NWA World Heavyweight Title
WON
5/25/79 Dothan, AL
Terry "The Hulk" Boulder pinned NWA World Champion Harley Race to win the NWA World Championship, but the decision was voided when Terry was discovered to have thrown Race over the top rope during the match.
(NOTE: This title change is not currently recognized by the National Wrestling Alliance)
LISTEN TO NWA ANNOUNCERS TALK ABOUT HOGAN"S VICTORY {watch}
5/25/79 Dothan, AL
Terry "The Hulk" Boulder pinned NWA World Champion Harley Race to win the NWA World Championship, but the decision was voided when Terry was discovered to have thrown Race over the top rope during the match.
(NOTE: This title change is not currently recognized by the National Wrestling Alliance)
LISTEN TO NWA ANNOUNCERS TALK ABOUT HOGAN"S VICTORY {watch}
NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title
(Southern Division - 2 Times)
First Reign: June 6, 1979 - June 13, 1979
WON
6/6/79 - Dothan, AL
Terry "The Hulk" Boulder (HULK HOGAN) pinned OX Baker
LOST
6/13/79 - Mobile, AL
Austin Idol pinned Terry "The Hulk" Boulder (Hulk Hogan)
6/6/79 - Dothan, AL
Terry "The Hulk" Boulder (HULK HOGAN) pinned OX Baker
LOST
6/13/79 - Mobile, AL
Austin Idol pinned Terry "The Hulk" Boulder (Hulk Hogan)
Second Reign
WON
<10/31/79
Terry "The Hulk" Boudler defeated an unknown opponent (Professor Toru Tanaka?)
See flyer advertising Hogan as champion as of Oct 31, 1979 {pic}
LOST
The next champion on record is Ron Fuller who is listed as champion as early as 6/8/80. Due to poor record keeping by the promotion it is unknown how long Hogan was recognized as champion.
<10/31/79
Terry "The Hulk" Boudler defeated an unknown opponent (Professor Toru Tanaka?)
See flyer advertising Hogan as champion as of Oct 31, 1979 {pic}
LOST
The next champion on record is Ron Fuller who is listed as champion as early as 6/8/80. Due to poor record keeping by the promotion it is unknown how long Hogan was recognized as champion.
NWA Southeastern Heavyweight Title
(Northern Division)
WON
12/1/79 - Knoxville,TN
Sterling Golden (Hulk Hogan) pinned "Dirty" Dick Slater
LOST
12/25/79 – Knoxville, TN
"Bullet" Bob Armstrong pinned Sterling Golden (Hulk Hogan)
AWA World Heavyweight Title (2 Times)
First Reign: April 18, 1982 - April 24, 1982
WON
4/18/82 - St. Paul, MN:
Hulk Hogan pinned Nick Bockwinkel
{watch}
Lost
4/24/82 - AWA President Stanley Blackburn announced on TV that he was returning the title to Bockwinkel on the grounds that Hogan had used a foreign object
Second Reign: April 24, 1983 - April 24, 1983
WON
4/24/83 - Minneapolis, MN 4/24/83 (Super Sunday)
Hulk Hogan pinned Nick Bockwinkel
{watch}
Lost
AWA President Stanley Blackburn attempted to have Hogan disqualified for throwing Bockwinkle over the top rope. But since this was a no DQ match Blackburn could only strip Hogan of the title and return it to Bockwinkle
IWGP World Heavyweight Title
WON
6/2/83 - Tokyo, Japan (IWGP World title tournament final)
Hulk Hogan defeated Antonio Inoki by knockout
LOST
6/14/84 - Antonio Inoki defeated Hulk Hogan by countout
WWF World Heavyweight Title (5 Times)
First Reign: January 23, 1984 - February 5, 1988
WON
1/23/84 - New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
Hulk Hogan pinned the Iron Sheik
LOST
2/5/88 - Indianapolis, IN
Andre the Giant pinned Hulk Hogan
Second Reign: April 2, 1989 - April 1, 1990
WON
4/2/89 - Atlantic City, NJ (WrestleMania V)
Hulk Hogan pinned "Macho Man" Randy Savage
LOST
4/1/90 - Toronto, Ontario, CANADA (WrestleMania VI)
Ultimate warrior pinned Hulk Hogan
Third Reign: March 24, 1991 - 1991
WON
3/24/91 - Los Angeles, CA (WrestleMania VII)
Hulk Hogan pinned Sgt Slaughter
LOST
11/27/91 - Detroit, MI (Survivor Series '91)
Undertaker pinned Hulk Hogan after piledriving Hogan on a steel chair
Forth Reign: December 3, 1991 - December 7, 1991
WON
San Antonio, TX (This Tuesday In Texas)
Hulk Hogan pinned the Undertaker
Lost
WWF President Jack Tunney decided to declare the title vacant due to the controvercy of the last two title reigns (caused by Ric Flair's interference in both matches); the vacant title was put up for grabs in the 1992 Royal Rumble
Fifth Reign: April 4, 1993 - June 13, 1993
WON
Las Vegas, NV (WrestleMania IX)
Hulk Hogan pinned Yokozuna in an impromptu challenge match
LOST
6/13/93 - Dayton OH (King of the Ring '93)
Yokozuna pinned Hulk Hogan
WCW World Heavyweight Title (8 Times)
First Reign: July 17, 1994 - October 29, 1995
WON
7/17/94 - Orlando FL (Bash at the Beach '94)
Hulk Hogan pinned "Nature Boy" Ric Flair
LOST
10/29/95 - Detroit MI (Halloween Havoc '95)
The Giant defeated Hulk Hogan by disqualification when Hogan's Manager Jimmy Hart interfered and intentionally caused the DQ
The next night it was revealed that Hart had slipped in a stipulation that Hogan could lose the title on a DQ but James J. Dillon noted that Hart failed to put in a stipulation that the Giant could WIN the title on a DQ; the vacant title was put up for grabs in World War 3 '95
Second Reign: August 10, 1996 - August 4, 1997
WON
8/10/96 - Sturgis, SD (Hog Wild)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned The Giant
