Hulk Hogan is perhaps the biggest name in all of wrestling. Without him, would it have ever gotten into the mainstream? It may be debatable but his impact is felt without any question. He is a six-time WWE Champion, six-time WCW Champion though a seven-time WCW Champion unofficially, a WWE Tag Team Champion with Edge, and had won in the tournament in New Japan called the IWGP tournament in 1983. WWWF: He would come in as a heel being managed by Fred Blassie. He had faced some competition but would later try to win the championship off of Bob Backlund and not being very successful at obtaining the gold in the first place. The most memorable feud he had was with Andre the Giant and this would happen years later though most people may not have been aware of it at the time. They had a feud and it would end up happening at Shea Stadium with Andre coming out on top but Hogan came out looking strong. Why he left was because of a dispute over the idea of the part of a Rocky film and Vince McMahon Sr. did not wish for him to do the film as he was going to be sent to the NWA. WWF: He came in this time as a face and would eventually become the face of the company. His first run came at defeating The Iron Sheik for the title holding it for over four years, a modern record that should never be broken. The run would go on until being defeated by Andre the Giant. It was part of the feud with Ted Dibiase since he was trying to get the title and couldn't win it on his own. His next would come at defeating Randy Savage, WrestleMania 4 tournament winner and champion. Hogan would lose the gold to The Ultimate Warrior. The next run would come at defeating Sgt. Slaughter and would lose the title to a newcomer being The Undertaker. His fourth run was very short, as he would get it from The Undertaker only for it to be vacated.