10 incredible stories Hulk Hogan revealed on Stone Cold Steve Austin's podcast

#6. Hogan's biggest regret

Hogan's illustrious career hasn't exactly been a walk in paradise. The Immortal One has gone through a long list of controversies throughout his career. Surely, Hogan has done some things that he regrets all these years later.

Hogan stated that the biggest regret of his pro-wrestling career is using the Leg Drop as his finishing move for years. Hogan added that he wishes he could go back and use a sleeper as his finisher.

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#5. His relationship with Andre The Giant

Hogan and Andre The Giant were arguably two of the biggest Superstars in WWE during the early 80s. The duo went on to headline WrestleMania 3 in front of a packed stadium, filled with over 93,000 fans.

Hogan stated that Andre didn't like him back in 1980 when they wrestled at Shea Stadium. Around three years later, Hogan met Andre at WrestleMania 3. By that time, the two had become good friends.

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