I remember this vividly. This was a brutal rivalry. Hogan's gear was awesome. Slaughter was an absolutely phenomenal "heel." Great Match to top off a great feud.
I love this match but if you listen closely at about 5:58 Sgt Slaughter said (quietly of course " Why do you do the flare thing" and hulk goes "alright"
Slaughter was loved in America, with his 'pledge of allegiance' thing, but Hogan's 'Say your prayers and eat your vitamins' would have more worldwide appeal. Plus I think Hogan appealed more to female fans.
Remember my best friend showed me this match on a Hulk hogan tape. First was wrestlemania 3 with Andre then this, then savage, then mania with slaughter and last was against Taker where he won the title against taker.
Terry Gene Bollea (Augusta, Georgia; 11 de agosto de 1953) es un luchador profesional retirado y actor estadounidense, más conocido en el ring como Hulk Hogan, que hasta julio de 2015 trabajó para la World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Hogan disfrutó de gran popularidad en los años 80 y 90 con su personaje del all-American Hulk Hogan en la World Wrestling Federation (WWF, ahora WWE), y como "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan, el líder del nWo, en World Championship Wrestling (WCW). 70 AÑOS. (71)
It's funny that getting a kid into the ring post-match in 1991 with the likes of Hulk Hogan, it looked cool but when it happens, with stars like Roman Reigns and John Cena, it looks lame as f**k.
1991: Sergeant Slaughter loses despite never actually giving up... Hogan attacks Slaughter after the bell... fans celebrate Hogan as their hero... Slaughter falls into the mid-card. 1997: Stone Cold loses despite never actually giving up... Bret Hart attacks Austin after the bell... Bret becomes a full-fledged heel... Austin becomes the face of the Attitude Era.
@@RG-lr4pkshut up. Bret Hart is one of the greatest wrestlers ever and always will be. Helped Austin become one of the most popular stars ever. Hart Foundation is one of the greatest tag teams of all time and that's fact, they are better than the pompous Rockers and that show off Michaels. Bret Hart is revered by wrestling historians and will always be talked about and there is nothing u can do about it!!
@ 4:04 this match is SO TOUGH there are no winners in this... In fact whoever wins this match is going to be a loser anyway because you are going to feel it for the rest of your life
The Wrestlemania 7 main wasn't bad but considering everyone knew the outcome of the match going in, if they did this instead it would have made it a lot more watchable.
Damn I was at this match with my parents. Wish it was better quality to see the crowd(I know nothing anyone can do it’s just the camera tech back then).
Yep, steroids, sex tape, divorce, hooking up with daughter's friend, son kills someone drag racing(believe that's what it was).. Hulk is an American Icon.
7:10 I just realized that this fireball is the same finish that Hogan attempted against Warrior in WCW, in which he famously botched. Very interesting.
This is probably one of the most gruesome matches in WWE archives. Both men sold the match well, the way it should be done unlike today's standards. Nonetheless, both go down as legends.
LOL, Slaughter can't lift a 10 lbs chair without falling down, then can't stay on the top rope without falling down. I guess he's doing a great job at selling fatigue.... (or he was drunk. hahaha)
Robert Rudolph Remus (27 de agosto de 1948), conocido como Sgt. Slaughter, es un luchador profesional estadounidense. Actualmente trabaja como embajador para la empresa WWE. 75 AÑOS. (76)
They loved this on Belinda Avenue. I can still see Brian's grandfather screaming at the TV with a metal spoon and an ice pick, and that was before they turned it on.
That mess in the ring kind of reminds me of the Bootcamp match in the Garden in June 1984 between Sgt and The Iron Sheik at MSG. Nobody took bumps like Sgt
Yeah i remember watching this as a kid and i was so invested in the story line and how Sgt Slaughter went from a American to a hated Iraqi. And although mum kept telling me this is fake i never believed her and thiught to myself if this is fake why is slaughter bleeding. Wrestlung at its best.
