a knee injury, then the fake 3 count when the ref was down basically saying he beat me but I beat him 1st

[@stevehill934]

yup. alot of people seem to miss or not mention this. i heard hogan defend himself and use this match as example but while he says this i kept thinking " ok hulk you kicked out on 3 totally taking away from a clean finish". even in defeat he had to make it about him, lets not forget him leaving that match taken attention from warrior as he took his time, limping and playing off warriors crowd and moment. smh

[@mooretoys94]

Here's what I hate about "Hollywood folks" Belzer asked hogan to show him a move, hogan does, and belzer sues after passing out like a joke. It'll never make sense why people keep getting away with suing the wrestling business when they themselves ask for the backlash.

[@MichaelMedici61W2]

Hogans head was like 12 inches above that chair… Hogan was just insanely jealous and afraid of Taker going over the way he did. Thank god it didn’t matter and someone saw through his bullshit

[@TheSgtkerero]

Admittedly the first bit with the talk show host getting choked out, the dude did ask for it

[@WrestlePod]

Fair enough

[@danielsan2570]

Antonio Inoki was great. I remember he put on a few combat sports shows on New Years Eve called Inokis Bom Ba Ye. They were a mix of pro wrestling and mma. Entertaining shows.