Hulk Hogan’s latest tall tale is that he wrestled Brock Lesnar after the latter’s 2011 UFC exit, despite pesky facts getting in the Hulkster’s way.
During a new interview with TMZ Sports, Hogan spoke about being the first person to wrestle Lesnar after Brock left the octagon. He said,
“I’ve been in the ring with some really crazy wrestlers. Like, I got Brock Lesnar right after he left the UFC. I got in first.”
In the real world, there is no account of Lesnar and Hogan facing off following Brock’s retirement from the UFC at the UFC 141 pay-per-view event in December 2011.
Instead, Lesnar returned to WWE in April 2012, and his actual first match back was against John Cena and not Hogan.
Hogan lost to Lesnar during the August 8, 2002 episode of SmackDown, years before the match Hogan claimed happened post-Brock’s UFC run.
This is the latest lie from Hogan, who has claimed in the past to have wrestled for 400 days during one year, despite space-time proving he is incorrect.