The quality of this is absolutely TERRIBLE, hard on the eyes; that's why I LOVE having a subscription to the WWE Network. In nearly all cases, I could search for these matches, and find them, watching them in MUCH better quality, crystal clear in fact. However, about the match itself, it's a true classic, and awesome to see Hogan perform in his hey day.
The sergeant was amazing! He always stood up well to Hogan and Warrior, defeating the latter for the belt. Any match with him had to be grueling. The longer it went on, the better and tougher Slaughter became. That's why it was silly when Warrior wasted so much energy plying him with too many clotheslines.
I feel stupid. When did this happen? After Wrestlemania VII but before Summer Slam '91? I was a few months shy of 8 years old back then and don't remember this being one of the pay-per-view events.
A remake and in my opinion not as good as the match Sargent Slaughter has with Pat Patterson a decade earlier. Same ending as the first one with General Adnan throwing in the towel instead of the grand wizard.
Wow that sucked. A lot of people in the comment section are like "wow this was the best time in WWF", because they were 10 years old when that happened. No, it sucked, you were just at an age when this was all new to you&you were the most impressionable. I was 17, and this whole feud was so boring, stupid and pointless, and the matches all sucked. 40+y old Sgt Slaughter, winning the title as the "Iraqi sympathizer", get the f* out of here. "Match made in hell" with f'n 50y old Iron Sheik and this manager dude. Holy sh*. How can you book this crap. Instead of just Hogan vs Warrior II.
So you come here and bash people for liking this match and that era, saying they like it only because they were 10 at the time, and then you say "I was 17" and blablablablabla. So you didn't like it just because you were 17? Uh? You use other people's age and use it against them, before mentioning your own age as one reason as to why you hated the product at the time. WHAT A MESS, such an awful comment dude. Anyway that's just your meaningless opinion, plenty of people enjoyed that era and there's absolutely nothing wrong with them or their taste in wrestling. Are you still in that rebellious 17 years old phase?
@@jonathanturbide2232 I don't hate this era at all. The time I am equally emotional about is anything from the Piper-Hogan-feud to the "Megapowers Explosion". But you have to be aware that you look with nostalgia at all those things that meant the world to you in your childhood. And when Slaughter turned into the "Iraqi sympathizer" I almost felt embarrassed of being a wrestling fan. It was not believable, it came out of nowhere, it was poorly executed and the matches were mediocre at best. That's all
@ 4:04 this match is SO TOUGH there are no winners in this... In fact whoever wins this match is going to be a loser anyway because you are going to feel it for the rest of your life
I remember this vividly. This was a brutal rivalry. Hogan's gear was awesome. Slaughter was an absolutely phenomenal "heel." Great Match to top off a great feud.
I love this match but if you listen closely at about 5:58 Sgt Slaughter said (quietly of course " Why do you do the flare thing" and hulk goes "alright"
I think he asks, "why don't you do the fare thing?"
Prompting Hulk to prep the boot spot.
Slaughter was an absolute awesome heal. His voice and that chin. Just pure awesomeness. A better heal than babyface in my opinion.
Back when Punches alone could get more of a reaction then anything today
Them Madison square garden matches used to better than the TV's shows
Two legends in prime form. Showing the youngsters how it's done.
Slaughter was 8 years past his prime.
Slaughter was loved in America, with his 'pledge of allegiance' thing, but Hogan's 'Say your prayers and eat your vitamins' would have more worldwide appeal. Plus I think Hogan appealed more to female fans.
@@jlmartinez8482 Slaughter ran out of gas in the beginning of the match
Slaughter was like 55 years old lol
@@gregp103 Slaughter does look fat AF, lol.
I was in desert Storm so I didn't get to watch this when it first happened .
Thank you for your service, sir.
This was entertaining!!!! Crowd got their money’s worth.
Lucky kid, holding THE Belt! In center ring W/ Hulk Hogan.....Thats pretty much my bucket list
WWF extreme hardcore wrestling before ECW even existed
They should of had this match at Wrestlemania 7 . This was much better !
Was just thinking the same thing. There was so much more energy to this match. The mania match is boring and routine.
@@switchbuckle5th I have said this for years. This is one of the best Hogan matches ever.
