I got turned away in LA right at the ticket both. So I never saw Hulk live. They were selling those "Hulk Rules" shirts off the freeway into the arena in LA. Hulk was so over you had to witness it. I can remember when you barely heard his music at times when he came out.
He had his own cartoon! Everyone and I mean everyone knew who hulk was.That was before social media,you had to be there to actually realize how and why he's an actual icon.
@@finhyland4270 Yeah Rock and Austin only had 4 years as the top guys (98-01 for Austin) (99-02 for Rock). While Hogan was the top guy in all the 80's and the 90's. Rock and Austin get too much credit for only being around/on top for a handful of years.
I was always a Brawler fan, i just liked the underdogs most the time. But i gotta admit, clearly Brawler is a bigger fan of Brawler than anyone else. He was at a local show in my area back in July, and sad to say a lot of people weren't flooding his line for autographs. I wanted to thank him got the memories, but he snuck out mid show
Yep. In the last upload. He couldn't put 1 "Job guy" over bar himself.. No mention of Barry H and he was so nice in his WSI interview. I've been a tad disappointed with how "Hogan lovey" he's been.
Traveling and seeing HULKSTER work live back in the early to mid 80s must of been unreal. I remember looking around at the crowd at Exhibition Stadium in 86 and seeing people crying the moment they caught sight of him
I remember when major bands like STP would perform at exhibition stadium and knew there was wrestling there but my parents would never pay for that. The first wwe I got to see was when I had my own job and bought my own tickets for myself and a couple friends to see smackdown and saw RVD vs Stone Cold in the biggest match I ever saw live. McGuinness vs Kevin steen was maybe better technically but not bigger
Hogan was always nice to me when I met him as a kid and when I met him again when I was adult almost 20 years later. He even remembered me, long story, but remembered me "hey you're the kid I met back in 86 at the LA Sports Arena after the show when that asshole grabbed my shirt out of your hands."
Brawler is the most REAL man to come outta professional wrestling!! If your not picking up on his mannerisms, and the way he talks, then you've missed the boat😊
It's not that the Brooklyn Brawler was ever a great wrestler, but he was a loyal employee and a true blue NYC northeast guy. He was sort of the WWE version of Glass Joe from the game Punch Out - a preliminary guy who no-one ever took seriously. Having said that, I'm quite sure Steve Lombardi is as tough as anyone else if needs be. But it's strange to me that he never won a WWE title. Not even a stint with the hardcore belt during its 24/7 phase. I mean, if 'Godfather's Ho' could get on that illustrious list of holders for the belt, I'd say Brawler warranted a turn. But really, what WWE should have done with him one time was give him a Cinderella story moment where he won the IC title in NYC. Basically, a TV/PPV version of what they did with him on that house show he talked about. The live crowd would have gone nuts for it.
Wrestlers got to drink and drive all the time in the 80's. There weren't any cell phones and the cops didn't have any body cameras either so they were way more lenient. Those were the good old days.
Remember Lombardi well,, in the early 80s, in wwf, as a jobber on channel 9 wor, big neck, chest,,was always a B guy but finally had heenan manage him too the top,he is a great fountain of wrestling knowledge in him!! also love his ny accent against an english accent, I was born outside the da bronx lol
Hulk just stunned you like Andrea the giant when you were by them AWA days i was walking around very young trying to find my seat again walked up to ropes it was where they , came out he was a foot away my jaw dropped i have been around big people but he was 6/7 if not bigger but his mass shocked me my brothet in law wss a body builder
The karate version of Superstar Billy Graham wasn't his last go round. And what is Lombardi talking about that wrestling wasnt on in NY when he was a kid? WWWF Championship Wrestling debuted on TV in NY in 1971 when Lonbardi was ten years old. Lombardi seems like a good guy but his elevator does not go to the top floor anymore. Lastly, he doesn't know thw meaning of the word "misconception". After James realuzes yhis he instantly says, "well...moving on!"
With how hectic the schedule was for WWF in the 80s,it probably felt like 400 if we're being honest. Yeah Hogan way over exaggerated the days he work,but I have no problem believing he worked well over 320 days with that schedule.
Hogan clearly stated multiple times that he worked 400 matches and year and not 400 days but this is how Hogan haters work, they call him a liar while using lies on him. Hogan said he worked double to triple shows a day sometimes in the 80's for which we know is true. The WWF would do double shows in the same arena on the same day and sometimes two shows a day in close arenas. I wonder how long Hogan haters are going to hold on to these silly lies they love telling on him
Who would’ve ever thought the brawler would’ve been gushing over physiques from wrestling magazines 🤔. And surprised he traveled with Hogan with the face/heel dynamic back then.
