I like Ultimate Warrior and The Undertaker better than those two.
Hulk Hogan or Macho Man Randy Savage?
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Thx Mate, was allready so long ago, thought he was mexican (mostly due to the mask) ... that guy was (according to me) one of the most acrobatic wrestlers that i've ever seen. It's all coming back to me ... Thx.
I'll go with the Hulkster on this one.
Growing up as a kid in the 1980's, Hulk Hogan seemed to be EVERYONE's favourite wrestler at the time. And for good reason! Hogan was simply the ultimate face the industry had ever seen at that time. And was essentially wrestling's version of Superman. Whenever Hogan got the shit kicked out of him, I remember quite vividly these quick shots of the audience where kids and women would literally be crying at the sight of Hogan defeated. I mean, it actually looked like you just told these people that a close family member had just passed away. That's how much he meant to the fans back in his heyday.
Macho Man was no doubt a superior wrestler, and great on the mic as well. But I never really took to him as a kid as much as I did Hogan. Same goes for Ultimate Warrior. The whole idea of a wrestler with a psychotic edge just seemed essentially inferior to Hogan's Superman boyscout, hulking up at the near moment of defeat, and damn near unbeatable persona.
During the early 1990's, I lost alot of interest in wrestling. And this was at a time where WWF and WCW were throwing out alot of shit that really seemed, no WAS, fucking lame and obviously child driven to the point where everyone seemed like a damn cartoon character.
But I began watching again in 1996.
Why?
Hogan's heel turn, and the nWo.
Growing up as a kid in the 1980's, Hulk Hogan seemed to be EVERYONE's favourite wrestler at the time. And for good reason! Hogan was simply the ultimate face the industry had ever seen at that time. And was essentially wrestling's version of Superman. Whenever Hogan got the shit kicked out of him, I remember quite vividly these quick shots of the audience where kids and women would literally be crying at the sight of Hogan defeated. I mean, it actually looked like you just told these people that a close family member had just passed away. That's how much he meant to the fans back in his heyday.
Macho Man was no doubt a superior wrestler, and great on the mic as well. But I never really took to him as a kid as much as I did Hogan. Same goes for Ultimate Warrior. The whole idea of a wrestler with a psychotic edge just seemed essentially inferior to Hogan's Superman boyscout, hulking up at the near moment of defeat, and damn near unbeatable persona.
During the early 1990's, I lost alot of interest in wrestling. And this was at a time where WWF and WCW were throwing out alot of shit that really seemed, no WAS, fucking lame and obviously child driven to the point where everyone seemed like a damn cartoon character.
But I began watching again in 1996.
Why?
Hogan's heel turn, and the nWo.
I voted Savage in the poll as he had, for a time anyway, Miss Elisabeth [R.I.P] by his side. She is, was, and will always be, the finest woman EVER to grace the WWF [WWE]. So Macho Man gets my vote because of this.
As for Bulk Logan, well, he's a real american alright. He can GTF [Get To Fuck] his lame arsed entrance theme [Real American] is about as cheesey as you'll get. Really, you just do not get any more lame than that joke of a song. His daughter Brooke Hogan, she's a different case though, I'd love to fuck her brains out.
As for Bulk Logan, well, he's a real american alright. He can GTF [Get To Fuck] his lame arsed entrance theme [Real American] is about as cheesey as you'll get. Really, you just do not get any more lame than that joke of a song. His daughter Brooke Hogan, she's a different case though, I'd love to fuck her brains out.
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I didnt become a fan of wrestling until about 2000, so i have never seen much of what hogan or savage did. i only know of the few things that hogan did with wwe when he made a really crappy comeback with the nwo in 2001 or sometime around that time.
Yeah I heard that shit and it was funny. Come on people admit Hulk Hogan is what made wrestling into what it is today of course credit is due to Stone Cold Steve Austin and Ric Flair the Macho Man he was a joke.
Mate , EVERY kid was a HULKAMANIAC back then.
That being said , MACHO was probably the best heel IMO.
Still gotta go with the 24 inch pythons :thumbsup:
That being said , MACHO was probably the best heel IMO.
Still gotta go with the 24 inch pythons :thumbsup:
none...i like the rock, stone cold, shawn michaels, undertaker, kurt angle
What no Ric Flair? He carried wrestling when it was territorial. Even when Vince started buying out companies to make wrestling national. I bought into the whole Hulkamania thing when I was a kid but I realized there are far more superior wrestlers as I grew up but also found out that a wrestler has to be good on the mic as well as in the ring.
With that said, I'd give my vote to the "Nacho Man".
With that said, I'd give my vote to the "Nacho Man".
When anyone thinks wrestling they think Hulk Hogan he is an icon....Macho Man is a better wrestler and I would say Actor...I thought Macho man did a way better job in Spiderman that the Hulkster did in Rocky....
But as a kid I liked macho man better....and he was the better wrestler....and he had Elizabeth...
But as a kid I liked macho man better....and he was the better wrestler....and he had Elizabeth...
Lol and I thought that was something that wrestling made up. And that group had me and my friends doing the same sign everywhere... Little did I know it was an actual real world organization, and that the rulers were actually in a cult lol.
I would have to say The Macho Man Randy Savage. Probably the most grittiest, most hilarious wrestler of that era.