Just said the exact same. 1st time seeing this match.
This is my favorite match in the Hogan/Slaughter fued. Somewhere I have this on Coliseum Home Video.
Hulk Hogan looks awesome in this match
Remember my best friend showed me this match on a Hulk hogan tape. First was wrestlemania 3 with Andre then this, then savage, then mania with slaughter and last was against Taker where he won the title against taker.
I think I was 12 when this happened. Loved every minute of it
Fantastic match.
Doubt you were get anything like that today.
One of the best matches I've ever seen
I was there! Tucson Convention Center
Didn't this happen in msg?!
@@bdot187um yes it happen at MSG
Terry Gene Bollea (Augusta, Georgia; 11 de agosto de 1953) es un luchador profesional retirado y actor estadounidense, más conocido en el ring como Hulk Hogan, que hasta julio de 2015 trabajó para la World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Hogan disfrutó de gran popularidad en los años 80 y 90 con su personaje del all-American Hulk Hogan en la World Wrestling Federation (WWF, ahora WWE), y como "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan, el líder del nWo, en World Championship Wrestling (WCW).
70 AÑOS. (71)
It's funny that getting a kid into the ring post-match in 1991 with the likes of Hulk Hogan, it looked cool but when it happens, with stars like Roman Reigns and John Cena, it looks lame as f**k.
Awesome match
1991: Sergeant Slaughter loses despite never actually giving up... Hogan attacks Slaughter after the bell... fans celebrate Hogan as their hero... Slaughter falls into the mid-card.
1997: Stone Cold loses despite never actually giving up... Bret Hart attacks Austin after the bell... Bret becomes a full-fledged heel... Austin becomes the face of the Attitude Era.
Slaughter was at end of his career.he then became an official for wwf.
you just described why Hogan is the biggest star ever and Butt Hurt is but a footnote in history.
@@RG-lr4pkshut up. Bret Hart is one of the greatest wrestlers ever and always will be. Helped Austin become one of the most popular stars ever. Hart Foundation is one of the greatest tag teams of all time and that's fact, they are better than the pompous Rockers and that show off Michaels. Bret Hart is revered by wrestling historians and will always be talked about and there is nothing u can do about it!!
@@RG-lr4pk U are an annoying troll! Hbk was a pillhead, stupid, unbearable jackass😅😅
On what TV program did this air?
Msg network
@ 4:04 this match is SO TOUGH there are no winners in this... In fact whoever wins this match is going to be a loser anyway because you are going to feel it for the rest of your life
Два деда вспоминают армейские деньки.
Two grandpas are remembering their army days.
The Wrestlemania 7 main wasn't bad but considering everyone knew the outcome of the match going in, if they did this instead it would have made it a lot more watchable.
old is gold
Damn I was at this match with my parents. Wish it was better quality to see the crowd(I know nothing anyone can do it’s just the camera tech back then).
Never underestimate the power of the Hulkster. He is a true American hero.
Agree.. Hulk Hogan is the Real American Hero
Yeah, with the true Irish roots.
Yep, steroids, sex tape, divorce, hooking up with daughter's friend, son kills someone drag racing(believe that's what it was).. Hulk is an American Icon.
@@kevinmcclintock5492 He is Faaaaarrrrrr from Perfect, no Human is though
I'M A PROUD *AMERICAN* 🇺🇸
Fuck you
The problem his leg bleeding, scarred and wounded after the chair didn't hit. Out of his balance sgt slaughter. This match was great.
This was pretty wild for early 90s WWF
7:10 I just realized that this fireball is the same finish that Hogan attempted against Warrior in WCW, in which he famously botched. Very interesting.
This is probably one of the most gruesome matches in WWE archives. Both men sold the match well, the way it should be done unlike today's standards. Nonetheless, both go down as legends.
Not Slaughter.
He claimed to have served in the USMC (not kayfabe) when he didn't.
