You know what, perhaps there is something to this world full of carny lies, meaning

that little bit of truth every once in a while.

It's only helped these interactions.

I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture and these are ten secret times wrestling TV mirrored

real life.

10.

Hulk Hogan Ignores Paul Orndorf

An iconic angle recently revisited following the sad death of Paul Orndorf.

Hulk Hogan's ignoring of his newfound friend became the central catalyst for a heel turn

and return of old Mr. Wonderful to sell out buildings nationwide back in 1986.

A rich and textured tale that served as the perfect bridge between Hogan's post-resolmania

two-fews and his legendary rivalry with Andre the Giant in early 1987.

The story found Orndorf being forced to defend his relationship with Hogan to heels he'd

want shed aside with.

They argued he was a lap dog for the Hulkster, and his failure to prove them wrong ultimately

fed into his violent betrayal.

According to many accounts of Hogan's backstage habits at the time, this wasn't far from

the truth.

Various accounts recall him becoming withdrawn from some of the talent as his star rose,

including having his own dressing room at shows and existing more and more on Vince

McMan's level than that of his peers.

Far from the grisliest of his political choices over the years, it nonetheless marries up

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