10 Most Unlikeable WWE Babyfaces Ever

7. Hulk Hogan

There’s no doubting that Hulk Hogan is one of the biggest babyfaces in wrestling history. 

Hulkamania was a real thing, brother, the red-and-yellow wave he and Vince McMahon were riding helping to turn WWE into the powerhouse we know it as today. 

Hugely charismatic, larger-than-life and standing up for what was right, the Hulkster inspired a legion of fans by vanquishing the baddies, saying his prayers, eating his vitamins and doing lots and lots of posing. 

While he was the all-American hero on the surface, Hogan did many, many things that were far from heroic. From Terrible Terry blatantly trying to steal Miss Elizabeth from Randy Savage to throwing a tantrum after being legally eliminated from the 1992 Royal Rumble to usurping Bret Hart’s big moment at WrestleMania IX.

We could go on and on, but the point is that for someone supposedly so valiant, Hogan really was a whiny sore loser who didn’t care about his mates.