Unedited ending to 1992 Royal Rumble

[mysterydriver]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhAEetQUgRc

I bet WWF went nuts in the editing room to make this "Hogan" friendly.

Interesting to see. I watched the original, but couldn't remember it.

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Thats awesome, as a youngster then I never realized stuff like this took place...The crowd all jumped to their feet in unison when he was eliminated...

[Joie De Vivre]

Bwahahahaha!

[thwak is T.hawk]

wow that's something I wouldn't pick up upon. I don't know why fans would be mad that WWE would re-edit something just to put hogan more over in the past. doesn't seem all that bad to me but whatever.

[heyguesswhatidid]

what's that from, I mean it does have a WWE logo, so it's not like it's the original airing, did they take the hogan friendlyness off of the new DVD's?

[Ace Diamond]

heyguesswhatidid said:

what's that from, I mean it does have a WWE logo, so it's not like it's the original airing, did they take the hogan friendlyness off of the new DVD's?

...the mystery deepens.

[Andrew is Good]

Hogan seemed weird.

I'm watching some old tapes of Hogan, and Hogan rakes the eyes, and does back rakes and all that stuff. And I'm thinking, man, Hogan cheats a lot. And even this, like, Sid eliminated Hogan because it was the Royal Rumble. Flair was the weaker of the two, Hogan was in a vulnerable position, so get rid of him, then get rid of Flair who was spent. But Hogan acted like a sore loser and helped get Justice eliminated. Didn't really make sense. I mean, that made Hogan look like a crybaby.

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heyguesswhatidid said:

what's that from, I mean it does have a WWE logo, so it's not like it's the original airing, did they take the hogan friendlyness off of the new DVD's?

Good eye I didnt even notice the WWE logo...

hmmm can our Crapper Sleuths uncover the mystery?

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andrewisgood said:

Hogan seemed weird.

I'm watching some old tapes of Hogan, and Hogan rakes the eyes, and does back rakes and all that stuff. And I'm thinking, man, Hogan cheats a lot. And even this, like, Sid eliminated Hogan because it was the Royal Rumble. Flair was the weaker of the two, Hogan was in a vulnerable position, so get rid of him, then get rid of Flair who was spent. But Hogan acted like a sore loser and helped get Justice eliminated. Didn't really make sense. I mean, that made Hogan look like a crybaby.

I agree even as a child I always hated Hogan because he was suppose to be a good guy but cheated more then alot of the heels...I was the biggest Hitman mark because he was a stand up guy...

[Nice Guy Cody]

heyguesswhatidid said:

what's that from, I mean it does have a WWE logo, so it's not like it's the original airing, did they take the hogan friendlyness off of the new DVD's?

I know the Ric Flair anthology is unedited, I'd assume the new RR box is as well.

[Original Gansta - Charisma]

I can't stand Hogan and I have no idea how he was so over... apparently he wasn't.

Sid was the most bad ass force in the early 90s. I love that guy.

[littlenaitch]

This could've been from the Flair Anthology.

[Freakzilla]

Hogan was on top for a long time and was just getting stale then. I was not surprised when he started to get a more mixed reaction from fans. I say this as a Hogan mark. Having him win that Royal Rumble would have been pointless and predictable as he had won the previous two Rumbles anyway. Would liked to have seen a big Hogan/Flair feud back in 1992 but it never really came to anything.

[Well, Youre Wrong]

That was great moment,that was some pop Sid got for eliminating Hogan. I think that's when I started to like Sid.

[-Lithium-]

slickrickstyles said:

andrewisgood said:

I was the biggest Hitman mark because he was a jam up guy...

*Fixed for El Dandy promo stuff*

[stevierichardsfan]

i loved sid

[Ultimo Chocula]

I agree with the Hogan sentiment that even in kayfabe he was the biggest baby. Watch any battle royal where Hogan gets eliminated and he cries like a bitch every time.

[Schemer]

Y'know... It was with everything... When Hogan didn't get his way, he'd bitch and bitch and bitch. But then, he'd cheat, and I remember him beating the Undertaker for the title by cheating, which led to Flair's reign. Hogan was old hat in 1992. I think Sid got screwed out of a good face run (Even though we know the guy could be an ass backstage... See: Arn Anderson incident).

The fact that Hogan can't put someone over without getting revenge or bitching really speaks to the fact that the guy is a political scum.

[Hiroshi Hase]

mrcynic said:

Y'know... It was with everything... When Hogan didn't get his way, he'd complain and/or rude female and complain and/or rude female and complain and/or rude female. But then, he'd cheat, and I remember him beating the Undertaker for the title by cheating, which led to Flair's reign. Hogan was old hat in 1992. I think Sid got screwed out of a good face run (Even though we know the guy could be an ass backstage... See: Arn Anderson incident).

The fact that Hogan can't put someone over without getting revenge or complain and/or rude femaleing really speaks to the fact that the guy is a political scum.

Actually he put over Angle, Goldberg, Yokozuna and Lesnar without getting revenge.

Shawn Michaels sounds more like that to me.

[mo]

As for where it's from, The Anthology is all I can think of right now, the one on Flair's DVD ends just before their face-off, and from what I remember (I have The Anthology) it isn't edited