Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, blamed his right-wing political leanings for why WWE fans booed him mercilessly in his surprise return on “Raw” on Jan. 6 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif for the program’s Netflix debut.

If you ask Seth Rollins a straight question, he'll give you a straight answer, and he didn't hold back when asked for his thoughts on Hulk Hogan getting booed o

Speaking on "The Pat McAfee Show," Hogan addressed being booed on the debut of "Raw" on Netflix, explaining he would have chosen to turn heel on the audience if he was not promoting his beer company.

One of the biggest headlines coming out of WWE's Raw on Netflix debut back on January 6th was the negative response that Hulk Hogan received from the live audience. Hogan walked out on the stage near the end of the show and was boo'ed loudly by the majority of the WWE audience at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles.

Hulk Hogan claims that he was not surprised by the negative reception he received from the crowd at WWE Raw’s Netflix premiere last month.

During an appearance on 'The Pat McAfee Show,' host Pat McAfee seemed to call out WWE legend Hulk Hogan after he was booed at the Raw Netflix premiere.

The Undertaker doesn't feel bad that Hulk Hogan got booed during Monday Night Raw on Netflix, and he thinks the Hulkster should've expected that, given the controversies he's been involved in over the years.

Despite his in-ring success, Hulk Hogan remains disliked among the WWE Universe due to his controversial comments. The Undertaker shares the WWE Universe's dislike for Hogan, revealing his true feelings during a recent podcast.

The Undertaker has some strong words and heavy shade for Hulk Hogan's immediately notorious Monday Night Raw booing incident.