WWE Jukebox for April, plus Backlash extras

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Hogan vs. Andre the Giant

8/9/80  |  Approx. run time: 13min.

Many people do not realize that Hogan and Andre the Giant actually squared off before their WrestleMania III classic. This match, which took place outdoors at Shea Stadium, sees a young Hogan [managed by Freddie Blassie] bloody Andre the Giant.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan vs. Undertaker

11/27/91|Approx. run time: 21mins.

Only one year after making his debut, Undertaker challenged the immortal Hogan for the coveted WWE Championship in the main event of Survivor Series 1991.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan vs. Undertaker

12/3/91|Approx. run time: 16mins.

In one of the rarest WWE pay-per-view matches in history, Undertaker puts his newly-won WWE Championship on the line against former champion Hogan. You don’t want to miss the controversial ending to this match.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Uncensored - Team nWo vs. Team WCW vs. Team Piper

3/16/97  |  Approx. run time: 19 mins.

Team Piper consisted of Roddy Piper, Chris Benoit, Steve McMichael and Jeff Jarrett. Team n.W.o. consisted of Hollywood Hogan, Randy Savage, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash and Team WCW consisted of Lex Luger, Scott Steiner and The Giant. The stipulations stated that if Team Piper won, Piper would get Hogan in a cage match at another event. If the n.W.o. wonthey would be able to get a title shot at any of the WCW Champions. If Team WCW won, the n.W.o. would be stripped of all their titles and banned from WCW for three years. The match started with a member from each team in the ring and another member from each team would enter every two minutes. It was an elimination style match and you won't want to miss who was the sole survivor!

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan vs. Lex Luger

Road Wild 1997  |  Approx. run time: 17min.

At the August 1997 WCW pay-per-view Road Wild, Hogan challenged Lex Luger for the WCW Championship. Was Hogan successful in regaining the gold? Watch the match to find out.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan & Bischoff vs. DDP & Jay Leno

Road Wild 1998  |  Approx. run time: 16min.

Jay Leno wrestling? That’s right, the new king of late night television teamed up with Diamond Dallas Page in August of 1998 to battle Hogan and Eric Bischoff. Can Leno actually wrestle? Find out for yourself.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 WCW Nitro - Ric Flair, Chris Benoit & Steve McMichael vs. Hollywood Hogan, Kevin Nash & Scott Steiner

1/25/99  |  Approx. run time: 17 mins.

This match features two of the most influential groups in sports-entertainment history as members of the Four Horsemen do battle with members of the nWo. Would it be Ric Flair or Hollywood Hogan who would lead their team to victory?

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan vs. Sting

Nitro, 8/23/99  |  Approx. run time: 14min.

Two fan favorites, Hogan and Sting, compete for the WCW Championship in a match that saw Goldberg, Sid Vicious, Lex Luger and Rick Steiner all make run ins.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan vs. Undertaker

5/19/02|Approx. run time: 16mins.

Hogan returned to WWE in 2002 and quickly picked up where he left off – reigning as WWE Champion. Not long after winning the WWE Championship, however, Hogan was faced with the same man that stripped him off the title over a decade earlier – the Undertaker

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Hogan vs. Brock Lesnar

8/8/02  |  Approx. run time: 12min.

Two former WWE Champions collide in a bloody battle, as Brock Lesnar [with Paul Heyman] goes one on one with The Immortal Hogan.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 Edge & Hogan vs. Billy & Chuck

7/4/02  |  Approx. run time: 13mins.

There are few things more American in the history of WWE than Hogan. Here, he teams with Edge to challenge for the World Tag Team Championship o­n the Fourth of July.

 

Subscribers watch here    Only $1.49 No Way Out - The Rock vs. Hulk Hogan

2/23/03  |  Approx. run time: 17 mins.

 

This was one of the most anticipated rematches in WWE history. The Rock and Hulk Hogan met in an Icon vs. Icon Match at WrestleMania X8 in a memorable bout, so they had a lot to live up to in the rematch. With expectations very high, Hogan and The Rock delivered, putting the fans in a frenzy. The Rock came out on top in their first encounter, but would Hogan get his revenge?

