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#6 Hulk Hogan enters the Dungeon
The Immortal Hulk Hogan has been a part of some of the corniest and childish storylines in the history of wrestling. At the height of Hulkamania and wrestling, this was great.
The wrestling was geared towards the kids, and they bought into the cheesy acts. But in 1994, the wrestling landscape was changing. All those kids were now teenagers, and they didn't want the cheese anymore. But Hulk Hogan wasn't ready to give up the cheese. During Hogan's early run in WCW, he feuded with The Dungeon Of Doom. The Dungeon Of Doom featured a couple of Hogan's buddies like Brutus Beefcake and Earthquake (under different ring names) and Kevin Sullivan, who also happened to be the main creative guy at the time.
It was on an episode of WCW Saturday Night that a segment aired that would live in infamy. Hulk Hogan, dressed in his usual red and yellow, was shown entering into a well-lit cave. The moment Hogan arrives, he blurts out "What is this place? I've never been here before."
Hogan will never be nominated for an Academy Award, but his acting is torturous. As if his acting isn't bad enough, the dialogue is ridiculous. Who enters a mysterious cave and yells out to nobody "I've never been here before." It was ludicrous. While exploring the cave, Hogan puts his hand under a small water fountain and exclaims "It's not hot," all the while acting as if the water just burned his hand. It is the most shockingly bad segment that WCW has ever produced.