I'm sorry, did he just say "We never got wrestling in New York. It was only LUCHA LIBRE."?!?! There absolutely WAS pro wrestling in New York! There has been pro wrestling in NYC for as long as pro wrestling has existed ffs! The goddamn FATHER AND GRANDFATHER OF HIS BOSS WERE PROMOTING WRESTLING IN NYC THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRETY OF THE 20TH CENTURY, AND PROBABLY EVEN THE VERY LATE 19TH CENTURY!!!
Look he wore uh yankees hat and he was the Brooklyn brawler... Exactly sauce you'd expect. Two magical buddy film years with Hulk Hogan, no time traveler would ever be able to pinpoint.
Superstar was better then Hogan on the mic and yes Hogan had the best pop but if they had been the same age. Think Hogan copied Superstar jesse the body
Only to Americans. Fans in Japan, Mexico and europe dont rate him as the greatest of all time at all . Fuck him and his corny routine. Hes the greatest at lying and calling people n1gger maybe 😅😅😅😅😅
@@jonbourgoin182 He's right. Hogan was a massive draw and instrumental in WWF's expansion into a national promotion. Hogan was not the best worker. No one is claiming that. But Hogan had insane charisma, was great on the mic, and he had a great look. And this made him the biggest draw, at the national level, of anyone up to that point. Without Hogan, it's arguable that none of the big draws later on would have been able to get as big, because it was Hogan that got WWF the national exposure and prestige that those after him benefitted from.
@@perceivedvelocity9914 . Too bad reality vehemently disagrees eith you, Brotherrrrr Warrior had better matches than Hogan..Warrior vs Savage at Wm 7 and Warrior vs Rude are better than any Hogan match And at least Warriot never referred to himself as " the right Gay guy" in a promo. lol...Hogan also couldnt even remembet Saddam Husseins name at the 91 Rumble..The Huckster was a botch machine on the mic, Brotherrrrr..lol
@@Nostalgia9478What evidence do you have that I'm missing? Vince made Warrior the top guy and people stopped buying tickets. They had to take the title off of him to turn things around.
No, just no. You think Hogan was always booked great? The difference is Hogan made money with everybody. Warrior was a flash in the pan and the results showed this. He could draw and sell merch, but he could not consistently sell tickets on his own. Hogan drew, Savage drew, didn't matter who they wrestled, it worked. Warrior wasn't as good. He had a chance and it didn't work.
@@perceivedvelocity9914 Bad booking, Brotherrr Bruce and Pat sabotaged Warrior because they didnt like him..They gave Warrior a rehashed feud in Rick Rude while Hogan gets to face the hottest heel in the company in Earthquake..Shouldve been Warrior vs Quake and Hogan vs Rude at Summerslam 90...Once Warrior started feuding with Macho after Summerslam, he drew huge...Rumble 91 had a larger buyrate than Wm 7, Brotherrrrrr..Thats why they took the belt of the Hucksters 7 months later at Survivor 91
Company man. But also, this guy doesn’t come across as bitter whereas those that spread the most bs about successful guys that could draw money - are simply jealous - and fail to appreciate they wouldn’t have had careers without these marketeers bringing in all the money
@@FerretJohn The internet didnt create the rumor that Hogan FAKED a neck injury after taking a Tombstone from Taker at Survivor 91..Thate a FACT that even Bruce Prichard confirmed, Brotherrrrrrrr
@@Nostalgia9478 No, they just blew it up more than it was. I never said Hulk was a Saint, just a lot of what the fanboys said he said or did he never said or did.
I dont know about the Hogan/Billy Graham discussion...about Superstar not having charisma... Terry stole 90% of the Billy Graham gimmick..we all know this! Billy had A TON of charisma, how do u think Hogan got to be Hogan? If it weren't for Billy, there would be no Hogan, PERIOD, AMEN, put the woman and children to bed
At least Hogan acknowledges this fact. Just recently on Joe Rogan, Hulk straight up started he stole most of his gimmick from Billy Graham and a couple other influences
Steve Lombardi has nothing bad to say about Hogan because he was his lackey. He wasn't a threat, so Hogan didn't crush him. And no one would say anything bad about Hogan in front of him because he would probably tell Hogan.
you just made up your own spin to suit your bias. This is the problem with professional wrestling fans, you all weren't there and yet talk like you were to know the little nuances of how things worked or who did what. Most shoot interviews about Hogan were positive and as usual the silly fans have this NEED to find some reason to hate him. There are no stories of Hogan crushing people's career's but you need this to be true.
