Hulk Hogan said on the Full Send Podcast that everyone was ‘scared to death’ of Scott Steiner, and he had to tell him when to lose matches. He said Steiner would explode verbally at him.
In a recent development surrounding the world of professional wrestling, iconic wrestler Hulk Hogan has shared his perspective on Bret Hart’s claim that Hogan had reneged on a promise to lose the WWE Championship to him in 1993.
Hogan’s victory over Yokozuna at WrestleMania 9 had earned him the WWE Championship. However, according to Hart, Hogan had initially agreed to drop the title to him after the event, only to change his mind later. Ultimately, Yokozuna regained the championship from Hogan at King of the Ring 1993, and Hart went on to win it from Yokozuna at WrestleMania 10.
During an appearance on the Full Send Podcast, Hogan shed light on his strained relationships within the wrestling business, mentioning Randy Savage and Scott Steiner as two individuals with whom he had faced difficulties. However, he also alluded to the animosity he had experienced with Bret Hart.
“The only other person was Bret Hart, who thought I basically sabotaged his career because Bret thought he should have been the greatest wrestler that ever lived, and he said it was my fault,” Hogan revealed. He seemed to respond to Hart’s assertion with a somewhat dismissive tone, as he concluded his statement with a casual “Okay…”
The wrestling industry has been known for its backstage rivalries and controversies over the years, and the clash between Hogan and Hart is another example of the tensions that can arise among professional wrestlers. With both Hogan and Hart being highly regarded figures in the business, their differing accounts and strained relationship continue to be topics of interest for fans and wrestling enthusiasts.