LOL, Slaughter can't lift a 10 lbs chair without falling down, then can't stay on the top rope without falling down. I guess he's doing a great job at selling fatigue.... (or he was drunk. hahaha)
+toptenguy1 how many quiet ones that he had
toptenguy1 if you were getting your ass kicked by hulk you wouldn't be able to do to much either
He was like 60 years old here so what do u expect?
He was selling fatigue, and the blood.
42 actually not 50.
Great macth
So the "heel" manager saves his protégé and while tending to him gets attacked by the "all American face"
That's all you need to know about America
you all are dumb, they (Iraq) attacked us at Pearl Harbor with weapons of mass destruction.
Robert Rudolph Remus (27 de agosto de 1948), conocido como Sgt. Slaughter, es un luchador profesional estadounidense. Actualmente trabaja como embajador para la empresa WWE.
75 AÑOS. (76)
They loved this on Belinda Avenue. I can still see Brian's grandfather screaming at the TV with a metal spoon and an ice pick, and that was before they turned it on.
This should have been their title match at wm7.
7:32
Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart : GIVE EM THE BOOTY! GIVE EM THE BOOTY!
Me: o_O
RIP Jim Neidhart
There are no rules. Deathmatch no rules. Falls count anywhere no rules. Lumberjack no rules. And there is none.
great match.
hogan had already begun to slim down by this point in wwf.
Yeah I believe hulk started slimming down since the summer of 90.
too bad he couldnt do it when he lit himself on fire when he faced the warrior in wcw
This is why a lot of people think Hogan was trying to sabotage the angle on purpose. Hogan knew how to use fire paper it's well documented.
يا عراق
Sgt Slaughter "slaughtered" his pants full of crap!!!😅
Can hear Slaughter prompting Hogan to "do the flare thing" at 5:58
go to @7:08 to see what I did to my wife when she nagged me to infinity.
LOL
That mess in the ring kind of reminds me of the Bootcamp match in the Garden in June 1984 between Sgt and The Iron Sheik at MSG. Nobody took bumps like Sgt
its a wonder if extensive use of weapons were used as much in the 60's and early 90's. this match had its intensified moments.
1:55 😂😂😂
Yeah i remember watching this as a kid and i was so invested in the story line and how Sgt Slaughter went from a American to a hated Iraqi. And although mum kept telling me this is fake i never believed her and thiught to myself if this is fake why is slaughter bleeding. Wrestlung at its best.
The art of throwing 🔥 don't see it much anymore!
I remember seeing this when I was 9 years old. And it was fucking awesome!
Hogan is taking slaughter back to boot camp
The quality of this is absolutely TERRIBLE, hard on the eyes; that's why I LOVE having a subscription to the WWE Network. In nearly all cases, I could search for these matches, and find them, watching them in MUCH better quality, crystal clear in fact. However, about the match itself, it's a true classic, and awesome to see Hogan perform in his hey day.
lol c'mon people Nick Hogan was 1 year old when this match happened, and was never at all pudgy, he's not the kid at the end.
TRJ2241987 maybe one of hogan's nephews
Carroll Ware That was a young Shawn Michaels.
🇮🇶✌🇮🇶❤
Classic
The sergeant was amazing! He always stood up well to Hogan and Warrior, defeating the latter for the belt. Any match with him had to be grueling. The longer it went on, the better and tougher Slaughter became. That's why it was silly when Warrior wasted so much energy plying him with too many clotheslines.
A Patriot Missile says Bobby!!!
hogan is the dirtiest wrestler of all time...
Greasy wop
How could you say that?
No that would be Ric Flair.
I went to this event several years ago and sergeant slaughter didn't give up.and he said he wouldn't give up The towel was thrown in.....
@ 6:56 no holds barred
Slaughter was an incredible athlete - heel … his draw was almost as much as HH…
I feel stupid. When did this happen? After Wrestlemania VII but before Summer Slam '91? I was a few months shy of 8 years old back then and don't remember this being one of the pay-per-view events.
Was it a Wrestlemania 7 match so lame they still had to do a brutal rematch
If you thought Hulk came prepared, but only so much one could prepare for in this kind of bought... there's an even bigger surprise later.