@1980Triumph you need to listen to more wrestlers than. Hogan was always lying and getting people in trouble. I also see that I triggered you because you are butt sore.
@1980Triumph I'm sorry if I butt-hurt you. You are presenting an argument of authority, which never works. I don't have to be a wrestler to know. There's books, videos, podcasts, biographies, and one on one meet and greets, among other things. There's plenty of ways to get information and formulate my own opinion.
Young people today don’t realize how massive a star Hogan was, he was bigger than wrestling in mid 80’s
Absolutely, you can’t get it unless you lived through it - he was the biggest thing in sports and entertainment, in general.
I got turned away in LA right at the ticket both. So I never saw Hulk live. They were selling those "Hulk Rules" shirts off the freeway into the arena in LA. Hulk was so over you had to witness it. I can remember when you barely heard his music at times when he came out.
He had his own cartoon! Everyone and I mean everyone knew who hulk was.That was before social media,you had to be there to actually realize how and why he's an actual icon.
You hear people talk about the Rock and Stone Cold being super famous but I don't think any wrestler was ever as famous as 1980s Hogan.
@@finhyland4270 Yeah Rock and Austin only had 4 years as the top guys (98-01 for Austin) (99-02 for Rock). While Hogan was the top guy in all the 80's and the 90's. Rock and Austin get too much credit for only being around/on top for a handful of years.
I was always a Brawler fan, i just liked the underdogs most the time. But i gotta admit, clearly Brawler is a bigger fan of Brawler than anyone else. He was at a local show in my area back in July, and sad to say a lot of people weren't flooding his line for autographs. I wanted to thank him got the memories, but he snuck out mid show
Well said
Yep. In the last upload. He couldn't put 1 "Job guy" over bar himself.. No mention of Barry H and he was so nice in his WSI interview.
I've been a tad disappointed with how "Hogan lovey" he's been.
Ole Pat had the Brooklyn Brawlers back 😅
😂
Idk why they don't ask him about how Pat Patterson was like to travel on the road 😂😂
Steve Lombardi looks like hes been hosting a call in radio show in Brooklyn for the last 30 years.
Can't have worked double as BB in 1984 if he became BB in 1989.
The thought of Hogan wanting a superfan as his driver is amusing.
You cant have a conversation about 80's wrestling without mentioning the Brawler. That character is still remembered.
Early 90's as well.
The Brooklyn Brawler is an absolute legend!! and his story is so unique!!
Traveling and seeing HULKSTER work live back in the early to mid 80s must of been unreal. I remember looking around at the crowd at Exhibition Stadium in 86 and seeing people crying the moment they caught sight of him
I remember when major bands like STP would perform at exhibition stadium and knew there was wrestling there but my parents would never pay for that. The first wwe I got to see was when I had my own job and bought my own tickets for myself and a couple friends to see smackdown and saw RVD vs Stone Cold in the biggest match I ever saw live. McGuinness vs Kevin steen was maybe better technically but not bigger
I never knew who Kim Chee was. I knew people pull double-duty, but I would have never guessed it was the Brawler.
WSI has been putting out my favorite pro wrestling podcasts. Been watching for close to a year now. Keep up the good work James. 🙌
Hogan was always nice to me when I met him as a kid and when I met him again when I was adult almost 20 years later. He even remembered me, long story, but remembered me "hey you're the kid I met back in 86 at the LA Sports Arena after the show when that asshole grabbed my shirt out of your hands."
That's pretty wild to pull memories like that
@@RyTrapp0 yeah the story is much longer than that too but people wouldn't believe me if i said it.
Couldn't even recognize the Brawler here, looks great!
Based on his personality on these clips..I can see why a lot of the wrestlers thought Lombardi was a stooge.
He learned it from Hogan. Lol
The greatest ham &egger that there ever was thanks for the memories
The beer story is a classic. . Brooklyn brawler gives a good interview he tells great stories. Not that other wrestlers dont.. Great channel overall
11:45 so true! Hulk Hogan was like a super hero cartoon character
I wonder, next time, could you ask Mr. Brawler how he feels about David Beckham naming his eldest son after him? Must be a real honour.
