‘Made Him Miserable’: WCW Legend Once Unveiled How Hulk Hogan Indirectly Ruined His Relationship With His Good Friend

There is no other wrestler hated more by his fellow wrestlers than Hulk Hogan. Being at the top of the mountain for more than a decade, obviously, Hogan developed a few enemies on the path. But the thing people hated about Hogan was his adamant nature of not losing to people.

Even during his last years in the business, Hogan would squash up-and-coming talent to prove his point. This did not gel well with the locker room.

During his stint in TNA, the man basically ran the company to the ground by making himself the face, after 3 decades in the game.

But one of his biggest mistakes was early in his career when he was on the posters of the main events of WWE. During that time, Hogan acted as a snitch when a WWE legend was trying to do something amazing for the wrestlers in the locker room. Since then, the two have never reconciled.

Hulk Hogan once ruined the friendship between these two WWE legends

Once on the podcast, 83 Weeks, Eric Bischoff talked about his experience of working with Jesse Ventura. But according to him, Ventura was a totally different person when Hogan rolled around.

He said, “Prior to Hulk coming in, I got along great with Jesse. When Jesse would come in to do TV, we’d go out to dinner and have cocktails. He was a Minnesota guy. We had a lot in common–his relationship with AWA. “

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“We knew a lot of the same people and had a lot of mutual friends. I got along fine with Jesse until Hogan came in. And once we brought Hogan in and made that commitment, there was negativity or resentment or something in Jesse that made him kind of downer and kind of miserable to be around.”

While we know that Hogan generates heat from a lot of his wrestling peers, Ventura is at the top of the list of anti-Hogan wrestlers. While the two will never come face to face again, the chances of them burying the hatchet are close to zero, as Ventura has already mentioned in interviews before.

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