What?
Hogan
You can go walk the streets of ny and you won't see a fight like this
Thomas gunns come to my part of Brooklyn, ny
Thomas gunns Exactly. The fights in NY are real.
@@richiebee1984 come too my part of town in Detroit
@@charlescarter4608 you can never do what these guys do
@@thomasmessina1977 You don't know me, or what I'm capable of doing.
Anybody realize that the ropes were blue white and red instead of red white and blue. 🤔
who cares bro?
Who was the kid?!!
my son
@@IBroLLyISePhIrOtH you wish that was your son
He was a nobody
Who dreamed about being somebody
Chief rocker at the party
@@johnnyff7706😂😂😂😂😂
Sgt himself doesn't know what he's doing, in other words he's getting beaten up.
Like in 2018
Hulk Hogan call kids in the ring
theres a possibility that was nick hogan ? but then again the kid looked way older than nick would have been,
Who is the k
How disappointing: the finish. of this match is missing.
Just cut off.
Worthless this clip.
They finished it.
I love how Hogan threw Slaughter and Adnan out of the ring like they were a piece of garbage! Thats Classic old school
A remake and in my opinion not as good as the match Sargent Slaughter has with Pat Patterson a decade earlier. Same ending as the first one with General Adnan throwing in the towel instead of the grand wizard.
While I agree that it's a clear nod to the original paterson & slaughter match but it was still great in its own way!
0:38 ؟haha
Never, ever underestimate the power of HULKAMANIA! He's the true AMERICAN HERO, a living legend in the history of professional wrestling.
Hogan's camel clutch was the lament I have ever seen. Even a skinny teenager won't "surrender" to it.
Slaughters selling is amazing lol
Drama fake for happiness of public
loves tem kind of like cnn
Wow that sucked. A lot of people in the comment section are like "wow this was the best time in WWF", because they were 10 years old when that happened. No, it sucked, you were just at an age when this was all new to you&you were the most impressionable. I was 17, and this whole feud was so boring, stupid and pointless, and the matches all sucked. 40+y old Sgt Slaughter, winning the title as the "Iraqi sympathizer", get the f* out of here. "Match made in hell" with f'n 50y old Iron Sheik and this manager dude. Holy sh*. How can you book this crap. Instead of just Hogan vs Warrior II.
So you come here and bash people for liking this match and that era, saying they like it only because they were 10 at the time, and then you say "I was 17" and blablablablabla. So you didn't like it just because you were 17? Uh? You use other people's age and use it against them, before mentioning your own age as one reason as to why you hated the product at the time. WHAT A MESS, such an awful comment dude. Anyway that's just your meaningless opinion, plenty of people enjoyed that era and there's absolutely nothing wrong with them or their taste in wrestling. Are you still in that rebellious 17 years old phase?
@@jonathanturbide2232 I don't hate this era at all. The time I am equally emotional about is anything from the Piper-Hogan-feud to the "Megapowers Explosion". But you have to be aware that you look with nostalgia at all those things that meant the world to you in your childhood. And when Slaughter turned into the "Iraqi sympathizer" I almost felt embarrassed of being a wrestling fan. It was not believable, it came out of nowhere, it was poorly executed and the matches were mediocre at best. That's all
The match at mania sucked, but this one was entertaining.
USA wins Iraq loses
a truely war endeed Hulk literaly destroy Sgt Slaughter on this battle
que chafa lucha
Even if i like watching it....i never understand why people pay to see and cheer up at the most fake "athletic " show in the world!
Hulk=Trump
sgt =bidet
Trump lost 😂😂😂
Oh yeah and will lose again. Democratic president, house and Senate 😂😂
Awful match by two guys that couldn't act their ways out of a paper bag.
That's why Hollywood Hulk Hogan is the Best wrestler on this planet of all time
But one of the biggest draws and moneymakers in wrestling history.
@@nickpage7684biggest draw not best wrestler
@ 4:04 this match is SO TOUGH there are no winners in this... In fact whoever wins this match is going to be a loser anyway because you are going to feel it for the rest of your life