Brawler is the most REAL man to come outta professional wrestling!! If your not picking up on his mannerisms, and the way he talks, then you've missed the boat😊
Classic interview about Hulk Hogan
Hogan and Sheik were the 2 guys that got me into wrestling.
Lol They couldn't get a ticket and had beer in the car too lol
Hogan haters. Put your mask on n call yourself they / them
They /them sounds more appropriate lol Their opinions bounce of the 24 inch pythons 💪 brother!They just don't matter
It's not that the Brooklyn Brawler was ever a great wrestler, but he was a loyal employee and a true blue NYC northeast guy. He was sort of the WWE version of Glass Joe from the game Punch Out - a preliminary guy who no-one ever took seriously. Having said that, I'm quite sure Steve Lombardi is as tough as anyone else if needs be.
But it's strange to me that he never won a WWE title. Not even a stint with the hardcore belt during its 24/7 phase. I mean, if 'Godfather's Ho' could get on that illustrious list of holders for the belt, I'd say Brawler warranted a turn.
But really, what WWE should have done with him one time was give him a Cinderella story moment where he won the IC title in NYC. Basically, a TV/PPV version of what they did with him on that house show he talked about. The live crowd would have gone nuts for it.
Hogan probably got drunk alot and the ripped off his shirt and yelled "Hulkamania!!. LOL
Brooklyn Brawler is a LEGEND!!!
Channel 47 UHF with tin foil on the rabbit ears. :P
That showed the lucha right? And also championship wrestling from Florida.
Nothing was like Hulkamania from 1984-wrestlemania 8.
Wrestlers got to drink and drive all the time in the 80's. There weren't any cell phones and the cops didn't have any body cameras either so they were way more lenient. Those were the good old days.
Haha, I had no idea that Brawler was Kim Chee.
Brooklyn brawler the only thing that you're known for is letting Pat Patterson play with your inchworm😂😂😂
Remember Lombardi well,, in the early 80s, in wwf, as a jobber on channel 9 wor, big neck, chest,,was always a B guy but finally had heenan manage him too the top,he is a great fountain of wrestling knowledge in him!! also love his ny accent against an english accent, I was born outside the da bronx lol
When listening to these, remember how jealous these guys were of Hogan.
Lombardi is a liar
1:25 did he just say he didn't watch for the moves, he watched for the physiques.
Too easy
There was no wrestling in NY only Lucha Libre, this guy is off his rocker, this guy is the only liar bigger than Hogan 😂
I thought
he meant on TV
Hulk the GOAT
Hulk just stunned you like Andrea the giant when you were by them AWA days i was walking around very young trying to find my seat again walked up to ropes it was where they , came out he was a foot away my jaw dropped i have been around big people but he was 6/7 if not bigger but his mass shocked me my brothet in law wss a body builder
The karate version of Superstar Billy Graham wasn't his last go round. And what is Lombardi talking about that wrestling wasnt on in NY when he was a kid? WWWF Championship Wrestling debuted on TV in NY in 1971 when Lonbardi was ten years old. Lombardi seems like a good guy but his elevator does not go to the top floor anymore. Lastly, he doesn't know thw meaning of the word "misconception". After James realuzes yhis he instantly says, "well...moving on!"
Brawler was the man.
I thought you were gonna throw the headphones on the charisma remark lol
His Iron Sheik impression is spot on
He admired the physiques.
Did he just say there was no wrestling in New York except lucha libre? You're kidding right
Brawler should have heard some of the Superstar's interviews from the 1970's!
The goat of all jobbers!
Who wouldn't want to travel with Hulk? You'd get to time travel around the world to the point where your year now consists of 400 days.
With how hectic the schedule was for WWF in the 80s,it probably felt like 400 if we're being honest. Yeah Hogan way over exaggerated the days he work,but I have no problem believing he worked well over 320 days with that schedule.
Hogan clearly stated multiple times that he worked 400 matches and year and not 400 days but this is how Hogan haters work, they call him a liar while using lies on him. Hogan said he worked double to triple shows a day sometimes in the 80's for which we know is true. The WWF would do double shows in the same arena on the same day and sometimes two shows a day in close arenas. I wonder how long Hogan haters are going to hold on to these silly lies they love telling on him
I saw Steve Lombardi's debut here in Queens NY at The Ridgewood Groves Arena.
