Hollywood Hulk Hogan (Abridged) Audiobook

" You can laugh at this one. It was very disappointing. "

" As with many things Hogan-related, it's moderately enjoyable, and of questionable reliability. Only recommended for fans of The Hulkster. "

" Contains little that most die-hard wrestling fans didn't already know, and yet I read it in a day, and couldn't put it down. "

" I don't know how much of this book was actually written by Hulk Hogan, if any, but the end result is an often entertaining, sometimes funny, but always interesting glimpse at the man who pretty much single-handedly helped mould professional wrestling into the brand it is today. "

" I enoyed reading how he worked his way up the ladder from working in shipyards to wrestling all over the world, there is alot of stories about him and andre the giant. "

" very fast, easy read. You get an overview of Hogan's career in wrestling and other TV adventures. "

" Total Hulkamania, great as a good guy and great as a bad guy aka "Hollywood Hogan". "

" I enjoyed this book. I was a major wrestling fan growing up and reading this book was like a dose of nostalgia. "

" Good book. I think Hulk's newer book (2009) is better written, and of course has newer more recent stuff in it. However, this book was enjoyable and an easy read. It had more stories and inside info on wrestling and his relationships and thoughts on other wrestlers. "

" Great book. Its about Hulk hogan (Used to wrestle) and about his life. The book is good and he is talking about his life all the way back when he was 5 years old and up to 50 years. Alot of Deatails since the book has about 500 pages. But really instresting book, "

" Excellent book. I read this book a few years ago, but just found this site. Great account of Hogans story from childhood to his days in the ring with the WWE/WWF "

" This book should have been titled "Hulk Hogan's Book of Simple Sentences." The longest chapter in this book is five pages and it gives no insight whatever into Hogan's career. By far the worst of the WWE published books. "

" This book would have been a lot better if he had written it as Terry Bollea instead of in character as "Hulk Hogan." I got tired of reading "brother" after about every 2nd or 3rd sentence ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE BOOK. I had to FORCE myself to finish it. "

" Decent book describing his life leading thru his divorce. "

" Decently written, but suffers from a great deal of revisionist history and BSing. "

" Heard the audio book of this, and while not particularly good in the classical sense of the word, it was still pretty entertaining, if only to hear Hogan constantly address you, the listener, as "brother." "

" I read this a while back. It was interesting in part, but it was more of a "promote Hulk Hogan as he's a hot ticket right now" as opposed to an in depth biography of his life. "

" Decent account of what it was like to be the biggest name in the WWF for most of the 80's. "

" I live in Tampa and enjoyed all of the local references. "

" Just what I thought.. It's a book more about his own ego than anything else.. He can't comtrol his own ego even in his book.. "

" At times Hogan can come off a little much, this book is no exception. Take what you read with a grain of salt, but otherwise a fairly entertaining story. "

" Typical Hogan B.S. A dishonest autobiography and a complete waste of paper. It's too bad Hogan couldn't transform back into Terry Bollea long enough to write this, because he was a pop-culture icon who would have a great story to tell if he'd tell it right. "

" Unique read. Its written as hulk hogan rather than as the true man. If you go in knowing it is a read not o be taken too seriously, you will get some enjoyment out of the read. "

" I think this is an oral history. its like listening to Hulk Hogan talk to you. Every third sentence ends in "brother" or "let me tell you brother". Like the Hulkster himself its brilliantly over the top and as complex as a kids book "

" By far my least favorite wrestling biography. It was written by the Hulkster. Nuff said. "

" Not a bad read I did expect a little more. "

" Clearly a story from just his point of view not all that bad a read but not too good "

" This book would have been a lot better if he hadn't written it in character. I got tired of reading "brother" after about every 2nd or 3rd sentence ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE BOOK. "

" As with many things Hogan-related, it's moderately enjoyable, and of questionable reliability. Only recommended for fans of The Hulkster. "

" Great book. Its about Hulk hogan (Used to wrestle) and about his life. The book is good and he is talking about his life all the way back when he was 5 years old and up to 50 years. Alot of Deatails since the book has about 500 pages. But really instresting book, "

" Typical Hogan B.S. A dishonest autobiography and a complete waste of paper. It's too bad Hogan couldn't transform back into Terry Bollea long enough to write this, because he was a pop-culture icon who would have a great story to tell if he'd tell it right. "

" Great read. Interesting to learn about Hulk Hogan during his time while wrestling. "

" I enjoyed this book. I was a major wrestling fan growing up and reading this book was like a dose of nostalgia. "

" This book is awesome because Hogan writes like he talks, he's not afraid to start off a chapter with "Let me tell you something about the Macho Man, brother." (You can't read those words without Hogan's voice saying them in your head.) "

" Clearly a story from just his point of view not all that bad a read but not too good "

" You can laugh at this one. It was very disappointing. "

" Decently written, but suffers from a great deal of revisionist history and BSing. "

" I think this is an oral history. its like listening to Hulk Hogan talk to you. Every third sentence ends in "brother" or "let me tell you brother". Like the Hulkster himself its brilliantly over the top and as complex as a kids book "

" very fast, easy read. You get an overview of Hogan's career in wrestling and other TV adventures. "

" Total Hulkamania, great as a good guy and great as a bad guy aka "Hollywood Hogan". "

" I read this a while back. It was interesting in part, but it was more of a "promote Hulk Hogan as he's a hot ticket right now" as opposed to an in depth biography of his life. "

" Were you are aware that Hogan/Andre was the draw for the Shea Stadium show that had the Bruno/Zbyszko cage match? No? Then you have a brain. Unlike Hulk Hogan. And yes he really makes that claim in this book. "

" By far my least favorite wrestling biography. It was written by the Hulkster. Nuff said. "

" Heard the audio book of this, and while not particularly good in the classical sense of the word, it was still pretty entertaining, if only to hear Hogan constantly address you, the listener, as "brother." "