Hollywood Hulk Hogan Review

Rating 2.50 out of 5

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Hollywood Hulk Hogan
By Hulk Hogan with Michael Jan Friedman
Published by WWE Books
Released on November 19, 2002
352 Pages (Hardcover)
Available in Hardcover, Paperback, Kindle & Audio

On most people's lists of the biggest superstars in the history of wrestling, more often than not, the #1 person on those lists would have to be one Hulk Hogan. He's main evented countless Wrestlemanias, starred in numerous movies, sold tons of merchandise before anyone sold tons of merchandise and is easily the most recognizable pro wrestler ever.

Hulk Hogan did some truly unbelievable things in his career. He bodyslammed the 700-pound Andre the Giant at Wrestlemania III. He invented entrance music as well as merchandise. He gave Vince McMahon the idea to buy WCW. Alright, maybe some of those things are unbelievable for a reason. Hulk Hogan has been a worker so long that many believe that he doesn't even know when he's working somebody or telling the truth.

Hollywood Hulk Hogan is full of tall tales, ego stroking and embellished stories. Hogan himself has publicly admitted to as much. That doesn't mean it's not an entertaining read. What's more of a negative is that this book could have been one of the greatest, but it only scrapes the surface of his great 25 year career. It is a slight disappointment, but not enough that you will regret reading it if you are a true Hulkamaniac, brother!