OTHER CHAMPIONSHIPS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
In addition to the numerous championship belts that have been around his waist over the years, Hulk Hogan has also won many other awards and championships all over the world though out his storied career. In this section we will take a look at those accomplishments.
1982 MSG Tag League Round Robin Tournament
(w/ Antonio Inoki)
Place Team Points
1. Hulk Hogan & Antonio Inoki (winners) 28
2. Killer Khan & Tiger Toguchi 23
3. Seiji Sakaguchi & Tatsumi Fujinami 22
4. Dick Murdoch & Masked Superstar 21
5. Andre the Giant & Rene Goulet 20
6. Adrian Adonis & Dino Bravo 9
7. El Canek & Perro Aguayo 4
8. Wayne Bridge & Young Simpson 0
Grand Finale
Inoki & Hogan beat Khan & Toguchi
(31:47) when Inoki forced Toguchi to submit
1. Hulk Hogan & Antonio Inoki (winners) 28
2. Killer Khan & Tiger Toguchi 23
3. Seiji Sakaguchi & Tatsumi Fujinami 22
4. Dick Murdoch & Masked Superstar 21
5. Andre the Giant & Rene Goulet 20
6. Adrian Adonis & Dino Bravo 9
7. El Canek & Perro Aguayo 4
8. Wayne Bridge & Young Simpson 0
Grand Finale
Inoki & Hogan beat Khan & Toguchi
(31:47) when Inoki forced Toguchi to submit
1983 IWGP Round Robin Tournament
Place Name Points
1. Hulk Hogan (winner) 37
2. Antonio Inoki 35
3. Andre the Giant 36
4. John Studd 25
5. Killer Khan 24
6. Rusher Kimura 21
7. Akira Maeda 14
8. El Canek 5
9. Otto Wanz 5
10. Enrique Vera 4
(As a result of winning the tournament Hogan was also crowned the first IWGP World champion)
1983 MSG Tag League Round Robin Tournament
(w/ Antonio Inoki)
Place Team Points
1. Andre the Giant & Swede Hanson*** 32.0
2. Antonio Inoki & Hulk Hogan (winners) 28.5
3. Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch 27.5
4. Riki Choshu & Animal Hamaguchi 26.5
5. Tatsumi Fujinami & Akira Maeda 24.0
6. Killer Khan & Tiger Toguchi 16.5
7. Seiji Sakaguchi & Rusher Kimura 14.0
8. Bobby Duncum & Curt Hennig 5.0
9. Otto Wanz & Wayne Bridge 5.0
Note: ***Hanson was injured and couldn't compete in the final.
Grand Finale
Hogan & Inoki beat Adonis & Murdoch
(11:10) when Inoki pinned Adonis
1985 NJPW Trophy
WWF World champion was awarded this trophy after a successful title defense on June 11, 1985 over top Japanese star Tatsumi Fujinami.
1987 Special Award
In January of 1987 WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan was presented with a huge trophy in congratulations for holding the WWF World title for three consecutive years (something today's "stars" couldn't even imagine). Hogan would go on to hold the title for another full year before finally losing the title under questionable circumstances.
1988 Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Award
Favorite Male Athlete
Hogan beat out Michael Jordon and Walter Peyton for this award
Royal Rumble 1990
January 21, 1990
WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan won the 30-man Royal Rumble match at 58:43
Hogan entered at #25, and eliminated six participants:
WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan won the 30-man Royal Rumble match at 58:43
Hogan entered at #25, and eliminated six participants:
- Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka
- Haku
- Honkytonk Man
- Ultimate Warrior
- Ravishing Rick Rude
- Curt "Mr. Perfect" Hennig
Royal Rumble 1991
January 19, 1991
Hulk Hogan won the 30-man Royal Rumble Match
Hogan entered at #24, and eliminated seven participants:
Hulk Hogan won the 30-man Royal Rumble Match
Hogan entered at #24, and eliminated seven participants:
- Smash
- Greg "The Hammer" Valentine
- Crush
- The Warlord
- Tugboat
- Brian Knobbs
- Earthquake
1991 SWS SuperWrestle Trophy
On October 12, 1991 Hulk Hogan returned to the land of the rising sun to compete in the WWF/SuperWorld Sports co sponsored event, "SuperWrestle". On this date Hogan was presented with this trophy by Japan's Super World Sports after defeating Genichiro Tenryu in front of a crowd of 40,000
Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame
CLASS OF 2003
2003 NJPW Ultimate Crush II Trophy
On October 13, 2003 Hulk Hogan added yet another award to his collection when he defeated Masahiro Chono at New Japan Pro Wrestling's Ultimate Crush II event. This was Hogan's first trip to Japan in almost 10 years and his final to date. Hogan was presented with a trophy for his victory.
WWE Hall of Fame
CLASS OF 2005
2006 Teen Choice Awards
2007 ACDelco NHRA Las Vegas Nationals Grand Master
ACDelco officials announced they would be adding some extra muscle to an already high-powered event, naming professional wrestling icon and reality TV star Hulk Hogan as the Grand Marshal of the 2007 ACDelco NHRA Las Vegas Nationals. Kurt Johnson's ACDelco Cobalt commemorated Hogan's participation by carrying a special paint scheme that was unveiled on Thursday, October 25 as part of the NHRA FanFest, which was held at the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas.
2008 NIGA Humanitarian Award
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Hulk Hogan was honored by National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) Chairman Ernie Stevens, Jr. in conjunction with the Global Gaming Expo on November 19, 2008 in Las Vegas. He received the “Humanitarian Award” for his work on behalf of the “Dreamseekers” Foundation. Dreamseekers co-founder, Ernie Stevens Jr., joined NIGA Executive Director, Mark Van Norman , NIGA Treasurer J.R. Matthews, and members of the NIGA board and staff to present Hogan with the award, a one of a kind bolo tie, made by Kyle Begay, 11, of the Navajo Nation and a hand carved sculpture for his work in Indian Country. Andy Ebona, Chairman of the Spirit of Sovereignty foundation and longtime NIGA Board member officially presented the awards to Hogan.
WWE Hall of Fame (nWo)
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Class of 2020
Hulk Hogan became a two time WWE Hall of Famer (along with fellow nWo members Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and Sean "Syxx Pac" Waltman) on April 4th 2021 when the nWo was inducted as part of the HOF class of 2020. Originally announced on December 9, 2019 the faction was supposed to be inducted on April 2, 2020 from the Amalie Arena in Tampa Florida as part of WrestleMania 36 weekend, and would have aired live on the WWE Network. The event however, was postponed due to the government mandated Coronaviris shutdown. On August 27, 2020, it was announced that the 2020 Class would be inducted alongside the Class of 2021 during WrestleMania 37 week; WrestleMania 37 itself was relocated to Tampa from its original location of Los Angelas California It was later confirmed that the 2021 ceremony would take place at the WWE Thunderdome at Tropicana Field in St. Petersberg Florida. The event was pre-taped on March 30 and April 1 to air on April 6 on Peacock's WWE Network channel in the United States and on the standard WWE Network internationally.
