Summary of Hulk Hogan Reveals His Biggest Regret, Vince McMahon, nWo, His Favorite Part Of TNA

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Hulk Hogan reflects on his wrestling career, revealing his biggest regret, his experiences in TNA, and his favorite parts of his career. He talks about his departure from the WWF and Vince McMahon telling him that his red and yellow persona was done. Hogan also discusses his ownership of Hogan's Hangout, a karaoke spot, and his hopes for a Hulk Hogan biopic. He reflects on the physical toll of wrestling on his body, his connections with fans, the misconceptions surrounding his career, his WrestleMania match with The Rock, his last match in WWE, separating his wrestling persona from his personal life, and his current state of happiness and peace. Hogan acknowledges the sacrifices he made for his love of wrestling and expresses gratitude for his fans and the loyalty they have shown over the years.

00:00:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan discusses his departure from the WWF and how Vince McMahon told him that his red and yellow persona was done. Hogan then talks about the power of his "Hulkamania" gimmick and how it transformed him as a person. The conversation shifts to Hogan's current business ventures, particularly his ownership of a karaoke spot called Hogan's Hangout. He reveals that he bought the place after it became vacant and enjoys having his own little spot where he can sing and hang out with fans. Hogan also discusses the Hulk Hogan biopic and reveals that the project experienced some setbacks with Netflix missing a business deadline. However, he mentions that they have a great script and is hopeful that the movie will eventually come to fruition.
00:05:00 In this section of the interview, Hulk Hogan discusses his regret about a missed opportunity for a movie based on his life. He reveals that there was a business glitch that prevented the project from moving forward. However, he mentions that there are still big things happening in regards to his life rights and expresses hope that Todd Phillips and Chris Hemsworth would still want to be involved in the film. Hogan also discusses his involvement in the creative process and mentions his desire to work closely with Hemsworth to convey his mindset and motivations. Additionally, Hogan talks about his other ventures, such as his online shop and his involvement with cannabis, where he aims to help people find a natural alternative to pain medication. He discusses his personal experience with pain due to multiple surgeries and highlights the importance of finding more natural ways to manage pain and heal.
00:10:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan discusses the physical toll that wrestling has taken on his body over the years. He talks about the pain he experiences on a daily basis but mentions that he has gotten used to it. Hogan also mentions that he uses coffee and Tylenol in the morning to help manage the pain, and occasionally uses edibles to help him sleep. Despite the challenges of being recognizable all over the world, Hogan expresses gratitude for his fans and the positive impact he has had on their lives. He appreciates the opportunity to connect with fans during autograph sessions and values the personal connections he makes with them. Overall, Hogan reflects on the journey of being Hulk Hogan and the importance of continuing to engage with fans.
00:15:00 In this section of the interview, Hulk Hogan discusses the misconceptions and false stories that have surrounded his wrestling career. He talks about how people continue to tell negative stories about him, even when they are not true. Hogan also shares his catchphrase, "that doesn't work for me brother," and explains how he used it in certain situations with fellow wrestlers like Ric Flair. Additionally, the conversation touches on Hogan's personal life, including his surprise 70th birthday party and his experiences shaving off his iconic mustache. Overall, Hogan reflects on the impact of his wrestling career and the enduring legacy of his character.
00:20:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan discusses his expectations when he returned to WWE for WrestleMania 18. He reveals that there was a backstory to his return, as he had been trying to put Vince McMahon out of business while working for Ted Turner and WCW. Vince McMahon had told Hogan that his run was over after losing to The Ultimate Warrior, but years later, Triple H called Hogan and informed him that Vince wanted to talk. Hogan talks about the rehearsals for the match with The Rock and how he knew it wasn't his time to be the top guy. However, when they entered the arena, Hogan was surprised to hear the crowd cheering for him instead of booing. The match had a twist in which Hogan took over, and the crowd started booing The Rock.
00:25:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan reflects on his match with The Rock at WrestleMania X8 and shares his admiration for The Rock's ability to call audibles in the ring. Hogan reveals that he knew the nWo would turn on him after the match and that it was planned by the referee. He recalls his surprise when Kevin Nash hit him with a chair and how they laughed about it afterward. Hogan also talks about how Vince McMahon ordered him to immediately switch back to his red and yellow persona after the match. He shares the intense experience of flying back and forth to get his gear and reveals that his intention was to have a two-year run with Stone Cold Steve Austin. However, he didn't get the chance as the plans changed. Hulk Hogan also discusses his decision to turn heel in WCW and how it was kept a secret from everyone.
