5 WWE legends who had their last ever match in TNA

#1 Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan in TNA

Hulk Hogan is one of the most, if not the most controversial figure in wrestling today. Despite this, we all still would not be watch WWE today if it wasn't for Hogan's popularity bringing WWE to heights that had never been seen before.

When Hogan returned to WWE in 2002 and again in 2005, it seemed highly likely that he was sticking around for good both times, and that we would see his final match to happen in WWE at some point, but it never did. After Hogan wrestled Randy Orton at SummerSlam 2006, he would only make sporadic appearances for WWE over the next year, before falling out of favor with Vince McMahon once again, and not being invited back after the 15 Anniversary special of RAW in 2007, until March 2014.

Tired of waiting for WWE, Hogan signed with TNA Impact Wrestling in late 2009 and debuted on the company's first Impact show of 2010. Over his 3 years with Impact Wrestling, Hogan would wrestle 4 times. Hulk Hogan's last televised match happened in 2011, at Impact Wrestling's Bound For Glory event, with Sting. As Hogan had injuries to his knees and back at the time, the match became more of an angle, and didn't involve Hogan getting very physical until towards the end.

Hulk Hogan's last actual match occurred during the 'TNA Maximum Impact Tour' back in 2012. Although initially un-televised, the match, a 6 man tag pitting Hogan, Sting and James Storm vs. Bobby Roode, Bully Ray and Kurt Angle, can be found on the Impact Wrestling Hulk Hogan DVD extras.

Although it is interesting to note that earlier this month, radio host Howard Eskin revealed that a deal between Hulk Hogan and WWE is almost done, and even more incredibly, Hogan may wrestle one more match for WWE.