WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy Hart is regarded as one of the most prominent managers in wrestling history, accompanying the likes of Hulk Hogan, The Honky Tonk Man, and The Hart Foundation. At the age of 81,

Jimmy Hart's latest WWE appearance didn't turn out to be how he would have expected. Both Hart and Hulk Hogan were booed at RAW's Netflix premiere the moment they appeared for The Hulkster's promo.

WWE Hall of Famer Booker T has discussed Hulk Hogan getting booed on WWE Raw, and has detailed what he believes has happened to the WWE legend.

WWE brought the stars to Los Angeles for Raw’s debut on Netflix, but fans weren’t happy to see one Hall of Famer. Hulk Hogan made a rare appearance for the premiere show, but was booed

During the debut of WWE Monday Night Raw on Netflix, O'Shea Jackson Jr. and Eric Andre happily joined the crowd in booing pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan.

Hulk Hogan was among many who were shocked by the crowd’s reaction to his appearance at Netflix’s premiere of WWE Raw. As many saw live and online following the event, Hogan himself got less of a pop than his theme song while appearing with fellow WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy Hart.

After getting a less-than-warm reception from fans in LA, multiple WWE Hall of Famers weighed in on Hulk Hogan getting booed on RAW.

WWE legend Hulk Hogan came out to the Los Angeles crowd on "Monday Night Raw" to boos but found some defenders on social media during the show.

Not many expected the audience reaction Hulk Hogan received when he appeared before the main event during the WWE Raw on Netflix premier this past Monday. Hogan

WWE RAW’s Netflix Premiere featured a surprising moment when Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan was booed by fans in the arena. On such a historic night for WWE RAW, the promotion decided to bring several legends to the show.

After a less than stellar showing during the WWE Raw on Netflix premiere last week, Hulk Hogan will get another opportunity to be face-to-face with WWE fans lat

Hulk Hogan's return during the WWE RAW Netflix premiere at the Inuit Dome in Los Angeles became a disaster for him. Hogan appeared with his longtime manager, Jimmy Hart, to promote his “Real American Beer.