>This is the temper tantrum of a grown man/"reformed Christian"

There's a reason why he never changed it from "sexy boy", as he was still a boy even in his 40's.

>>18183531 (OP)
My favorite story is the hulkster supposedly not realizing it was all overselling and saying something along the lines of "finally someone's selling like they're supposed to"

The NXT guys say he's a shithead who hasn't changed from the old stories.

>>18183591
I just realised why he did this: Shawn Michaels can't shoot on ANYBODY. Hogan, as old and busted as he was even at that time, probably would've easily slapped down Michaels.

>>18183531 (OP)
Based Hogan flexing his backstage power. Why would a skinny beanpole like HBK ever go over the great Hulk Hogan? It wouldn’t be believable. Hogan drew, HBK didn’t.

*makes you seethe*

>>18183547
Tell us more..

40 years old and behaving like a child

>be shawn
>resentful that Golden Era megadraw gawds call you a manlet
>get lucky steroid scandal forces megadraws out
>"time to prove I'm bigger than the GE!"
>run causes ratings plummet
>run almost kills company
>gets outdrawn by Golden Era gawds in WCW
>years later, king of golden era returns
>PTSD about being dimeless and small kicks in
>try to big league Golden Era King
>boss who protected you before, sides with the King
>throws hissy bitch fit in the ring

Deep down, him and Bret know the Golden Era guys were better. Bret and Shawn were in the lower card back then, they know, and it eats their workrate brains up.

>>18183605
He shoot beat Bret with the Sharpshooter

>>18183539
>no sells a seething HBK and goes over clean in your path
The GOAT. Not even Bret managed that.

>>18183763
In his own mind

>>18183769
It was the official result as ruled by referee Earl Hebner

>>18183605
The Hulkster doesn't strike me as a guy who'd fight
He always used underhanded tactics and politicking to get what he wanted
Guys like Brock just got what they wanted by being legit intimidating

>>18183778
Has anybody tried to throw hands with Hogan? I'm pretty sure Hogan would fight back and try to talk the other person down because of his size advantage.

It was wrong of him, but it was also funny.

>>18183790
Randy savage whooped the brother man..

>>18183808
Oh that's right, but I don't know if that's definitive because it could've been one of those "alright just lay me out for that one, brother" moments like when Vince basically allowed Bret to punch him after Bret verbally warned Vince he would if he didn't leave.

>>18183763
>>18183769
>Bret Hart was supposed to uh lose to Shawn Michaels I think Wrestlemania whatever the hell it was you know uh 16 or 17. I don't know. Where all the fans were yelling, Bret screwed Bret. Bret told Vince McMahon I'm not losing to Shawn Michaels in Canada and they went out there and Shawn Michaels pulled a fast one on Bret and held him down and pinned him and Bret couldn't do anything about it. The so-called excellence of execution that was supposed to be the greatest wrestler of all time, little teeny Shawn Michaels held him down and embarrassed him. Bret Hart was being a horse's ass saying he wouldn't lose the match, and Shawn Michaels pinned him anyway.

>>18183539
>>18183768
I think it's two things, Hulk sees wrestling as a big cartoon and actually enjoyed Shawn's selling, and/or he's basically always working and won't let Shawn get one over him by admitting it annoyed him. Nothing in the match really shows that Hogan is upset either way.

he's selling like he's on aew
and not on hgtv

>>18183909
He got some of the details wrong but the general idea right brother

>>18183759
>>run causes ratings plummet
>>run almost kills company
where did Kevin R Nash come into this?