WATCH: Vader’s Painfully Honest Views on Hulk Hogan in Resurfaced Video

Hulk Hogan and Big Van Vader have competed in several pro wrestling promotions. Vader and Hogan both appeared in WWE and WCW. They also had a feud during Vader’s final stages of his WCW career (1995).

Hulk Hogan stepped in WCW back in 1994 after having success and popularity during his time in WWE.

Following his WCW debut, Hogan proved his dominance by getting the better of top WCW stars like Ric Flair and Vader himself.

Recalling Hogan’s WCW arrival in an interview on The Hannibal TV, Vader gave his opinion on The Hulkster’s early WCW career.

He said, “He [Hulk Hogan] came in and beat Flair four straight. It just changed. I don’t know if that was them or him. Sting was making so much money, I was making so much money, Flair was making so much money, and he comes in making triple of what we’re making so, it disrupted things.”

“And you say well if he’s worth it. But he didn’t, the number stayed the same and didn’t get any better. That’s the bottom line there. The numbers didn’t get any better,” Vader added.

In 1995, The Hulkster and Vader even collided for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. But Vader could not take the title away from WCW’s new top star. That was Vader’s last year in WCW as he parted ways with WCW in that year.

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Big Van Vader is soon going to follow in the footsteps of Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan is a WWE Hall of Famer. And Big Van Vader is also going to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame soon. Big Van Vader made his WWE debut at the 1996 Royal Rumble Match. There was a lot of hype built around Vader’s WWE debut.

Following his debut, Vader did not disappoint the fans. He competed against some of the biggest WWE stars.

The former WCW World Heavyweight Champion even got the better of The Undertaker at the 1997 Royal Rumble. Just like Vader, The Undertaker is also going to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.

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WWE fans are delighted as Vader and The Undertaker got announced for this year’s WWE Hall of Fame induction. This shows how much love these two individuals had earned for themselves throughout their pro wrestling careers.