The Undertaker Finally Reveals Why WWE Wrestlers Hate Hulk Hogan

The Undertaker Finally Reveals Why WWE Wrestlers Hate Hulk Hogan
“You Can Only Pretend So Long Before the Truth Buries You.”

In a stunning and long-awaited revelation, Mark Calaway, better known as The Undertaker, has finally spoken publicly about a topic that’s haunted WWE locker rooms for decades:
Why so many wrestlers hated Hulk Hogan.

And when The Deadman speaks — the industry listens.

Appearing on a rare, raw episode of the fictional “Grave Talk” podcast, The Undertaker stripped away all the smoke and spectacle to lay bare the truth behind one of wrestling’s most divisive figures.

“There’s Hulk Hogan the character,” Undertaker said coldly. “And then there’s the man behind the bandana. And let’s just say… they weren’t the same.”

⚰️ The Broken Brotherhood

The Undertaker, known for his locker room leadership and deep respect for wrestling’s traditions, didn’t mince words:

“In this business, respect is earned in how you carry yourself when the lights go off. And with Hogan, it was always just about Hogan.”

He recalled how, even in the early ’90s, Hogan treated other wrestlers like props in his own story — rarely interacting with the roster and often ignoring the unwritten code of brotherhood that held WWE together.

“You’d show up, work your tail off, and still get pushed aside because Terry didn’t want to share the spotlight.”

🤕 The Infamous 1991 Injury Lie

Undertaker even addressed the long-rumored backstage fallout from Survivor Series 1991, when he won the title from Hogan. After the match, Hogan claimed ‘Taker injured his neck with a botched Tombstone.

“He laid there backstage and told everyone I dropped him on his head. There were cameras. There was a cushion. He knew it. I knew it. But he lied.”

“That was the moment I saw the real Hogan. He didn’t care about protecting the business — only protecting his ego.”

🧊 “No One Trusted Him”

Undertaker revealed that over the years, Hogan burned bridges with nearly every top-tier name backstage. From refusing to lose clean to manipulating creative decisions, Hogan became isolated — admired by fans, but resented by his peers.

“No one trusted him. You’d hear one thing in the locker room, and the next day it’d get twisted into something that made him look like the hero.”

According to The Phenom, many rising stars—guys like Bret Hart, Steve Austin, and even Shawn Michaels—had to claw twice as hard to earn moments that Hogan would shut down behind the scenes.

💀 Why Undertaker Stayed Quiet… Until Now

“I was old school,” he said. “We didn’t air dirty laundry. We handled things face-to-face or we buried it deep. But sometimes the truth deserves to rise.”

Undertaker made it clear that while he never hated Hogan personally, he couldn’t ignore the pattern:

“He played the victim. He played the hero. But what he never played… was fair.”

👀 WWE Legends React

After the interview dropped, several legends weighed in:

Mick Foley: “Taker said what we were all too loyal—or too scared—to say.”

Bret Hart: “Hogan blocked me for years. I watched him do it to others. I’m glad Taker spoke up.”

Kevin Nash: “We all respected the icon. But we couldn’t stand the man behind it.”

🧨 Final Words: No More Myth

As Undertaker wrapped the interview, he looked directly into the camera:

“You can ride the lightning all you want, brother. But eventually, the reaper comes for the truth. And now… the truth is out.”

From locker room king to backstage pariah — Hulk Hogan’s real legacy might not be what fans thought it was.

Disclaimer: This is a fictional dramatization intended for entertainment purposes only. The Undertaker has not made these statements publicly.