Kemo
10-28-2015, 04:30 PM
Hulk Hogan recently spoke with The Star to promote his upcoming “Evening with Hulk Hogan” event in the UK. Here some highlights of what Hogan said about:
His best opponent:
“The best I’ve ever grappled was The Rock. This guy had the talent. He had everything. If things went wrong in the ring he knew how to fix things on the spot. Not just an instinct. He had a really good feel for this business. So The Rock, without a doubt was easily the best. The toughest I ever had to wrestle and the most memorable match ever was Andre the Giant, at Wrestlemania III.
“I have to talk about the ‘Macho Man‘ Randy Savage. I cannot talk about wrestling without him. He was my main stay. He was the guy I used to love to wrestle any time I could because you always knew you were going to get the ‘Macho Man’. That was very important to have someone come at you wide open. I had a lot of good ones. You can’t forget Piper really, we had some epic battles.”
If he’s talked with Sylvester Stallone about The Expendables 4:
“I haven’t talked to him. But there’s a bunch of people who have thrown my name around and done stuff. I’d love to read the script. I don’t know how many more Expendables they’re going to make, so I’d love to be in the next one. I’d love to be the bad guy again in a Stallone movie. It would be a lot of fun.”
Wanting to End His Career with WWE:
“There’s a lot of wrestling opportunities out there. WWE would be a great place to end my career. Everything would have to be very calculated. I’d want to go out there one last time to have fun. It would have to be something I’d really have to have a handle on, because I can’t afford any more downtime or surgery.”
His best opponent:
“The best I’ve ever grappled was The Rock. This guy had the talent. He had everything. If things went wrong in the ring he knew how to fix things on the spot. Not just an instinct. He had a really good feel for this business. So The Rock, without a doubt was easily the best. The toughest I ever had to wrestle and the most memorable match ever was Andre the Giant, at Wrestlemania III.
“I have to talk about the ‘Macho Man‘ Randy Savage. I cannot talk about wrestling without him. He was my main stay. He was the guy I used to love to wrestle any time I could because you always knew you were going to get the ‘Macho Man’. That was very important to have someone come at you wide open. I had a lot of good ones. You can’t forget Piper really, we had some epic battles.”
If he’s talked with Sylvester Stallone about The Expendables 4:
“I haven’t talked to him. But there’s a bunch of people who have thrown my name around and done stuff. I’d love to read the script. I don’t know how many more Expendables they’re going to make, so I’d love to be in the next one. I’d love to be the bad guy again in a Stallone movie. It would be a lot of fun.”
Wanting to End His Career with WWE:
“There’s a lot of wrestling opportunities out there. WWE would be a great place to end my career. Everything would have to be very calculated. I’d want to go out there one last time to have fun. It would have to be something I’d really have to have a handle on, because I can’t afford any more downtime or surgery.”