In 1989, New Line Cinema released the Hulk Hogan-led film "No Holds Barred," which debuted at number two for the weekend of its release, and stayed in the top 10 the entire month, grossing a total ...

The result was 1989's "No Holds Barred," the first WWE-produced movie. Hulk Hogan basically played Hulk Hogan, although his character's name was technically Rip Thomas. The movie is built around ...

Hulk Hogan’s “No Holds Barred” (1989) is an entertaining way to spend an evening, and a time capsule of WWF back in the late ‘90s, with cameos from several big names in the company.

Steve Austin wishes he’d have slowed down and savored more crowd reactions during his match at WrestleMania 38. Austin ...

WWF pair Hulk Hogan and Vince McMahon didn’t really care for Dennis Hackin’s original script for the No Holds Barred movie, so they locked themselves away in a hotel room and got busy ...

Hulk Hogan was perhaps the first WWE superstar ... to get a chance in Hollywood and has been a part of projects like No Holds Barred. Hogan even had his own reality series called “Hogan Knows ...

The trip down wrestling memory lane features a selection of classic bouts, including Yokozuna's infamous battle against Hulk Hogan at the 1993 King of the Ring, the brutal No Holds Barred match ...

Hogan at WrestleMania? Hulk would've carried the match ... Christ only knows how much of a disaster 'Mania VI could've been had 'No Holds Barred II' taken place in Toronto instead.