RAW debuted on Netflix a month ago and it was a complete success, except for Hulk Hogan. The wrestling legend was brutally booed at the Intuit Dome, home of the NBA's LA Clippers.

Hulk Hogan attributes WWE Raw boos to "riding dirty" with Scott Hall and Kevin Nash in the nWo. Hulk Hogan believes that "riding dirty" with Scott Hall and Kevin Nash in the 1990s was the reason he was booed during WWE Raw's Netflix premiere on 6 January.

The Undertaker was amused that WWE fans booed Hulk Hogan at a "Monday Night Raw" event for Netflix last month, saying on his "Six Feet Under" podcast that "sometimes in life, things come back." The wrestler,

Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, blamed his right-wing political leanings for why WWE fans booed him mercilessly in his surprise return on “Raw” on Jan. 6 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif for the program’s Netflix debut.

The Undertaker has some strong words and heavy shade for Hulk Hogan's immediately notorious Monday Night Raw booing incident.

Curious about why Hulk Hogan was booed at WWE Raw’s Netflix debut? Many fans were surprised by the reaction, but Hogan himself expected it. His history in Los Angeles and his political views reportedly played key roles in the crowd’s response.

The Undertaker doesn't feel bad that Hulk Hogan got booed during Monday Night Raw on Netflix, and he thinks the Hulkster should've expected that, given the controversies he's been involved in over the years.

Despite his in-ring success, Hulk Hogan remains disliked among the WWE Universe due to his controversial comments. The Undertaker shares the WWE Universe's dislike for Hogan, revealing his true feelings during a recent podcast.