And your autograph is worth more than his.
Hey Brooklyn God made Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve Lombardi😂😂😂
Very cool stuff 👍 Much credit to Steve and so many others who had a ton to do with building top guys 🌜
Watching for the mens physiques? 🧚🏼🧚🏽♂️
Who would’ve ever thought the brawler would’ve been gushing over physiques from wrestling magazines 🤔. And surprised he traveled with Hogan with the face/heel dynamic back then.
That's and awesome shirt
I'm sorry, did he just say "We never got wrestling in New York. It was only LUCHA LIBRE."?!?!
There absolutely WAS pro wrestling in New York! There has been pro wrestling in NYC for as long as pro wrestling has existed ffs! The goddamn FATHER AND GRANDFATHER OF HIS BOSS WERE PROMOTING WRESTLING IN NYC THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRETY OF THE 20TH CENTURY, AND PROBABLY EVEN THE VERY LATE 19TH CENTURY!!!
Yeah what is he talking about ? WWF was on WOR channel 9. Im in my 50’s and It was on there for as long as I can remember.
Look he wore uh yankees hat and he was the Brooklyn brawler... Exactly sauce you'd expect. Two magical buddy film years with Hulk Hogan, no time traveler would ever be able to pinpoint.
Actually, WWWF was on Telemundo 47 here in NYC until getting back on WOR 9 when IWA went closed. Then both 9 and 47 aired WWWF.
@nelsongarcia-tn7tt from approximately 1967-1975 WWWF was not on WOR. Only 47. Then on both channels.
@@keithbarbaro7590 OK? And? The point I made remains valid. There has been wrestling in NYC for literally 100 year if not longer.
confused what he meant that he grew up in new york and the only wrestling they had was Lucha.
Well how did Pat treat him , i bet Pat always had his back , and if he messed he kicked his ass or did he spank him .lol
He's STILL A MARK
Brawler 1-265 and possibly gay
Here's how you write it up-- D.U.I.
I always thought Brooklyn Brawler was a great worker.
He was my favorite wrestler. I have all his figures and posters and t-shirts.
Superstar was better then Hogan on the mic and yes Hogan had the best pop but if they had been the same age. Think Hogan copied Superstar jesse the body
Ventura took his character Gorgeous George & Superstar Billy Graham, far more than Hogan did.
Superstar wasn't SHIT on the mic compared to prime Hogan, before he became lazy and relied on his catch phrases.
@@ultimatemagic2125 Gotta agree BROTHER ! Hulk back in the mid 80s was awesome
Hogan was the god damn man! The GOAT of the industry, anybody who says otherwise is too young to realise, ignorant or a hater.
What about all the racism, lying and selfish sabotaging of other guys' careers? Do you just compartmentalize all that?
Only to Americans. Fans in Japan, Mexico and europe dont rate him as the greatest of all time at all . Fuck him and his corny routine. Hes the greatest at lying and calling people n1gger maybe 😅😅😅😅😅
Hi Terry, can I have some money please, brother
@@jonbourgoin182 He's right. Hogan was a massive draw and instrumental in WWF's expansion into a national promotion. Hogan was not the best worker. No one is claiming that. But Hogan had insane charisma, was great on the mic, and he had a great look. And this made him the biggest draw, at the national level, of anyone up to that point. Without Hogan, it's arguable that none of the big draws later on would have been able to get as big, because it was Hogan that got WWF the national exposure and prestige that those after him benefitted from.
@@Myrridan19Is that you, Bankrupt Bischoff? lol
Sorry Brawler , Hogan stole a ton from Superstar.
I know you love the hulkster but cmon .
I guess Brawler hasn't heard of Hogan's lies over the years. There's alot of them. 😂
Warrior couldve been bigger than Hogan if booked right imho
Not in a million years. Every Warrior match was exactly the same. He also couldn't tell a story. All of his promos were nonsense.
@@perceivedvelocity9914 . Too bad reality vehemently disagrees eith you, Brotherrrrr
Warrior had better matches than Hogan..Warrior vs Savage at Wm 7 and Warrior vs Rude are better than any Hogan match
And at least Warriot never referred to himself as " the right Gay guy" in a promo. lol...Hogan also couldnt even remembet Saddam Husseins name at the 91 Rumble..The Huckster was a botch machine on the mic, Brotherrrrr..lol
@@Nostalgia9478What evidence do you have that I'm missing? Vince made Warrior the top guy and people stopped buying tickets. They had to take the title off of him to turn things around.