LOST
8/4/97 - Auburn Hills, MI (Monday Nitro)
"The Total Package" Lex Luger defeated Hollywood Hulk Hogan by submission
Third Reign: August 9, 1997 - December 28, 1997
WON
8/9/97 - Sturgis, SD (Road Wild '99)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned "The Total Package" Lex Luger
{watch: Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3}
LOST
12/28/97 - Washington, DC (Starcade ' 99)
Sting defeated Hollywood Hulk Hogan by submission
Hogan had originally pinned Sting, but guest referee Bret Hart accused the first referee Nick Patrick of making a fast count and ordered the match restarted; Bret reffed the remainder of the match and declared Sting the winner
8/9/97 - Sturgis, SD (Road Wild '99)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned "The Total Package" Lex Luger
{watch: Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3}
LOST
12/28/97 - Washington, DC (Starcade ' 99)
Sting defeated Hollywood Hulk Hogan by submission
Hogan had originally pinned Sting, but guest referee Bret Hart accused the first referee Nick Patrick of making a fast count and ordered the match restarted; Bret reffed the remainder of the match and declared Sting the winner
Forth Reign: December 28, 1997 - January 8, 1998
WON
12/29/97 - (Monday Nitro)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned Sting
Nick Patrick made the three count when first referee Randy Anderson was knocked out. After the match Anderson came to and mistakenly thought the match was still going on and declared Sting the winner; but the fact that the bell rang when Patrick called for it but NOT for Anderson shows that the match was already over {watch: Pt 1, Pt 2}
LOST
1/8/98 - The title was declared vacant due to the controversy of the previous two title changes. Hogan and Sting would fight for the vacant title at Superbrawl VIII
(NOTE: This title change is not currently recognized by WWE-current owner of WCW properties)
12/29/97 - (Monday Nitro)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned Sting
Nick Patrick made the three count when first referee Randy Anderson was knocked out. After the match Anderson came to and mistakenly thought the match was still going on and declared Sting the winner; but the fact that the bell rang when Patrick called for it but NOT for Anderson shows that the match was already over {watch: Pt 1, Pt 2}
LOST
1/8/98 - The title was declared vacant due to the controversy of the previous two title changes. Hogan and Sting would fight for the vacant title at Superbrawl VIII
(NOTE: This title change is not currently recognized by WWE-current owner of WCW properties)
Fifth Reign: April 20, 1998 - July 6, 1998
WON
4/20/98 Colorado, Springs, CO (Monday Nitro)
Hollywood Hogan pinned "Macho Man" Randy Savage
{watch}
LOST
7/6/98 - Atlanta, GA (Monday Nitro)
Bill GoldTURD pinned Hollywood Hogan
Sixth Reign: January 4, 1999 - March 14 1999
WON
1/4/99 - Atlanta, GA (Monday Nitro)
Hollywood Hogan pinned Kevin Nash
{watch}
LOST
3/14/99 - Louisville, KY (Uncensored)
"Nature Boy" Ric Flair pinned Hollywood Hogan in a First Blood Cage Match
1/4/99 - Atlanta, GA (Monday Nitro)
Hollywood Hogan pinned Kevin Nash
{watch}
LOST
3/14/99 - Louisville, KY (Uncensored)
"Nature Boy" Ric Flair pinned Hollywood Hogan in a First Blood Cage Match
Seventh Reign: July 12, 1999 - September 12, 1999
WON
7/12/99 - Jacksonville, FL (Monday Nitro)
Hollywood Hogan pinned "Macho Man" Randy Savage
{watch: Pt 1, Pt 2}
LOST
9/12/99 - Winston-Salem, NC (Fall Brawl '99)
Sting pinned Hulk Hogan
Hogan returned to his red and yellow colors during this reign
Eighth Reign: July 9, 2000 - July 9, 2000
WON
7/9/00 - Daytona Beach, FL (Bash at the Beach 2000)
Hollywood Hogan pinned Jeff Jarrett
{watch}
LOST
After Hogan left Vince Russo came down and stripped Hogan of the title. Jarrett and Booker T would face each other later on the PPV for the now vacant title
(NOTE: This title change is not currently recognized by WWE-current owner of WCW properties)
Undisputed World Heavyweight Title
(WWF/WWE and WCW/WHC World Titles Unified)
WON
4/21/02 - Kansas City, MO (Backlash)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned Hunter Hearst Helmsley
{watch}
LOST
5/19/02 - Nashville, TN (Judgement Day)
Undertaker pinned Hollywood Hulk Hogan
4/21/02 - Kansas City, MO (Backlash)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan pinned Hunter Hearst Helmsley
{watch}
LOST
5/19/02 - Nashville, TN (Judgement Day)
Undertaker pinned Hollywood Hulk Hogan
WWE World Tag Team Title
WON
7/2/02 Boston, MA (Smackdown!)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan & Edge defeated Billy and Chucky
LOST
7/21/02 - Detroit, MI (Vengeance '02)
The Un- Americans (Lance Storm & christian Cage) defeated
Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Edge
7/2/02 Boston, MA (Smackdown!)
Hollywood Hulk Hogan & Edge defeated Billy and Chucky
LOST
7/21/02 - Detroit, MI (Vengeance '02)
The Un- Americans (Lance Storm & christian Cage) defeated
Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Edge
