10 Shocking Wrestlers That Beat Hulk Hogan
Hulk Hogan actually lost to some people, brother
7. Sean O'Haire
Sean O’Haire seemed like a can’t-miss prospect when he re-emerged on Smackdown in early 2003.
Previously stuck in a so-so tag team with fellow WCW Power Plant graduate Mark Jindrak, O’Haire came back solo with a new and improved look and character.
The Devil’s Advocate who convinced his co-workers to indulge in their sins was certainly intriguing and O’Haire had the size and youth that the company covets so strongly.
Then he lost the gimmick and was awkwardly paired with Roddy Piper. With Hot Rod as his manager, though, O’Haire was at least involved in top storylines and found himself tangling with Mr. America.
Their Smackdown main event was, essentially, a backdrop for the whole Hogan vs. Vince McMahon drama that was playing out at the time, with the stipulation that if O’Haire won, Mr America would need to take an in-ring lie detector test, while if Hogan won, Piper would be fired.
It was basic and it was quick and, in the end, O’Haire prevailed.
He didn’t get a pin or a submission but rather won via count-out, after Terrible Terry left the ring to confront Vince, who was having Zack Gowen arrested.