No, just no. You think Hogan was always booked great? The difference is Hogan made money with everybody. Warrior was a flash in the pan and the results showed this. He could draw and sell merch, but he could not consistently sell tickets on his own. Hogan drew, Savage drew, didn't matter who they wrestled, it worked. Warrior wasn't as good. He had a chance and it didn't work.
@@perceivedvelocity9914 Bad booking, Brotherrr
Bruce and Pat sabotaged Warrior because they didnt like him..They gave Warrior a rehashed feud in Rick Rude while Hogan gets to face the hottest heel in the company in Earthquake..Shouldve been Warrior vs Quake and Hogan vs Rude at Summerslam 90...Once Warrior started feuding with Macho after Summerslam, he drew huge...Rumble 91 had a larger buyrate than Wm 7, Brotherrrrrr..Thats why they took the belt of the Hucksters 7 months later at Survivor 91
Billy Graham trumps hogan in any area you can think of.. if Vince Sr was smart and turned Billy face they wouldn't even have needed hogan
It's "charismatic" Steve.
He never heard any bad rumors about Hulk Hogan 🙄
Because most of the rumors are spread by internet marks, Lombardi worked with the man himself.
Company man.
But also, this guy doesn’t come across as bitter whereas those that spread the most bs about successful guys that could draw money - are simply jealous - and fail to appreciate they wouldn’t have had careers without these marketeers bringing in all the money
@@FerretJohn I agree. The marks would'nt make a pimple on Hogan's ass!
@@FerretJohn The internet didnt create the rumor that Hogan FAKED a neck injury after taking a Tombstone from Taker at Survivor 91..Thate a FACT that even Bruce Prichard confirmed, Brotherrrrrrrr
@@Nostalgia9478 No, they just blew it up more than it was. I never said Hulk was a Saint, just a lot of what the fanboys said he said or did he never said or did.
Brawler is a victim
Stockholm syndrome?
I dont know about the Hogan/Billy Graham discussion...about Superstar not having charisma... Terry stole 90% of the Billy Graham gimmick..we all know this!
Billy had A TON of charisma, how do u think Hogan got to be Hogan?
If it weren't for Billy, there would be no Hogan, PERIOD, AMEN, put the woman and children to bed
At least Hogan acknowledges this fact. Just recently on Joe Rogan, Hulk straight up started he stole most of his gimmick from Billy Graham and a couple other influences
I love these old guys, but their lack of memory and ability to create stories on the fly is wild sometimes.
Billy Graham, the OG 24" Pythons!! 😉 😊
Brooklyn brawler wasn’t only giving them to the special treatment place like Hogan ring boy for two years wink wink
Roids destroy the body.
Traveling with Hogan? Wouldn't be surprised if Hogan would have told him made up stories like he invented streets and cars. 😂
Put your mask on you dad sniffer
You are confusing Hulk with Al Gore, who claimed he invented the internet.
You need to keep at homosexual off your prop podcast
The steroids pickled Hogan so he will live forever and he will look the same and the stories will get better.
Steve Lombardi has nothing bad to say about Hogan because he was his lackey. He wasn't a threat, so Hogan didn't crush him. And no one would say anything bad about Hogan in front of him because he would probably tell Hogan.
you just made up your own spin to suit your bias. This is the problem with professional wrestling fans, you all weren't there and yet talk like you were to know the little nuances of how things worked or who did what. Most shoot interviews about Hogan were positive and as usual the silly fans have this NEED to find some reason to hate him. There are no stories of Hogan crushing people's career's but you need this to be true.
@1980Triumph you need to listen to more wrestlers than. Hogan was always lying and getting people in trouble. I also see that I triggered you because you are butt sore.
@1980Triumph 💯 facts
@1980Triumph I'm sorry if I butt-hurt you. You are presenting an argument of authority, which never works. I don't have to be a wrestler to know. There's books, videos, podcasts, biographies, and one on one meet and greets, among other things. There's plenty of ways to get information and formulate my own opinion.
Encouraging violence to children and getting paid for it
Disgraceful
What is he talking about there was no wrestling aired in New York ? It was always on WWOR Channel 9 Secaucus
He says Billy Graham didnt have charisma??? !!! Hogan was more animated.....animated means more cocaine
Hogan just wanted him close because he was a stooge for the office.