 

 

BACKLASH EXTRAS:

MSG, 1/23/84: Hulk Hogan vs. Iron Sheik

This match will go down as one of the most historic nights in WWE history. This was the match that launched the phenomenon known as Hulkamania. Subbing for an injured Bob Backlund, Hulk Hogan, a relative newcomer at the time, took the ring by storm and powered out of The Iron Sheik's debilitating Camel Clutch. Minutes later, the Hulkster dropped what would be his trademark leg drop and made history. Don't miss this historic moment.

 

56K | 300K

Backlash, 4/18/04: Randy Orton vs. Cactus Jack

The Legend Killer finally got his opportunity at Hardcore Legend Cactus Jack at Backlash. For months, Randy Orton had been trying to goad Mick Foley into a match, and he finally got his one-on-one encounter at Backlash. Orton certainly got more than he bargained for in this one. Chairs, tables, barbed wire and even thumb tacks found their way into this bloody battle. Don't miss the Hardcore Legend vs. the Legend Killer to see who came out on top.

 

56K | 300K

MSG, 12/26/83: Iron Sheik vs. Bob Backlund

Bob Backlund had been WWE Champion for 5 years and 10 months before meeting up with The Iron Sheik in this Madison Square Garden classic. The Iron Sheik had Classy Freddie Blassie in his corner and Backlund had WWE Hall of Famer Arnold Skaaland in his corner. Backlund came into the Garden with an injured back, and the Iron Sheik knew it. The native of Iran locked in his patented Camel Clutch as Backland grimaced in unbearable pain. Backlund would not give up, but Skaaland would as he threw a white towel into the ring, prompting the referee to call for the bell. He awarded the match to the Iron Sheik via submission. You won't want to miss this historic WWE title match.

 

56K | 300K

Nitro, 4/29/96: The Giant vs. Ric Flair

Before he was known by WWE fans as Big Show, he was The Giant in WCW. The Nature Boy Ric Flair was in the midst of one of his 16 runs as a World Champion, but he put the title on the line on this edition of Nitro. The Giant literally represented one of the biggest challenges Flair had ever faced. Would the Dirtiest Player in the Game be able to hold on to his championship?

 

56K | 300K

Barely Legal, 4/13/97: RVD vs. Lance Storm

This classic ECW encounter took place on the promotion's first ever Pay-Per-View event. Lance Storm's technical expertise and Rob Van Dam's impressive aerial aresenal made for an exciting clash of styles. Even though RVD and Storm exchanged a variety of innovative holds and maneuvers, in true ECW fashion, foreign objects play a large part in the outcome. You won't want to miss how this one ended!

 

56K | 300K

Halloween Havoc, 10/28/89: Sting & Flair vs. Funk & Muta

This extremely unique match was the main event of the first ever Halloween Havoc. The match took place in a Thundercage, which meant the top of the cage was electrified. Ole Anderson was in the corner of Sting and Ric Flair and Gary Hart was in the corner of Terry Funk and The Great Muta. To make matters even more interesting, the legendary Bruno Sammartino was the special guest referee. This match had a very controversial finish that you won't want to miss!

 

56K | 300K

In Your House, 4/28/96: Razor Ramon vs. Vader

This was Razor Ramon's last WWE Pay-Per-View match before returning with Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash as part of the n.W.o. in 2002. Ramon's final match was certainly no cake-walk as he had to wage battle with the enormous Vader. Would Ramon be able to get the behemoth up for the Razor's Edge or would Vader make Ramon's final match a painful one?

[gWIL 0]

Jukebox looks like shit, but I've never been a Hogan mark. The Backlash extras look interesting and if I had any desire to watch Backlash in any setting other than a sportsbar I would get the webcast.

[Guest LooneyTune]

Those are some of the WORST Hogan selections I've ever seen. Couldn't they have thrown a match on there with Savage or Paul Orndorff, or ANYTHING above "DUD" status?

[Beast 0]

Thats not the April Jukebox. The April Jukebox has been out since 4/1, and is a bunch of random matches, some pretty damn good. Check again. That Hogan selection has been there forever and is just every jukebox match of his in one place.

[Enigma 0]

This is not the April Jukebox.

 

They just grouped together all the Hogan matches from previous jukeboxes, and even then, they did that like two months ago.

 

old/10.