#2 Hulk Hogan
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The 1980s were big, aggressive, and loud, and perhaps the ultimate embodiment of those aspects was Hulk Hogan.
When he wasn't bragging about his 24" pythons, Hogan was telling the kids at home to 'say their prayers, train, and take their vitamins' so they could grow up to be just like him someday.
Hogan was WWE champion for five years, and faced just about every big name in the wrestling industry in his time.
Here's Andre the Giant -- the biggest wrestling star of the 1970s -- passing the torch to Hogan.
Edited by Nishant Jayaram