00:30:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan reflects on his experience during the WCW days, specifically the incident where fans threw objects into the ring during a match. He recalls feeling the intense heat from the crowd and even fearing a potential riot. Despite the negative backlash, Hogan acknowledges the impact that the nWo had in terms of merchandise sales, emphasizing that wrestling is ultimately a business and the best wrestler is the one who makes the most money. The conversation also turns to the potential of turning John Cena heel, with Hogan suggesting that it could have been a successful move for Cena's career. Additionally, Hogan praises Vince McMahon's ability as a heel and talks about his own experience working with McMahon in the ring. The section ends with Hogan discussing a possible WrestleMania match with Shane McMahon in the future.
00:35:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan reflects on his last match in WWE and expresses regret over not having a final match against one of the greats. He explains that he was in talks with Vince McMahon about a match against Cena, but an injury prevented it from happening. Despite wrestling in TNA afterwards, Hogan's physical condition deteriorated due to multiple surgeries on his back and spine. When asked if there's anything he would change in his career, Hogan admits that he would have stopped using the leg drop as a finisher, as it took a toll on his body over the years. He believes using a sleeper hold would have been a better choice.
00:40:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan discusses his life outside of wrestling and how he separates his wrestling persona from his personal life. He reveals that he does not bring any wrestling memorabilia into his home because he sees it as a business and not a reflection of who he truly is. Hogan shares some anecdotes about his friendships with Randy Savage and Ric Flair, highlighting their constant wrestling personas even in their personal lives. He also mentions his methods of coping with the adrenaline rush and fame that come with being a wrestler, including working out in his home gym. Lastly, he shares a couple of lighthearted stories about Randy Savage's obsession with his cowboy hats and teaching him how to handle a boat.
00:45:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan shares a funny story about how he got his friend Randy a Harley motorcycle, but Randy ended up injuring himself while trying to ride it. Hulk also mentions a photo where he's wearing a necklace made of paper clips but doesn't remember the reason behind it. He credits the NWO entrance music to Eric Bischoff and highlights how enjoyable it was to do the NWO run. Hulk's favorite part of his TNA run was how kind and consistent Dixie Carter was, especially when he had to undergo multiple surgeries, as she continued to pay him during his time off. Hulk now defines success as being happy, prioritizing health and being closer to God, realizing the true value of these things. Despite his many surgeries, he's grateful to be sitting there, not on pills and in good health.
00:50:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan reflects on his current state of happiness and peace, stating that he is no longer into drama or judgment. He acknowledges that money does not bring happiness and shares his experiences with failed marriages. When asked for advice to give his younger self, Hogan emphasizes the importance of getting as much ring time as possible and learning to survive in the wrestling business. He discusses instances where he had to navigate challenging situations, such as a potential title loss and rumors about starting a union. Hogan expresses forgiveness and love for those who have spoken negatively about him, and hopes that they will learn the lessons he has learned along the way. As for his Mount Rushmore of wrestling, Hogan includes Andre the Giant and Ric Flair as two of the figures who deserve a spot.
00:55:00 In this section, Hulk Hogan reflects on his career in the wrestling industry and the sacrifices he made for his love of the business. He discusses the intense dedication he had to give up everything, including family and his own health, to pursue his passion. Hogan also mentions his admiration for legendary wrestlers like Andre the Giant, Ric Flair, The Rock, and Stone Cold Steve Austin. He acknowledges the good and bad aspects of being a wrestling icon, such as being treated differently and the scrutiny he faced during the steroid trial. Despite the challenges, Hogan expresses his gratitude for the support of his fans and the loyalty they have shown over the years. He highlights the incredible number of merchandise deals he had during his prime and the resurgence of interest in his old products.

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In this YouTube video, Hulk Hogan reflects on his impact on wrestling fans and expresses gratitude for their ongoing support. He acknowledges the longevity of his character and how fans still treat him like a champion. Hogan also expresses gratitude for his children and finding a soulmate. He mentions his faith in Jesus Christ and how it makes him feel immortal. The video ends with a powerful handshake between the interviewer and Hogan, symbolizing their mutual appreciation.