WWE Hall of Famer Bret “The Hitman” Hart recently reflected on the professional wrestling landscape of the 1980s, specifically addressing the massive impact and backstage demeanor of Hulk Hogan. During the rise of the World Wrestling Federation’s national expansion, Hogan served as the face of the company, leading the brand through a boom period often referred to as the Golden Era. Speaking to Inside The Ropes, Hart acknowledged the undeniable popularity Hogan enjoyed during that time, comparing his cultural significance to that of a massive rock and roll icon.

The Elvis Presley of Wrestling

Hart described the atmosphere in the locker room as the company’s popularity exploded, crediting Hogan as the driving force behind the movement. He noted that while the entire roster was working hard

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